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Your assumption is that a simultaneous hit is probably unlikely. Yes it is probably unlikely but you can determine how unlikely it is. Put a cue ball on the table, then freeze two object balls side by side about 1 foot in front of the cue ball. You now have a cue ball a foot away from the...

I have tried most of the suggestion posted. Good suggestions...Thanks. This is what seems to work best for me. I put the cue ball on a white paper reinforcement. Then another reinforcement where my tip finishes the stroke. After a couple of practice shots (cue ball only), I concentrate on where...

Thanks Bob, I earned something today.

Relax....

A few weeks ago I started a post, Miscue Limit. I appreciate the responses and the effort folks put in to them. My problem was trying to make this shot from Freddy Bentivegna's book, Banking With The Beard. It took me about 50 or so tries (probably more} before success. I have made it 3 times...

RELAX...He just asked a question.

...just making the shot without hitting a rail. The shot is very hard in itself.

It is easy with a heavy cue ball.

I think it is low class and shows disrespect for other folks property. Just my opinion. Another question to go along with this. Do you throw away your empty bottles, cups, plates, napkins, etc. before you leave?

In the pre-shot strokes, I look at the pool cue to see if it is moving straight.

I would like to help...any opinions whether this is legitimate?

The reason I asked this question was, (I read some where and I can't find the article), that you can get more draw by hitting above the miscue line. The reasoning was the the curvature of the cue ball, at some point, decreases the amount of spin as you get closer to the miscue line. So does this...

I am trying the find the point where you get maximum English. It is not necessarily close to the miscue limit.

Where do you get the most English on the cue ball in relation to the miscue line? Does that change with the horizontal or vertical or diagonal point of cue contact?

Great idea...post the video so we can see what may help you the most.

Do you have enough yet?

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I agree but with a short follow thru, many players tend to slow the stroke down before contact...not good.