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I found that if I aim and pivot, then try to add just a bit more using front hand, I hit the object ball full in the face. Just the slightest bit of front hand ruins it. It acts like I lined up using parallel with no pivot. Standard maple shaft, ten or so inches pivot point.

Colin: pool is hard. Can you make a video to demonstrate what you just wrote?

Colin: What happened to all the videos you used to have on your site? We miss you, bro.

Now you see 'em, now you don't. I like the first one anyway.

Dan: No skid, he over cut the ball.

I can't watch any more. Seven minutes to get out.

Joe Tucker posted some free videos about it: http://www.joetucker.net/side_spin_workouts.htm

I used to do it by feel, now I aim and pivot. My normal bridge is about ten inches, and just happens to be at the pivot point of my cue. But, I'm back to feel when the cue ball is near the rail. Have to use a short bridge, so aim and pivot doesn't work. Very scary then.

Thanks for the show. Much appreciated.

Did you watch the video of him with LLJ? What a cutie.

I might watch if it was like this (PHJ's): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5PrrVt34Mw

It doesn't look to be about pool, just high rollin each other. Is that how it was back in the day, when Little Earl played Siegal the first time? Three days, on a table in a barn.

Check please.

I didn't jump up and down about it, but I basically called a foul on Marop in one of his straight pool videos: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showpost.php?p=4739678&postcount=12

Before the match, the graphic said Joe Tucker was going to be one of the commentators. Where is Joe? (pull up, Joe, pull up).

Looks like Cory changed the way he approaches the table. He's "micro-shuffling" his way into the shot.

I thought it was just me. QUIET, PLEASE!!! Mark Wilson and Jim Wych were a little too chatty as well.

Chalks up with both hands as part of his pre-shot routine.

Good eye, straight stroke. I don't see anything mechanically wrong, just your shot selection. About six minutes into the first clip, you drew into the balls. They were already separated and you ended up stuck. You made a good shot up table, then shot the seven and slid out of shape. Maybe...

Send out for some J.T.S. Brown.