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Yes, and I extend that definition to every contact in the shot. pj chgo

That's actually why I like my way - it reflects the similarity of the CB effects: inside slows/shortens the CB; outside speeds/lengthens it. pj chgo

Yes - inside on the OB, outside on the rail. pj chgo

I think of contacts with object balls and rails in the same terms: - hitting/spinning the CB on the side away from OB or rail = outside/running/gearing (tends to increase CB speed/angle) - hitting/spinning the CB on the side toward OB or rail = inside/reverse/braking (tends to decrease CB...

The more predictable the outcome, the less you need to overdo the offset to get enough spin. pj chgo

Nope - it’s where you hit it (how far from center). Stroke mechanics just get you there. pj chgo

Hitting at the "miscue limit" - halfway from center to edge on the CB - produces maximum spin. I don't think that's correct for most shots. pj chgo

Good start. pj chgo

That's actually true for everybody - just not as much as Chuck... pj chgo

Sure… with a little salt every day’s the first day of spring. (Almost beat ya, Straight)

The Taco Bell Ejection Seat

Yeah, you shouldn't try it without a lot of experience. pj chgo

Wow - first pivot lengths I've seen as long as my Ed Young custom tinytip maple (20"). Maybe there's something to these CF thingamajigs after all... pj chgo

They don't call it triggernometry fer nothin'...

I think it might be called “6-7” now. pj chgo