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Video please. I am trying to visualize the original position and various results.

Video it from the front then again from the rear. And at different speeds. The rear, faster speed will magnify your stroke deviation.

Grip the break cue more forward? I never heard that. That would tend to shorten your stroke...like telling a baseball player to hold the bat more in front of him.

Referring to the last couple of pages..."Break as hard as you can and you be a great player fast". lol

What are some others? I am not being a SA, just want to know if i missed something. I am trying to decide which way to go....should I consider a purchase and what would you suggest? I currently am using an OB Classic shaft.

Excellent list. Thanks.

A simple straight in shot with cue ball 9 inches from object ball. Make sure no side English on cue ball.

I have it thru SPOTIFY. It is great.

I would like to see where my cue tip strikes the cue ball. It would be better than the Rempe ball which i use all the time. I would also like to evaluate my cue stroke. Both of these could be available imediately.

It is a survey. Some of the questions are designed to determine the validity of your responce.

A lot of 'naysayers' here. As an amateur, I would like 'Slow-motion replay of your cue strike'. This would be awesome. Miss a shot and watch your stroke from different views. You may want to rethink your responses.

Thanks for sharing...that was awesome and informative.

Excellent update. Thanks so much from all of us players.

Another important aspect is hitting the cue ball on the horizontal center. Since it is the break and you are shoot much harder than normal, folks do not realize if they are hitting the center. Get a 'REMPE' cue ball, hit a break shot, and look for the chalk spot on the cue ball. That will tell...

If a ball falls before 5 seconds after being shot, the ball is considered made by the shooter.

What is the best way to get authorities involved in these situations? Any one have that experience?

Nor a draw stroke..

Consider the install time!!! But thanks for the information.

Yes, if you know what to look for.

Learning the 'tangent line'.