So do I. See post #2 lolAsk him if the same results could be obtained without the hop. I know the answer already but I'd rather hear it from the Master.
JoeyA
Meanwhile back at the ranch...9 pages later...
So do I. See post #2 lolAsk him if the same results could be obtained without the hop. I know the answer already but I'd rather hear it from the Master.
JoeyA
Nice break! Getting on the 2 for a nice line to the 6 was a bit of a challenge... did you get there?here is example for power break (~21MpH) where i hit 1ball on the right ^_^
https://www.facebook.com/DeaDsTrok3/videos/10203111599896312/?l=4583326581829181200
Yes, it was BnR: )Nice break! Getting on the 2 for a nice line to the 6 was a bit of a challenge... did you get there?
Cheers,
Colin
I just did I did a 10-ball-rating-drill set and posted it on the Billiard University (BU) playing-ability-exam scores and ratings thread. Here it is:
https://youtu.be/XMnvSD5SqtI
I had my break working fairly well, pocketing a ball every time. I pocketed 5 balls on the break once (the 2nd rack)! I also pocketed 3 balls on the break twice and 2 balls three times. That sure makes the run-outs (or attempted run-outs) easier.
Was I trying to make the CB hop? No.
Was the CB hopping? Yes.
When I used a little extra speed, the CB hopped a little more. One of the big-hop breaks (rack 2) resulted in 5 balls being pocketed. Another (rack 10) resulted in only 1 ball pocketed (with the best CB squat).
Watch out Shane, cause I plan to work on the break some more. :grin-square:
I definitely have lots of room for improvement (e.g., I need to get rid of sidespin that happens often).
Regards,
Dave
Thanks. That was the only time I've ever made 5 balls on a 10-ball break.2nd break was NICEE!!
Nice ... especially the CB squat on several.I played AmRo ghost yesterday but he smoked me..
I noticed after i watched and analyzed my game that i was hitting break pretty sweet.
Took some breaks out from that. I personally think that break is good enough.
https://youtu.be/wtSITwpmUZ8
Now i just need to do it everytime :grin-square:
Thanks for the link. I hadn't seen that video yet. I've added it to my American Rotation resource page.ps. I was breaking with my playing cue(elk master) because Official AmRo break/jump cues are forbidden. Joe T made great new video btw where he really made rules easy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZoxVXnksY8
I'm surprised you didn't break with a closed bridge Dave, you lose a fraction of the speed and energy by breaking further from the rack.I just did I did a 10-ball-rating-drill set and posted it on the Billiard University (BU) playing-ability-exam scores and ratings thread. Here it is:
https://youtu.be/XMnvSD5SqtI
I had my break working fairly well, pocketing a ball every time. I pocketed 5 balls on the break once (the 2nd rack)! I also pocketed 3 balls on the break twice and 2 balls three times. That sure makes the run-outs (or attempted run-outs) easier.
Was I trying to make the CB hop? No.
Was the CB hopping? Yes.
When I used a little extra speed, the CB hopped a little more. One of the big-hop breaks (rack 2) resulted in 5 balls being pocketed. Another (rack 10) resulted in only 1 ball pocketed (with the best CB squat).
Watch out Shane, cause I plan to work on the break some more. :grin-square:
I definitely have lots of room for improvement (e.g., I need to get rid of sidespin that happens often).
Regards,
Dave
I'll just watch this over and over again. Props to Eagletrickshots2 for the vid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxZP-JS4g5s