Can I ask if it is an issue with accuracy or draw or both
Can I ask if it is an issue with accuracy or draw or both
Can I ask if it is an issue with accuracy or draw or both
If I had to offer a guess, I would guess that he isnt hitting the cb where he wants to/thinks he is.
I get plenty of draw. That's never been the problem. I just miss the shot.
DCP
Ah. Then try the progressive draw practice 5C in this handout:I get plenty of draw. That's never been the problem. I just miss the shot.
DCP
Ah. Then try the progressive draw practice 5C in this handout:
http://www.sfbilliards.com/Misc/progpract.pdf
It will force you to pay more attention to aiming and setup.
Do you try to put the cue ball at a particular spot on the rail when it comes back? Working on that will force the aim to be exact.That's about what I do now Bob. But when I get to the point where there are four diamonds, or more, between the CB and OB I start to miss. I'm pretty good at 1-3 diamonds away, but the farther away is where the problem lies.
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Do you try to put the cue ball at a particular spot on the rail when it comes back? Working on that will force the aim to be exact.
But most people fall apart at some point in tough draw shots. Getting to 4 on the 5C drill is pretty good.
Where are you looking when you pull the trigger?
The CB of course. What else would one look at. That OB aint going anywhere.
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you are the one having an issue pocketing a ball at a relatively short distance. by doing it the proven way.
Who said I am having an issue pocketing the short draw shot? You obviously didn't read the thread.
And that 2nd part, about the proven way, really made me laugh. I guess you haven't seen the countless threads on here about what to look at last huh?
r/DCP
You have to pick exactly the right small angle to get to the square.Bob,
On your 5C drill, I want to be sure I am seeing the diagram right. It looks like there is a slight angle and when you draw it back the CB will come back and to the right a little to get onto the paper.
Or is it just a straight back draw drill?
Mike
It doesn't matter which ball you're looking at last if you're twisting your grip hand. Check your knuckles before and after you stroke. Are they in the same place? They should be.
I think a big issue for me is that I simply don't know if I am aiming straight/properly or not. I have no idea, when I address the CB, if I am aiming it straight at the OB. On shorter straight-in draw shots this isn't critical. On longer straight-in draw shots this is absolutely critical.
r/DCP
Could the dominant eye issue be causing my problems here?
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