What Efren said.

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LAMas

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With regard to the shape that you want after the shot, you will use inside or outside english or center ball on the CB.

When you require inside english, you can aim closer to the contact point, probably due to squirt away from the tip of the cue. If outside english is desired, one can throw (CIT or SIT) the OB to the target by aiming at the contact point on the OB.:smile:
 
Cornerman

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JoeyInCali said:
Does it make a difference that he uses carabao english?
Or aka as BHE ?
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What I understand as "carabao english" defined here many times is not BHE. There is no swooping or last moment twisting into the english with traditional BHE.

Carabao English (as defined previously on AZ) is what I've called "Dynamic Backhand English." One of our esteemed instructors refered to this as "Swooping into the English."
 
8pack

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Carabao English is what i use most of the time.I look like i have a chicken wing in my stroke.In reality im just getting some extra stuff on whitey.
For the longest time i didnt even realize i was doing something different.
Why is it, not to many people apply english this way?
 
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