Why does Jeremy Jones always call a force-follow a "hydraulic"? Where does that term come from? The action of the cueball on these shots has nothing to do with hydraulics. Some old-school term that has just hung on?
Hydraulic is "fluid power". Don't know if that's what Jeremy means, but I like it...Why does Jeremy Jones always call a force-follow a "hydraulic"? Where does that term come from? The action of the cueball on these shots has nothing to do with hydraulics. Some old-school term that has just hung on?
Why does Jeremy Jones always call a force-follow a "hydraulic"? Where does that term come from? The action of the cueball on these shots has nothing to do with hydraulics. Some old-school term that has just hung on?
Why does Jeremy Jones always call a force-follow a "hydraulic"? Where does that term come from? The action of the cueball on these shots has nothing to do with hydraulics. Some old-school term that has just hung on?
It's just a way to describe the action/curve when you force follow and is probably a phrase he originated and uses.
I've always said, when I put too much juice on the ball, that I've "over amped" it.
Lou Figueroa
I don’t know if JJ always use it.
The term was brought up when George asked him about it in the Filler match
I think they are focusing too much on analysis that they are over analysing. Probably too much technical analysis that they are analysing every shot even if it is straightforward shot.
If it was Matchroom broadcast, their mainstream audience like non players, casual viewers will have no idea what they are talking about most of time. :smile:
Why does Jeremy Jones always call a force-follow a "hydraulic"? Where does that term come from? The action of the cueball on these shots has nothing to do with hydraulics. Some old-school term that has just hung on?
We always called it HI-Karate.
Hydraulic is "fluid power". Don't know if that's what Jeremy means, but I like it...
pj
chgo
We always called it HI-Karate.