I got a lesson, from a pro, he mentioned that I should raise my back hand a little higher. He said, one benefit is that a smaller portion of your tip hits the cue ball. Can't I just keep my back hand lower and change the shape of my tip to be more round and thus lower the amount of tip hitting the cue ball?
not sure which is better to try, dime+ or dime++
I know that the more you lift your back hand the higher the swerve and higher the deflection, those are two reasons for not wanting to switch my hand elevation even though I play with a low deflection shaft. I also have years of playing with a level cue, changing my hand position would be a huge adjustment.
One more question. Is hitting the cue ball with a smaller area a good thing?
not sure which is better to try, dime+ or dime++
I know that the more you lift your back hand the higher the swerve and higher the deflection, those are two reasons for not wanting to switch my hand elevation even though I play with a low deflection shaft. I also have years of playing with a level cue, changing my hand position would be a huge adjustment.
One more question. Is hitting the cue ball with a smaller area a good thing?