I notice that lately I'm getting a little sloppy on the medium difficult shots. I've been going back to the basics to work on my stroke quality and found that I'm slipping.
By way of backgroud, I track my match and practice sessions, and 6 months ago, I taped several practice sessions. I recently taped a few practice sessions for comparison. I found that I'm steering the cue stick on the follow-through, and I'm jacking the cue stick up to shoot down on the cue ball (I play on 7 ft tables, but practice on my home 8 ft).
I can level out my cue stick at home and stop steering the follow-through, but when I get on the 7 fters, I notice that I slowly go back to the bad habits.
Has anyone been through this?
Do I need more practice to engrain the better technique, or do you approach 7 ft tables differently (minus the steering of the follow-through)?
Any adivce is appreciated!
By way of backgroud, I track my match and practice sessions, and 6 months ago, I taped several practice sessions. I recently taped a few practice sessions for comparison. I found that I'm steering the cue stick on the follow-through, and I'm jacking the cue stick up to shoot down on the cue ball (I play on 7 ft tables, but practice on my home 8 ft).
I can level out my cue stick at home and stop steering the follow-through, but when I get on the 7 fters, I notice that I slowly go back to the bad habits.
Has anyone been through this?
Do I need more practice to engrain the better technique, or do you approach 7 ft tables differently (minus the steering of the follow-through)?
Any adivce is appreciated!