Bad Fundamentals Discussion

[bruin70]

I would like to know what many of you consider to be a bad form of fundamentals for any player. I think we all know that as long as you can do anything consistently, it will work in the game of pool.
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Most people who have their forearm forward from the 90 degree angle towards the floor do that because they slip stroke on the final stroke. I haven't really seen any players do that and not slip stroke.

I don't care if I start a debate, my intention is get a ton of knowledge poured into this thread.

everyone plays different and many great players don't play the way "they should". but one thing they all(pretty much all) don't do is POKE AT THE BALL. they may do a lot of things differently, but their stroke through the cb is alway good.

 

[JoeyInCali]

everyone plays different and many great players don't play the way "they should". but one thing they all(pretty much all) don't do is POKE AT THE BALL. they may do a lot of things differently, but their stroke through the cb is alway good.

You haven't seen Allen Hopkins and Dave Howard play.

Kim Davenport and Buddy Hall should hold a clinic on stroking.
I'd trade my left leg to have their stroke.

 

[bruin70]

You haven't seen Allen Hopkins and Dave Howard play.

Kim Davenport and Buddy Hall should hold a clinic on stroking.
I'd trade my left leg to have their stroke.

I KNEW IT!!!!!!!! THERE'S ALWAYS ONE GUY,,,,,,,

you can throw in kennedy too, but i think(though i never really paid attention) if you just focus on their cue from bridge to and through cb, and forget all those horrid visuals that go with them, you might see that their stroke is good.