Seems like a lot of sharp shooters have that (such as Seo Seoa in women's pool), but very few have an actual, outward flaring chicken wing. I speculate it's because the latter inherently leads to a pronated wrist, while even Billy Thorpe with his ridiculous reverse chicken wing is able to keep a nice wrist alignment.
Agreed. You see a lot of reverse chicken wing arm positions with the elbow tucked inward among strong players, even some very pronounced ones, but almost never pronounced ones where the elbow is flared out wide.
Agreed. You see a lot of reverse chicken wing arm positions with the elbow tucked inward among strong players, even some very pronounced ones, but almost never pronounced ones where the elbow is flared out wide.
