kanzzo
hobby player
Yes. If you got less draw, it was because you had less cue speed (by not accelerating enough during the forward stroke) or the the tip wasn't low enough. It is also possible (but not likely) the tip was too low. With long power draw shots, it doesn't help to push the miscue limit too much per the info here:
Hehe
So you don't believe in the myth of two kind of strokes. It's all about speed and the point of hitting the CB.
This should be easy to test with few experiment. Speed is easiest (you can take my video and measure the time between the sound of hitting the CB and the sound of CB hitting OB). Since position of micro, CB, OB is same every time, this one shoud get precise measurements.
I could unconsciously hit the CB higher than expected but this should be easy to measure with chalk marks.
I think you would lose both challenges (I can hit CB higher and slower and still get more draw with my second kind of stroke).
But yes, this was my impression that you only take first kind of stroke into consideration for your measurements (even though you teached yourself the second kind for extreme draws since you wouldn't be able to have the extreme draw on video otherwise).