Do you change your grip a lot?

[Scott Lee]

Total BS! Like to see you say that to your "buddy" randyg's face!

Scott Lee
http://poolknowledge.com

. The fallacy of "letting the cue do the work" is very "miss" leading.....or "leads to missing".

 

[CJ Wiley]

YOU do the work, don't expect your cue to do it for you. 'The Game is the Teacher'

I'll say it to anyone's face, it's like a tennis player saying they "let the racket do the work," or a golfer saying they "let the club do the work".

Feel and touch are vital to playing championship level pool, so do the work, don't expect your cue to do it for you. 'The Game is the Teacher'

Total BS! Like to see you say that to your "buddy" randyg's face!

Scott Lee
http://poolknowledge.com

 

[CJ Wiley]

it's 'Billiards Inside Secrets' that has a section on the grip

PM me your name and I'll sign your collection when you decide to order (they're on special now at www.cjwiley.com). Although 'Ultimate Pool Secrets' and ' The Touch of Inside' are the most popular, it's 'Billiards Inside Secrets' that has a section on the grip and compares the technique to tennis, sword, and hammer motions.


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Ok, I just saw the Touch of Inside on this page:
http://www.cjwileybilliards.com/videos.html

Is there a DVD in particular you would recommend that addresses what we're discussing in this thread?

I think buying them all, although tempting, is excessive.

Thanks