Do you have a Photographic memory
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I guess that's why you didn't know it isn't really a half ball shot. Diagrams can be useful for knowing what's really going on, which helps to pass on accurate info to others.
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That's on a 9-footer? Maybe jamesjr is shooting it on a 7-footer.
Table size doesn't matter if you're lining up with the diamonds. It matters if you're measuring by inches (like the alignment I described).
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I use the spot shot to teach how to aim instinctively.
Pool without spot shots, is like peanut butter without jelly......or chocolate.
CJ, just before you're lining up your next spot shot, try a peanut butter and dill pickle sandwich. It's the bees knees. We serve them all the time in the Steamer Cue Sports Ltd. employee cafeteria. :smile:
There's no way on God's Green Earth that a peanut butter and dill pickle sandwich could be good.
I never said I was shooting a half ball shot that I was only aiming the center of the cue ball at the edge of the object ball. Just because you aim at the object ball edge doesn't automatically make it half ball shot. As for diagrams in relation to real pool scenarios, you can stick your diagrams up your A$$ because it is clear you are passing on inaccurate information. Have a good day Sir.
It's definitely a half ball aim - that's the definition of it.
But if you think you're aiming at the OB edge and you miss that target, then the actual shot isn't half ball. This must be what's happening when you line up as you said and make the shot.
Not until I consult my proctologist, but thanks for your permission.
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