tomatoshooter
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Thanks, and nice shooting, both with the cue and the camera!
DRAW SHOT Effects Myth Buster … a Slow Motion Video Study
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Thanks Dave and Pubo
Finally , it's all so simple once you get the correct data.
j/k my head hurts , wheres my blanky and binky, I need a nap.
Finally , it's all so simple once you get the correct data.
j/k my head hurts , wheres my blanky and binky, I need a nap.
THIS VIDEO AND ALL THIS WORK THAT WAS DONE - is simply amazing !
Thank you both.
Thank you both.
You can tell from the action of the ball what spin he was using -- left draw. From the delay of the draw, he was playing on slick cloth or with a very slippery cue ball. Getting the correct hit probably took several tries.
Nice work and stroke. Does the weight matter to you?
Pubo
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I've not played with other than 19 oz cue for an extended period of time so I don't know
I think a rough way to look at it is you don’t want to apply the brakes before you contact the cueball. You generally drive the cue stick forward with your biceps. You halt it with your triceps. Introducing the triceps (a new muscle group) into the stroke before ball contact has a high likelihood of derailing your intended tip trajectory and striking the cueball with a different tip offset than planned. So you’re either scooping a miscue or you’re hitting more stun on accident. Let alone what you’d be doing to your cue speed.
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Anyone won't to try and explain how this player could execute these 3 shots, (especially #3) by decelerating?
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Link gives nothing.
Who wins when you play Dr. Dave?
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Billiard thread... sorry, doc.
I have been working on tickys and there's been a lot of improvement recently.
The Koreans-at my place are disappointingly UNstereotypical...I see few tickys from them.
Thanks for the rule of thumb. That is basically the criteria for how I look at the game/ shot.
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Deceleration before impact is not usually a good thing; although, some great players (Efren Reyes included) do it often.
Concerning the shots at the link, fouetté shots (AKA whip shots) like this require tremendous cue speed at impact (and a whippy shaft), so any deceleration would be a killer.
Whippy shaft may help but not necessary.
Agreed, but with lighter pool balls, these types of shots are extremely difficult (or impossible) with a stiff shaft, unless you have Larry Nevel DNA.