Is it possible to draw the cue ball back w/o follow thru?
I say no.
What do you think?
I say no.
What do you think?
Yes. For instance, a known technique for avoiding a double hit when the OB is too close is to run the grip hand into the rail to stop follow through.Is it possible to draw the cue ball back w/o follow thru?
I say no.
What do you think?
Can you find a video that we can see?Yes. For instance, a known technique for avoiding a double hit when the OB is too close is to run the grip hand into the rail to stop follow through.
Unless you're talking about the 1/16" or so of "follow through" during tip/ball contact...
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??????? But, if you hitting straight into the frozen ball, can you generate draw having no follow thru???????The physics of the situation indicates that tip and CB are in contact for 1-2 milliseconds.
So you could stop the cue after that 2 ms and CB would not be able to know the difference.
But, yes, a good follow through prevents all kinds of stroke errors leading up to contact--for both draw and follow.
Unless you're talking about the 1/16" or so of "follow through" during tip/ball contact...
Can you find a video that we can see?
I didn't know that's what you were asking. Isn't hitting straight into a frozen CB/OB illegal?Thx for the link, but nothing was said about getting cue ball draw off a frozen object ball.
If you're talking about the millisecond of tip/ball contact, of course you can't do anything without that - but "follow through" is usually assumed to mean after contact.That's my point, how can you get draw w/o follow thru?
Probably not a human. A pneumatic or hydraulic piston could. Probably even like VP??????? But, if you hitting straight into the frozen ball, can you generate draw having no follow thru???????
No worse than any grand massé shot….which is allowed even in world snooker.Good hit per Gibb Head Referee.
Give me a half-inch separation and I can draw the cue ball back four diamonds shooting straight at the ball and with no side spin.Is it possible to draw the cue ball back w/o follow thru?
I say no.
What do you think?
That's the rail stop though right?Give me a half-inch separation and I can draw the cue ball back four diamonds shooting straight at the ball and with no side spin.
Is that sort of what you're talking about?
Not needed. With that much separation there are several other techniques that avoid the double hit. Any good (small game) carom player has a short stroke for that kind of position.That's the rail stop though right?
K, I see what you mean. Takes new cloth for me and a forgiving opponent just in case.Not needed. With that much separation there are several other techniques that avoid the double hit. Any good (small game) carom player has a short stroke for that kind of position.
No gap..... but I think we'd all like to see what you just said. Sounds interesting/impossible/but.Give me a half-inch separation and I can draw the cue ball back four diamonds shooting straight at the ball and with no side spin.
Is that sort of what you're talking about?
If the balls are frozen, then you have to elevate to draw straight back and there will be some forward travel first.No gap.....