People don't always agree about things on AZB, much less in the real world.
For example:
A seasoned pro might say, "You can get more spin with a little wrist flip." His proof is by showing you a shot. A science guy might say, "You don't need the wrist flip. The same thing can be done with a straight wrist." His proof is a bunch of diagrams and equations.
So...in general, who are you more likely to believe?
Thanks Bob and all for starting the post and all discussions. Truly it is not fair to either camp, mainly because it is hard to put proof to things and measure everything. I am working on a project where when done, you will be able to look on a monitor and see everything, your own stroke-cue line-vectors (not machine), arm line vectors, amount of spin% on CB and OB (side, top and bottom), how fast CB & OB, status of cue ball before and after it hit OB slide/role/rolling backward/forward, exact speed and direction of every ball on table live data. This is not a wish list, this is what we are missing to evaluate pool, i am working on it, got the basic methods,software, sensors, and biggest of all the knowledge of pool and software, motivation and the love to do it. All i need is to find lots of time from my real job, honey dues stuff and off course hardest of all stop going to pool halls; I am sure one day it will be done, if not me someone else will.-i hope.