Another OH WOW!
ON YOUTUBE!!!
ON YOUTUBE!!!
Experiments in looking at the cueball while delivering the stroke.
- Thread starter gregcantrall
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The Hits just keep coming. 
Mark Allen vs David Grace is live now. And aWhole E Cow. It's awesome entertaining and educational as well.
Mark Allen vs David Grace is live now. And aWhole E Cow. It's awesome entertaining and educational as well.
Well the morning observations of the young Chinese players in the Welsh Open is interesting. In Fang Zhengyi I see Ronnie O'Sullivan methods. Ronnie said either or and I think that's what I see in Fan. 
Sure interesting and enlightening lessons.
Sure interesting and enlightening lessons.
The decider 3 frames all and the hits just keep coming. Shrug wst.tv
wst.tv
The statistics posted are enlightening er uh my theory reinforcing. With Fan taking the long pot category 71 to 40.
Zhao gets safety success by large margin.
Zhao already has a title and prevailed this match.
Zhao gets safety success by large margin.
Zhao already has a title and prevailed this match.
I would be remiss if I didn't point out John Higgins vs Youelong is up on wst.tv now. I know John's eye patern as it's revealed by his eyebrows. Youelong is unknown. Should be good.
Snooker World's Championship available on wst.tv is providing high definition looks at eye patterns at times. There's so much more Gold in the coverage. Every aspect available for analysis by Champions in the booth.
Well, Higgins vs O'Sullivan in the Snooker World Championship is providing awesome competition and education.
John Higgins is easy to read and Ronnie not so easy but the truth is available.
John Higgins is easy to read and Ronnie not so easy but the truth is available.
For the Fine control, look at the white as you strike it.
Shot making is the first aspect of control.
The shot making could be best with object ball last. Could be but not necessarily. Practice Practice and practice.
Shot making is the first aspect of control.
The shot making could be best with object ball last.
Could be but not necessarily. Practice Practice and practice.
Well John Higgins just put it on display. Beating Ronnie in The World Championship Snooker.
His eye brows telegraph his eyes as they move up and down.
His eye brows telegraph his eyes as they move up and down.
either way is right if it works for you. i use both depending on the shot. if i need a precise but difficult hit on the cue ball you can be sure thats where im looking after i got my line. along with low draw shots.
many times im looking up and down the line during the shot or seeing both.
many times im looking up and down the line during the shot or seeing both.
Works best for me
Beginners should watch as much OB as practical. Even CBL veterans shouldn't abandon OBL. The actual shot needs refreshing daily. The idea with CBL after all, is you already aimed the exact shot; not the other way around.
The World Snooker ongoing is providing good looks at the methods of the shooters. Some like John Higgins telegraph the eye pattern with their eye brows. Some, like Mark Selby seem to have an almost unmoving yet all seeing gaze.
Higgins with his victory over Ronnie in a race to 13 demonstrated the power of looking at the white as it is struck.
Mark Williams on occasion will hit exhibition shots with eyes closed or looking away. He shows the power of building the shot from the ground up. Perfect platform and perfect delivery do the work. Having my eyes on the white at contact gives feedback. Knowing exactly what happened at the tip/ball interaction can provide insight as to why the balls did what they did.
Object ball last could provide better shot making. For me cueball at contact provides more accurate cueball.resting placement. Better cueball placement means fewer difficult shots.
Higgins with his victory over Ronnie in a race to 13 demonstrated the power of looking at the white as it is struck.
Mark Williams on occasion will hit exhibition shots with eyes closed or looking away. He shows the power of building the shot from the ground up. Perfect platform and perfect delivery do the work. Having my eyes on the white at contact gives feedback. Knowing exactly what happened at the tip/ball interaction can provide insight as to why the balls did what they did.
Object ball last could provide better shot making. For me cueball at contact provides more accurate cueball.resting placement. Better cueball placement means fewer difficult shots.
Rail first shots will demonstrate the effects of the slightest variation in the strike to the white.
Concentration is king. Concentration and Focus are required to "get my mind right". My mind focused depends on the Big Eye......imagine the shot. And then just do it. Simple
Concentration is king. Concentration and Focus are required to "get my mind right". My mind focused depends on the Big Eye......imagine the shot. And then just do it. Simple
Ah the Tension
Ahhhhhm
Ahhhh
Hummmmmmmm.
Ronnie felt the slightest tension at a critical time. His banging of ....his cue or fist released at full tension.
The show was incredible .
Gotta hope Higgins gets good rest as the road is still plenty rough.
Personally, Lefty opens with a make. First attempt the uphill both ways.
Then hangs the 2nd. Oooops nope Right hand can take it out, so 0-1.
Here. Comes the Sun.
Darn can't figure out how to link
The Beatles
My high school graduate 1969
Ahhhhhm
Ahhhh
Hummmmmmmm.
Ronnie felt the slightest tension at a critical time. His banging of ....his cue or fist released at full tension.
The show was incredible .
Gotta hope Higgins gets good rest as the road is still plenty rough.
Personally, Lefty opens with a make. First attempt the uphill both ways.
Then hangs the 2nd. Oooops nope Right hand can take it out, so 0-1.
Here. Comes the Sun.
Darn can't figure out how to link
The Beatles
My high school graduate 1969