How does this guy aim ?

That's just sick. LOL The break shot he made on the second rack, off the rail length of the table, WOW. Thanks for sharing the vid link.
 
nobcitypool said:
That's just sick. LOL The break shot he made on the second rack, off the rail length of the table, WOW. Thanks for sharing the vid link.
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I agree -- that was a sick breakshot. But you know something? Perhaps not involving a bridge hand of any kind like that probably made that shot a bit easier? For Jesse, that was merely a long shot -- something that he does anywhere on the table regardless, because he never has a bridge hand to deal with or get in the way.

Jesse's probably the best jacked-up one-handed player around.

Nice run of 37, Jesse! And cute intro and post-video commentary from his son, too! :thumbup:

-Sean
 
mohrt said:
He simplified the shot, eliminating bridge distance and placement, as well as an entire arm. Now to get rid of a foot. :thumbup:
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Actually this is true. I have found that it's easier to aim "naturally" when playing one handed. I can also use CTE and I do when playing one handed. But as for simply "seeing" the aim it really is easier for me to do when only using one arm.

Of course as we all know aiming is only the first part. Execution comes next and for that Jesse is the man. I love the one where he runs out a full rack one handed with two cues switching hands on each shot.
 
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