In order to have a straight stroke you need to have your head, shoulder, elbow and hand all in the same vertical plane, correct.
I have the problem where my elbow is too far in. So my shoulder is out farther than my head and my cuetip curves to the left.
Anyways to move my elbow farther out I have to turn my head to the left. So much so that it is very uncomfortable and I cannot get my head aligned straight over the cue. It is facing to the right a little bit.
Any suggestions on what to do here? Should I move my elbow out only as far as is comfortable? or just learn to shoot with a crooked head? If you can remember Cane's picture. That's kind of how I stand.
I have the problem where my elbow is too far in. So my shoulder is out farther than my head and my cuetip curves to the left.
Anyways to move my elbow farther out I have to turn my head to the left. So much so that it is very uncomfortable and I cannot get my head aligned straight over the cue. It is facing to the right a little bit.
Any suggestions on what to do here? Should I move my elbow out only as far as is comfortable? or just learn to shoot with a crooked head? If you can remember Cane's picture. That's kind of how I stand.