I'm Going To Do It

[Ballistic Billiards]

easy fix

after tonight, i need to pack something. perhaps i should just pack it in, take two weeks off, then quit.

its amazing to me how horrible i am sometimes..........

DCP

DCP,
Your inconsistency is rooted in your fundamentals, Scott will give you
the tools that you'll use to stroke the same way, every time.

You'll want to spend most of your time after the lesson training yourself
to stroke properly and focus on nothing but that.

This may take a few weeks or months until you've reprogrammed yourself.

After this very diligent training period your posts will change from "how did
I screw this up..." to "look at my youtube video two table length draw"
and you'll be unstoppable.

 

[DrCue'sProtege]

DCP,
After this very diligent training period your posts will change from "how did
I screw this up..." to "look at my youtube video two table length draw"
and you'll be unstoppable.

i hope so, because the things that i hose up are the simple things. i sit back and stare at the table in wonderment, pondering how i could have possibly not executed this shot/position. and they are simple things. but for some reason when i get down on the shot i manage to muck it up. then when i reset the shot i execute it perfectly. i either am confused by what i think the cue ball should do, or just make a bad shot.

i dont know whats wrong with me............

DCP

 

[Ballistic Billiards]

no worries

i hope so, because the things that i hose up are the simple things. i sit back and stare at the table in wonderment, pondering how i could have possibly not executed this shot/position. and they are simple things. but for some reason when i get down on the shot i manage to muck it up. then when i reset the shot i execute it perfectly. i either am confused by what i think the cue ball should do, or just make a bad shot.

i dont know whats wrong with me............

DCP

Scott will figure it out for you, then it will be up to you.

I learned, from someone very well known, to squeeze my grip hand on
contact w/ the cb. When I had a lesson with Scott and we watched
my stroke on video, I saw the ill effects of this technique. It was causing
me to drop my elbow and miss my contact point.

I'm still "un-learning" this technique on every shot, telling myself to keep
my grip loose.

Not to mention the plethora of other great tips he gave me.

The time I spent with Scott, 6-7 hours was priceless.

I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
-cOOp