Is your stroke this good?

Definitely have to know what you're doing and get through it pure to execute that. I do know the cueball likes to grab off the rails differently on different tables, rails, felt, etc. I've played some places where you're not getting that level of bite off the rails no matter how well you hit it. At the same time those particular rails almost looked like the other extreme where they might bite a little more aggressively than they should. Like they could be playing a little gaffe. But that doesn't take away how fearlessly and accurately he executed.
 
MattPoland said:
Definitely have to know what you're doing and get through it pure to execute that. I do know the cueball likes to grab off the rails differently on different tables, rails, felt, etc. I've played some places where you're not getting that level of bite off the rails no matter how well you hit it. At the same time those particular rails almost looked like the other extreme where they might bite a little more aggressively than they should. Like they could be playing a little gaffe. But that doesn't take away how fearlessly and accurately he executed.
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Yeah, sticky rails which help but still awesome stroke.
 
Dang Mang! That is a stroke!

Kind of like a #13 in the Kinister workout? Depending on angle might hit 11 O’clock or 10. The compensation at 10 makes it quite a bit tougher, even with only a diamond or so of separation. As the distance between cb/ob increases it’s harder to be consistent with that 10 o’clock shot.

That wasn’t much more than diamond distance between the two , but surely not same half of the table like a practice shot. Must have been closer to 10 or straight side the way that came off the end rail.

“Feeling the flow, doing the Happy dance.”
 
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