Jeff De Luna Amazing Break!

Every time I see someone making lots of balls on the break they don't seem to have a decent shot available. But yes, he's got a monster break.
 
predator said:
Every time I see someone making lots of balls on the break they don't seem to have a decent shot available. But yes, he's got a monster break.
Agreed. To make matters worse, every time I see myself make lots of balls the same thing happens!
 
the cool part is: the balls hardly colide. i can only see 2 balls who colide, all the others go straight in.

the 1 in the middle, the 2 wingball in the corner, the 2row ball bank (pink), the 5the row cross table bank, and one lucky kick.

the controle is nice, but on the slowmotion u can see that his cue landed on the table WAY off the aimingline, so he hit the 1 ball really FULL or the cb would have gone flying to the right cussion, but he didnt hit the cb center ball AT all. prove is the amount of spin on the cb. but hey, he did the main job. hit the 1 ball FULL in the face AND 5 balls :p who am i to critisice. but its impressive how far from center ball he hitted the cb :)

cant remember if pagulayan, had many caroms in his 6ball break. To bad u cant see his body movement well. id love to learn this.

was the table tapered? did they use a sardo for this? also funny to see a left hander breaking from the left side of the table.. might have to try his fingers positions and see if it feels better for me.
 
I don't see him slamming on the cue ball unlike most power breakers I've seen who even use their body weight. Is he just using a very fast final stroke?
 
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