looking for something

Solartje

the Brunswick BUG bit me
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hi,

i remember a post about scratches, where it was discussed that there where certain paths that would give u a very low scratch % in positional play. lines and paths that come up often.

i was also wondering if anyone has a drawing of a pooltable with lines and path's that have this low %. ofcourse i can see when the cb goes in the direction of a pocket. but often when i play 3 cussion positional shots, i often scratch because im having a hard time to judge wher the cb is going after the 2c cussion when im using englisch. mainly inside englisch. I really have to concentrate VERY VERY hard, to know when the englisch gets revirsed because of the contact with the rail, when inside becomes running, etc.. especially when im using multiple rails, 2,3,4, 5 rails

is there a good book or instructional or so i could check. (problem is, i have the WORST memory ever. im like a goldfish. 9seconds and its gone. but i can remember images like if i was a genious. so i know more or less with 1 cussion, how the cb is going to react to englisch , but not with multiples. so i need images or video's to help putting this in my mind. i hate to spend 2 minuts figuring it out in a tournament. i usually forget where i was after 9seconds, and i have to start all over, imitatin the rotation with my hands. i feel so silly doing it, that i often dont take the time to check it.

so :) help silly solly
 
I read somewhere that if the cue ball goes directly through the center of the table, it wont scratch. Unless you're straight in.
 
thx hal, yeah its slowly coming back... i remember it was something of that kind, and i even think someone refered to a drawing. i was looking for that drawing.

its weird, i dont have ANY problem finding potting angles, i find them like i breath, but these englisch -rail-transfering thing just makes me WACKO. its like doing a math exam!!

GIB silly solly pictures :D
 
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