Talk about a stroke

My friend hit a nasty draw stroke in Germany. Ralph Eckert was present and could not duplicate this one :grin:

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WOW, the amazing thing about that shot is it had to be hit with bottom inside (right) english, for it to take off with running english once it hits the opposite side rail. That he's able to draw it back across the table past that side pocket with bottom inside seems almost impossible. I'm sure Mike Massey in his prime could pull it off with no problem!
 
That is also a 10 foot table I believe, the scary thing is he hit this good enough to make it on a 12 footer:shocked2:
 
WOW, the amazing thing about that shot is it had to be hit with bottom inside (right) english, for it to take off with running english once it hits the opposite side rail. That he's able to draw it back across the table past that side pocket with bottom inside seems almost impossible. I'm sure Mike Massey in his prime could pull it off with no problem!

It's played rail first so the cue ball loses no side spin on the first cushion.
 
It's played rail first so the cue ball loses no side spin on the first cushion.
What he said. Corey D showed me this shot years ago. Once you get it down, it is actually a great position shot that you use with varying speeds to put yourself in different spots on the table.

Corey did it a little different though. Had the cueball about 1" off the rail just outside jaws of corner pocket with the object ball on side rail less than 1 diamond away from corner pocket on opposite end. He made it 2 ways. Just like one and another disgusting way. Straight draw back to the rail he shot from and back down to pocket the 2nd ball. Absolutely sick. CB changed speeds several times before it even made it back to the first rail. Truly sick.
 
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Need to make it a challenge...I tried it several times and I was able to get the cb off the 3rd rail after I made the ball but not enough juice to get it past the middle of table after that. My stance is kind of low and when I stood a little more upright I was able to get a little more on the cb, kinda like the longer lever during the break shot. This is on a 9' GC IV, not the 10' shown
 
It's played rail first so the cue ball loses no side spin on the first cushion.

Further to that I would be curious if the object ball was "pinned" to the rail....with a little bit of air this would be much easier.

I also wouldn't mind checking out the cue ball for some lubricant...Pledge would make this childsplay.
 
Further to that I would be curious if the object ball was "pinned" to the rail....with a little bit of air this would be much easier.

I also wouldn't mind checking out the cue ball for some lubricant...Pledge would make this childsplay.

You saw the way it slides before catching, if it had Pledge it would have just slid. Please show me a video of you doing this shot with a Pledged up ball.

A known pro is recording this with his phone, do you really think he let a juiced up ball into his room?
 
Alex and Shane do this shot on a nine footer.

For all you guys who overthink the important of the stance....Alex ‘walks’ into it...
...he’s so light, he needs the extra momentum.
Alex also outdrew the British pros with this method.

I doubt if anyone could’ve done that shot better than Jimmy Moore.
 
You saw the way it slides before catching, if it had Pledge it would have just slid. Please show me a video of you doing this shot with a Pledged up ball.

A known pro is recording this with his phone, do you really think he let a juiced up ball into his room?

1. I can do it without Pledge.
2. Go watch some bowling. Watch the ball slide 80 percent of the distance and then bite.
3. If he was jacked up on the back rail then I would be impressed.

I'm not claiming the ball was juiced. I'm claiming it would be easier slicked up alla like fresh from a ball cleaner.

Like was mentioned before a little rail first which will even induce more spin makes this shot go comfortably.
 
Brian is a friend of mine and I know exactly how he does it.
I use to teach him lessons when he was 16-18 years old, even then the Big Goofy Mook had this crazy stroke that would make women blush and experienced players want to quit.

Here is his secret.
He takes the cue ball and heats it to 27,000,000 Fahrenheit, the temp at the suns core.
He then sits on it and farts, the heat give him gas. Rumor has it he likes a little heat on his ass.
After it cools he soaks it in a combo of possum piss, imported virgin olive oil, 3-in 1 oil, tranny fluid, and other secret ingredients. He then lets it sit in a bowl of mashed potatoes for a week, which seals in the oils.

After a week when he gets to the pool room he throws the cue ball a mile cross town into the East River where many a pool player are waiting to catch his balls.
He then grabs any old cue ball and makes it dance like a monkey.

It's funny when Corey hits a big stroke it's all wow.
Brian hits a big stroke and it's juiced, he hit the rail first, trickery, whatever.

Here are his other secrets.
He rarely plays pool
Has a break like King Kong's great grandfather Don King Kong
Monster power stroke
Feather like soft touch
Runs out like water
Could care less about pool.
Is more into cues and building cues than pool. He Loves Cues!!!!!
Could be a world champ

If he gets bored with pool he may go bowl another 300.
Did I mention he could give a crap about playing pool?
A few players you may have heard of could vouch for him, Mika, Thorsten, Tony R, Ralph Eckert and a host of others.
 
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