Ok....Who has the best draw shot....it can be the best technique...it can be the most action ...it you could still anybodies draw shot and add it to your abilities..who would it be??
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The best draw shots
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a guy i knew a long time ago. he chicken winged all his shots but he put crazy spin on the ball at will. i've never had much of a stroke to be honest so basically anyone that can draw the ball over 3 feet is who's ability i'd like to have
Gotta be Corey.
Ya, Corey would be near the top of my current list. Buddy, the Miz, and Mike Massey also had ungodly reverse gears.
Aaron
I have a TV show recorded of Semih Sayginer competing in artistic 3C shots and I can watch it about 5 times a week. He's amazing.
This video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20Hdflo4NVM has some great shots of his... especially if you fast forward to the 5 minute mark, it shows some of his great artistic shots. He makes the cue ball do things I never thought possible!
This video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20Hdflo4NVM has some great shots of his... especially if you fast forward to the 5 minute mark, it shows some of his great artistic shots. He makes the cue ball do things I never thought possible!
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Man your telling me.....I definately have a huge crush on his stroke lol
What he said
Voodoo Daddy
One Pocket 101
Everyone mentioned has the stuff...but I never seen anyone stroke the cue, the cue ball, pocket the object ball, cueball goes 6" past the object ball original position, then come straight back like it was shot out of a cannon like Buddy Hall. Not practicing, not a video shot...in a tournament match!!!
Anyone, ever.
Anyone, ever.
6:51 FTW. That's some of the most ridiculous english I've ever seen
wow..........
Is this shot really a draw shot? He has a little draw that takes him to the rail but it's the inside that, as Buddy would say, gives him the "whippin' action" around the table. What do you guys think?
According to the info in the video, this is Shane VB (can't really ID him from watching). To my ear, what this shows is that he was right on the miscue limit (it's "that sound" a hit makes right at the limit of draw before miscue).
A huge amount of draw can be made by ANYONE as long as they hit the CB as near the miscue limit as possible, and strike it HARD (i.e., with significant velocity). There's no magic. To say "such and such" has a lot of draw means nothing. If a 12 yo girl who never played pool hit the cue ball in the same place, with the same stick speed, the CB would react the same.
Interesting that Mike is WRONG about the follow-through, etc (at least as far as the actual CB is concerned--it may be necessary psychologically). The ball is LONG GONE before he drops his elbow and "follows-through."
WOW! Thanks for pointing this video out, nothing short of AMAZING!
I can't wrap my brain around most these shots.