The Grip!

[LastTwo]

Hi, I got another question about everyone's grip. I have been fiddling around with new grips recently, I haven't found one that I completely like yet tho. Anyways, my grip is connected to the skin between my thumb and first finger. A problem I have noticed is that when I follow through, the grip of my cue hits my palm, sending the cue a little to the side. Should the cue hit my palm on the follow through, or should I turn my hand inwards so that it touches the flesh below my thumb? Thanks

p.s. I'm trying to get out of a slump lol

 

[Mungtor]

LastTwo,

Try reading this and see if it works for you. There is a paragraph on grip, and is similar to what works for me.

 

[Micktmason]

I don't think your palm should hit the cue, the bones of your meta carpals (sp?) should be parallel to the cue and stay that way thoughout the stroke

 

[amateur]

I also had trouble with grip. I think I'm getting better with it now, thanks to this little article

The point is that you have to find what's natural for you.