When learning to play this game, it's exciting when you FIRST successfully hit whitey at 6 o'clock, it then contacts the object ball and stops ''at'' contact.
A great feeling, that your beginning to get some control/understanding of this game.
Anytime you strike the cue ball with outside cueing, the Exact same process happens, but the cue ball changes it's direct line just slightly.
Getting the ''feel'' and ''BEING AWARE'' of this unwinding/release/occurrence, is critical...... it's the Exact same thing that happens when cueing low, When the spin comes off and whitey ''parks'' upon contact.
When the spin comes off, cue ball then.... begins it's naturally roll and straightens out, this transition ''feel'' is a must to improve.
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A great feeling, that your beginning to get some control/understanding of this game.
Anytime you strike the cue ball with outside cueing, the Exact same process happens, but the cue ball changes it's direct line just slightly.
Getting the ''feel'' and ''BEING AWARE'' of this unwinding/release/occurrence, is critical...... it's the Exact same thing that happens when cueing low, When the spin comes off and whitey ''parks'' upon contact.
When the spin comes off, cue ball then.... begins it's naturally roll and straightens out, this transition ''feel'' is a must to improve.
bm
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