Can't believe I forgot him. Great stance and shot routine. Rock solid.
Who do you think has the best ppol stance ?
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Can't believe I forgot him. Great stance and shot routine. Rock solid.
I though Miz had a nice stance or any of the guys who stood more upright up on the ball.
I can't relate to such a stance. I like to get right down to the stick level. It is difficult for me to understand how guys shoot with such accuracy when standing upright.
I pot the ball better using more of a snooker stance, although I think the more upright stance is much more comfortable for my body, I just can't seem to get that much consistency using the upright stance.
Few people know this but Ceulemans is actually made of granite.
How high someone stands over the cuestick is purely personal preference. It has no bearing on how straight, smooth, and accurate someone's stroke is.
Scott Lee
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Scott Lee
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You don't think using your chin and chest as a guide results in a straighter cueing action?
Alex Pagulayan
On a long, difficult shot it seems that somebody with a lower stance has higher accuracy than somebody that has an upright stance.
No question about this one
jackpot on az aka Oak Cliff Shorty....Jack Potter
when he was in his teens and 20s he stood up to the ball in
the most beautiful stance, i ever saw
We call it braced in golf,or at least they used to
one look at him and you knew he was a great player
I tried to copy him,but my head always tilted and
then one day a fellas aid to me
if you look like that you won't be able to get a game
now some 40 years and 40 pounds later
he is the perfect picture of an orthodox stance
but he is not so pretty
He stood like Willie Mosconi only more athletic ,and with his head straight
You had to see it
some of the Cotton Bowling Palace old timers might remember
San Jose Dick could beat Jack,as could Billy Stroud and Alfie Taylor
Pucket and maybe a few others but he looked better even losing
which wasn't often
This lets you know what kind of action we used to have
now and then a road player would stop by,but seldom did
they prosper
jackpot on az aka Oak Cliff Shorty....Jack Potter
when he was in his teens and 20s he stood up to the ball in
the most beautiful stance, i ever saw
We call it braced in golf,or at least they used to
one look at him and you knew he was a great player
I tried to copy him,but my head always tilted and
then one day a fellas aid to me
if you look like that you won't be able to get a game
now some 40 years and 40 pounds later
he is the perfect picture of an orthodox stance
but he is not so pretty
He stood like Willie Mosconi only more athletic ,and with his head straight
You had to see it
some of the Cotton Bowling Palace old timers might remember
San Jose Dick could beat Jack,as could Billy Stroud and Alfie Taylor
Pucket and maybe a few others but he looked better even losing
which wasn't often
This lets you know what kind of action we used to have
now and then a road player would stop by,but seldom did
they prosper
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I agree, he seems pretty honest to me.
No, that's not true. How accurate someone's stroke is depends on how accurately they swing the cuestick...not how high or low they stand over the cuestick.
Scott Lee
http://poolknowledge.com
Scott Lee
http://poolknowledge.com
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