Speaking from personal experience, I know I don't bend the same way a woman can. (There have been a few I have met who could AMAZE you). Their physical make up is different from men, and I think it's great!
But it may just be a little bit easier, and therefore more comfortable for females to shoot that way than it is for men. I seem to remember years ago something about standing behind a chair, bending over and trying to lift the chair. Men couldn't do it, but women could. Something to do with weight distribution I think.
Anyway, that's my theory, and I'm sticking to it!
(until someone comes up with a better theory)
Steve
I must be a woman then.
I think that alot of the women players you may be reffering to are from a snooker background. Kearen, A. Fisher, K. Fisher among other Euro players. Maybe the others sawthe success that Allison washaving and figured they wouldtry it. However thats my opinin,
Here was a good thread on this from a while back...
Yes, but it appears as if we might have turned-up new and relevant information.
Because the hairs of my beard get caught in the cue joint.![]()
I seem to remember years ago something about standing behind a chair, bending over and trying to lift the chair. Men couldn't do it, but women could. Something to do with weight distribution I think.
Steve
Why don’t men(especially shorter ones) use the chin on the cue method?
the reason I don't put my chin on the cue is because I get cross eyed when I get that low.
I do it but only when I'm on the money ball. I also take too long to chalk my tip on the $$ ball just to piss them off. It works. :thumbup:
i do that because i'm hoping to god they give me the ball so i won't have the chance to dog it