Zero X System

John,

How many times have you been told that the follow through can not effect the CB because it is gone in 1,000 of a second?:wink:

Best Wishes,


I have tried telling my grip hand that for a long time. It just wont listen.:D

To me the cue ball feels like it is stuck on the end of my cue stick when I follow thru and it is a lot longer than 1,000 of a second. :smile:

Have a good one.

John
 
It has no effect. Trust me, I used to be like you until I looked at it with a little common sense.

There's nothing you can do with an extended follow through, that I can't do without.

Shalom Justin beieber lover.

A poor stroke follow through or finish invariably will result in a poor shot. It’s very difficult to hit a good shot without finishing the stroke correctly. With most players, you can usually tell whether they have hit a bad shot or not just by watching their follow through. The follow through is a reflection of what happened before contact.
 
you're correct on CD capacity, but a DVD is 4.7 gigs. I burn movies all the time disc to disc. Never tried one installed on my hard drive. I'd hate to have my hard drive crash and lose this video
 
I have tried telling my grip hand that for a long time. It just wont listen.:D

To me the cue ball feels like it is stuck on the end of my cue stick when I follow thru and it is a lot longer than 1,000 of a second. :smile:

Have a good one.

John

I think that the cb is on the tip longer with different type of hits.
 
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you're correct on CD capacity, but a DVD is 4.7 gigs. I burn movies all the time disc to disc. Never tried one installed on my hard drive. I'd hate to have my hard drive crash and lose this video

Got my CD and DVD capacities messed up.....my bad.

Happy New Year

John
 
hard to explain, I've watched Little Joe's kick video. To me, this one seems easier to follow.
 
and I did find a program to covert it to DVD format..watching it on my flat screen atm :)
 
I haven't gotten that far into the video to practice 2 and 3 rail kicks yet.
Baby steps for me so far, but I can tell you that I have been using the one rail kicks for practice and a league game last night.

I grabbed the Q ball last night before we started and practiced from the 10, 20 and 30 over to the pocket and to the 5 on the end rail.

Of course I had to use a couple of shots to adjust. I can honestly say that I never missed a kick or never gave up a BIH from being safetied.

And also I am also responsible for doing a safety on myself quite frequently.
So it helps getting out of my own safeties.

The math is so quick, 8 on the short rail from 30 on the long rail, divide by 2, adjust and bang. As easy as pie.

And as a side note, there is a free program out there called Win AVI Video Converter for those who may need to do some conversions. Very easy to use if you need to mess about with conversions.
 
I haven't gotten that far into the video to practice 2 and 3 rail kicks yet.
Baby steps for me so far, but I can tell you that I have been using the one rail kicks for practice and a league game last night.

I grabbed the Q ball last night before we started and practiced from the 10, 20 and 30 over to the pocket and to the 5 on the end rail.

Of course I had to use a couple of shots to adjust. I can honestly say that I never missed a kick or never gave up a BIH from being safetied.

And also I am also responsible for doing a safety on myself quite frequently.
So it helps getting out of my own safeties.


The math is so quick, 8 on the short rail from 30 on the long rail, divide by 2, adjust and bang. As easy as pie.

And as a side note, there is a free program out there called Win AVI Video Converter for those who may need to do some conversions. Very easy to use if you need to mess about with conversions.


Hehe, I know about safetying myself! Sometimes with only one possible ball to hook myself on! The system is good. The double distance kicks at the end are sweet little gems as well.

Apply the same math to zero on your banks too. Also, the two and three rail work well - very similar to corner five and plus two systems. I do like this!
 
Hehe, I know about safetying myself! Sometimes with only one possible ball to hook myself on! The system is good. The double distance kicks at the end are sweet little gems as well.

Apply the same math to zero on your banks too. Also, the two and three rail work well - very similar to corner five and plus two systems. I do like this!


You can apply the same math but not the same cue ball action.
For banking the OB must see forward spin, this means using low spin to strike the OB.

Tor's next DVD "Banking" should be pretty interesting.

Happy New Year All. :wink:

John
 
Sometimes with only one possible ball to hook myself on!

Ah, so I'm not the Lone Ranger there either. Good to know.

I'm thinking, a big table and one ball, how am I able to continually do this to myself.

Tor's next DVD "Banking" should be pretty interesting.

I bet it is as well and also looking very much forward to it.
 
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