9 Long thin difficult cut shots

[eaglestreet9]

no top comment? OMFG

[lohisc]

BORING!!

[gooman989898]

are you related to Nicholas cage? cos you mumble just like him

[EJConrad]

wow great way to measure squirt... good drill

[aznelf13]

use an actual bridge, show that u have some skill

[LiquidTurion64]

pros use there hand for a bridge. this guy doesnt even mention the kickstand hes got on the table!

[Bino43]

Really?....he doesn't mention it at all?....not even in the Description of the video itself?

"Using Tuckers laser trainer to improve your aim on long thin cut shots and also how to adjust for cue ball curve and deflection. "

You're a bit of a retard,aren't you?

[vidavasilj]

@Bino43 lol you obviously know nothing about pool

[Bino43]

How do you figure?

I was merely correcting LiquidTurion64 , who said "this guy doesnt even mention the kickstand he's got on the table"...when he clearly mentions it in the description of the video.

How does that make me know nothing about pool?

[hayato10]

That shot looks easier than it really is. He makes it look easy.

[Mrphilharmonic]

This sure is a great device, but surely, not being able to place one's proper bridge on the table would affect one's stance too, therefore giving a false impression of the shot, despite having made it consistently. I wish there had been a better demo of the device close-up - at least so we could see the laser and how to set it up.

[davis4311]

I'm sure using that device I would not miss. At least not very often! I just practiced this shot on my table, made it 8 in 10 first try. (without that device) lol

This guy is no A player. lmao

[jt10ball]

You're right, I haven't played "A" speed for about 15 yrs at which point I entered the pro tour. What have you done besides bad mouth others? It's a training device meant to speed up players progress, can't you see that? We all have tough shots, usually because we see them incorrectly. These lasers line you perfectly so you don't have to wonder if it's your aim or your stroke and then you can train on any shot you need to work on.

[RayHusted]

my money says he whoops your ass

[HartyD9]

why dont u use your bridging hand?????

[Myrtle04]

it's a promo video for the training aid.

[worldalvin]

Awesome info.

[kizzel1212]

i love using spin 2 get those kind of shots :D

[gorerath]

jesus, these shots are easy, y is this guy even using a rest, omg lol

[jt10ball]

post up

[Colas613]

@jt10ball

u did make a very slight left english, right?

[jt10ball]

@Colas613 yes and i did so because in an actual game that's what I would use, guarantees I make the hit on the object ball either on the way in or off the end rail, also if I do cut it in it lessens the chance of a cb scratch after.

[goldenaxe1973]

What is the device used that the cue rests on?

I use to be ableto cut a ball upto about 80 degrees but not any more cause my hand isnt steady enough.

[aliwaters39]

hell ya

[magicktrick777]

fantastic. i found the beauty of inside english on extreme cuts on my own, but did not think through the precise rationale that you provide here...especially the concept of outside english causing you to lose control of the cue ball. thank you for justifying my discovery and helping me understand it more fully! also very cool was the analysis of wrist turn using different english. to be that body conscious is so important...it's a subtlety that never occured to me. thanks again!