APA Dr. Cue Instruction - Pool Lesson 3: The "Open, Tower, or V Bridge"

http://www.poolplayers.com - Dr. Cue Pool Lesson 3: The "Open, Tower, or V Bridge" - The front hand should support the cue stick with an easy to understand formation and comfort in shooting. The "open, tower, or V Bridge" does just that. All beginning players should consider this bridge to start with. Over time they will find advanced uses for it in specific game situations.

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[FUZEBALLE]

these vieos are so short... but so to the point!!! theyre so good

[aftereffects]

fantastic, many thanks for this video

[pandelosu]

i cannot hold my thumb like him wtf

[chamil3001]

great!!!!!!!!!!!!

[jhavid2]

i changed to another window and heard the opening audio and i was like "omg not another hot for words video"

[hrk4evr]

heard of google.......???

[b0rn2k3l]

rofl "according to dr.cue) love that bit X D

[Kylemfrey]

It looks like you still have something to learn, the heel pad of the thumb should not touch the table if it is your creating loose of a V shape for the cue to sit in. Instead of it being a true V it would become something of an L shape causing horrible inaccuracy in your game.

[robertslistening]

It appears you still have something to learn. The heel pad of the thumb is not even touching the table. Take some lessons from Stephen Hendry.

[PharcydePhreak]

I know! lol these videos rock for somebody just picking up a cue.

[itisme400]

errrmmmm.....mayyybeee lol

[rezz110]

We were waiting for a third companion. You are so into it.