NV B.71 - Back-hand English (BHE), from VEPS II
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dr.dave i have a problem for applying 'right' english with BHE (i'm right handed). My style is like snooker player with cue near my chin. The problem is my 'grip hand' sometimes stuck with my chest or my stomach when i use 'right' english, it's feel not comfort and make your body or stand move a little bit. Do you have any suggestion? *i don't have any problem with Left english with BHE. Sometimes because this stuck or barrier i used FHE for right, but the squirt is high.* Best regards-thank you
Drzhaza 2 months ago
@Drzhaza
Most people shift or tilt their stance or body when performing the cue pivot (in either direction). If you don't, problems like you describe result. Give it a try. Still aim and align as normal in the center-ball position, then shift or pivot your whole body with the cue.
DrDaveBilliards 2 months ago
Thank you Dr.Dave :)
Drzhaza 2 months ago
@Drzhaza
You're welcome!
DrDaveBilliards 2 months ago
Dr.Dave, is there any disadvantages for using FHE(Front Hand English) compared to BHE?
Drzhaza 2 months ago
@Drzhaza
FHE is better for long, slow follow shots.
BHE is better for short, fast shots.
For a lot more info, see "aim compensation for squirt, swerve, and throw" in the FAQ section of my billiards DOT colostate DOT edu website.
DrDaveBilliards 2 months ago