Cut Shot Aim And English 1 of 2
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great!
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thanks so much ive never heard of picturing a "GHOST" ball but it is something that i will deffinitly remember next time im face with a slice or cut shot im unsure of i cant wait to get done with this comment so i can watch part two!!!!!
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This is the first time I heard of taking the kick (carry) into account when making a shot. I always understood this effect is very hard to predict (people actually refer to this as a BAD or HEAVY contact) From what I've understood the chances of it happening are increased with the action that is put on the cueball (including rolling). A simple stun shot would then give you the least chance of having a kick. This is why you'll see snooker players for example prefer a stun run through to a roll-in
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@forcefollow I had a older guy who a 7 on apa and he told me that you use the light reflected on the ball to use that as your point of contact. Do you agree with that?
Thanks for your time and the video's
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if you tell us that you have to do it physically then quit talking shoot the ball then let us do it physically haha
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dang man hit the stining ball dang 6mins
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dang man hit the stining ball
The easy way to explain ghost ball aiming:
1) find the exact point you want your object ball to hit (in this case, the very center of the pocket)
2) draw an imaginary line from that point through the center of the object ball
3) extend that line to a point 1/2 ball past the edge of the object ball
4) aim the cue ball so it rolls over that point
5) stay down on your shot, and watch where the object ball goes. Adjust your aim accordingly.
Use center ball for now - deal with english later.
bushputz 2 years ago 8
Wow...I've been playing for many years and I've never understood this simple concept. I thought you were being redundant at first, but you've explained this extremely well. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
efuse911 4 years ago 3