NV B.22 - Two-times and three-times across bank shots
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NV B.81 - Bank and kick shot terminology and basics, from VEPS IVby DrDaveBilliards116,809 views- 1:13
NV B.52 - Using a fouette shot to prevent a double hitby DrDaveBilliards4,008 views
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NV B.48 - Frozen cue ball position control optionsby DrDaveBilliards3,306 views
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NV B.17 - Example double-kiss bank shotsby DrDaveBilliards7,772 views
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NV B.39 - After-collision masse example to avoid an obstacleby DrDaveBilliards3,470 views
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NV B.66 - The 30-degree rule, from VEPS Iby DrDaveBilliards71,833 views
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HSV B.24 - draw shot with cue elevation and ball hopby DrDaveBilliards3,707 views
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NV B.78 - How to choose good "key" balls, from VEPS IIIby DrDaveBilliards12,327 views
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NV B.54 - How to determine which ball was hit firstby DrDaveBilliards2,138 views
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NV B.53 - How to determine which ball was hit firstby DrDaveBilliards3,751 views
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NV B.40 - "The Hustler" masse-draw carom trick shotby DrDaveBilliards42,006 views
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NV B.76 - Don't leave "big ball" for kick safety reply, from VEPS IIIby DrDaveBilliards7,993 views
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NV B.46 - Cue ball path control examplesby DrDaveBilliards3,898 views
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NV B.16 - Frozen rail 3-rail bank optionby DrDaveBilliards11,128 views
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NV B.18 - Kick shot cue ball hold in skid zoneby DrDaveBilliards6,356 views
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NV B.38 - After-collision masse with a straight-in shotby DrDaveBilliards2,730 views
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NV B.32 - Squirt and the effects of endmassby DrDaveBilliards5,722 views
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NV B.35 - Kicking systems and "spot on the wall" aimingby DrDaveBilliards20,030 views
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NV B.80 - How and when to break out clusters in 9-ball, from VEPS IIIby DrDaveBilliards10,982 views
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For more resources dealing with spin transfer, see "spin transfer" in the FAQ section of my website (billiards DOT colostate DOT edu).
Sidespin is much more persistent (i.e., it lasts longer) than backspin. It wears off more on the way to the rail with slower shots, but less spin is transferred on faster shots. See the website for more info.
Dr. Dave
DrDaveBilliards 1 year ago
Although short, I found this video to be one of the most thought provoking. (Along with NV B.20)
I would really like to know more about how cut angles and speed affect induced english on the object ball. I know that spin transfer can change the path of the object ball of of a rail, but only for relatively perpendicular angles of incidence into the rail, right?
Additionally, how long does this spin last before it is converted into forward roll? Only long enough for a straight back?
konryunakara 1 year ago