Dr. Cue - Lesson 16 -Stop Shot Practice

wow, now im going to practice stop shotting like this instead of stop shotting at dead center

more skills, and stop shots at every angle lol

im not sure,
but i think its because the backwards spinning counter-reacts to the ball moving forward, therefore meeting at a mid-point. u know wat i mean?
that why everytime he adjusts the speed and placement so they match eachother just enough to stop.

it's not exactly a ful backspin, it's like half way, so when it hit the object ball, it loses the backspin and stops in place

the lower the hit on the cue ball the more backwards spin it gets

No, because you put just enough reverse english on it that when you hit it the ball stops, but you also have to hit it hard enough that without reverse english after the cue ball hits the objective ball (aka the ball your trying to hit in.) that it would normally keep going forward.

he's not putting any more spin on the ball than is necessary to stop it.

it doesnt roll back if u hit it with the right power

Cause he controls the strength of the shot to make it too soft to draw back.

the distance helps to reduce the spin so when it hits the other ball the cue stop, if you hit as low as on the last shot but with the distance and speed of the first shot it would come back.

back the draw is not enough for it to draw...if he used the same draw as the last one in the first shot..the ball would have drawn...its called using the friction and sliding the ball and once it hits the object ball it stops. If you search mike massey cue ball control he will explain it much better