head rotated out of the line after approach

[exidas]

hi guys, i play for 4 years, first 3 and a half i had my head always straight above the line of aim and in the middle of the cue. Now, as you can see on my video, probably beacuse i changed a bit my stance (what brought me very best results in stroke) I have my head rotated and leant to the left and im not sure where exactly im aiming, then when i do some movements in stance with te head, i can set it up correctly to a point where i can see it clear (I'm right handed and right eye dominant), I noticed this unwanted movement happens due the approaching when im placing the left hand on the table, is there any way or tip how to hold the head straight above the cue or do you have some experience with unnatural head leaning? Maybe its consequence of something wrong in an upper part of body?

I put a video of couple shots on youtube, if you find out anything else i will appreciate if you let me know:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuXCQ4mJgQ0

thanks a lot for any reply.

[Terry Davidson]

I see your head is turned slightly to the left when you are in the address position, however there is nothing wrong with that at all as it means you are placing the cue slightly more under your preferred sighting eye. Didn't see much else wrong either, all you need is lots of practice.

Terry

[itsnoteasy]

Head position doesn't bother me, but you adjust your bridge hand once down on nearly every shot, this makes me think your not getting it online on the way down, maybe the coaches can give a proper explanation.