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[itsnoteasy]

Weill I was four rows back from the table but Id say easily 12 inches. It was just very noticeable. I could be wrong

The other thing that was really noticeable was that when Jimmy White was lining up his shot his cue tip was incredibly low - it looked like he was going to try and jump the white he was cueing so low. Every shot he line up, cue tip exceptionally low, then at the moment of strike he would hit the cue ball exactly where he wanted. Not exactly textbook Id suggest but it obviously works well for him

I think Jimmy White has always played like that.

[Ramon]

Weill I was four rows back from the table but Id say easily 12 inches. It was just very noticeable. I could be wrong

The other thing that was really noticeable was that when Jimmy White was lining up his shot his cue tip was incredibly low - it looked like he was going to try and jump the white he was cueing so low. Every shot he line up, cue tip exceptionally low, then at the moment of strike he would hit the cue ball exactly where he wanted. Not exactly textbook Id suggest but it obviously works well for him

I also do this smeeagain, I always keep the cue tip incredibly low. and then during cueing strkg The CB in the center. I keep the cue tip below the strkg point. Or with a stm shot, the cue tip in the center and then with strkg, highest point of CB. This helps me cueing exactly in a horizontal line with the table . I do'nt know if that is the right way? (Good question for Terry). but it works for me.!!!!!!!!!!'

[itsnoteasy]

Weill I was four rows back from the table but Id say easily 12 inches. It was just very noticeable. I could be wrong

The other thing that was really noticeable was that when Jimmy White was lining up his shot his cue tip was incredibly low - it looked like he was going to try and jump the white he was cueing so low. Every shot he line up, cue tip exceptionally low, then at the moment of strike he would hit the cue ball exactly where he wanted. Not exactly textbook Id suggest but it obviously works well for him

Was this distance for all shots, or just long pots?

[jrc750]

I also do this smeeagain, I always keep the cue tip incredibly low. and then during cueing strkg The CB in the center. I keep the cue tip below the strkg point. Or with a stm shot, the cue tip in the center and then with strkg, highest point of CB. This helps me cueing exactly in a horizontal line with the table . I do'nt know if that is the right way? (Good question for Terry). but it works for me.!!!!!!!!!!'

I guarantee you it is definitely the wrong way !!!

[Ramon]

I guarantee you it is definitely the wrong way !!!

there's my answer. !!!! Many thanks.

[vmax4steve]

The other thing that was really noticeable was that when Jimmy White was lining up his shot his cue tip was incredibly low - it looked like he was going to try and jump the white he was cueing so low. Every shot he line up, cue tip exceptionally low, then at the moment of strike he would hit the cue ball exactly where he wanted. Not exactly textbook Id suggest but it obviously works well for him

This is how Jimmy finds the middle of the cue ball at address, where it touches the bed of the table.