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with regards to the original question on cueing, anybody uses things like fixed constants when cueing? supposedly you have 1 cue action that delivers the cue straight down the line. This cue action will then have a few constants, one of the most impt being the grip ending up in a certain position (e.g. hitting that same spot on the chest). Do you all then try to ensure all these constants are met in every shot? for me, these are the same constants. no movement/rotation on grip during pull back and delivery, no dropping of elbow (trying hard not to drop!) and push through down the centre of the chin. there are a few other things i look out for but they tend to feel different on certain types of shots (e.g. over cushion, elevated bridge, shots where i need to stretch along the cushion...) so i am still working on those yet. But i assume with the few constants that i have, if I am bang on every shot achieving these constants, then the delivery would be straight all the time. if I am missing, means i am not doing something right with these constants.
not sure if anyone shares my view...im really struggling to find consistency and this is the next best thing I can somehow associate consistency with. and not surprisingly, it does work on most occasions. but only only plain centre ball striking. on screws and top spin, i feel something is going wrong because i would miss the ball slightly off centre.... any feedback or suggestions?
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Originally Posted by tomlimcj View Postwith regards to the original question on cueing, anybody uses things like fixed constants when cueing? supposedly you have 1 cue action that delivers the cue straight down the line. This cue action will then have a few constants, one of the most impt being the grip ending up in a certain position (e.g. hitting that same spot on the chest). Do you all then try to ensure all these constants are met in every shot? for me, these are the same constants. no movement/rotation on grip during pull back and delivery, no dropping of elbow (trying hard not to drop!) and push through down the centre of the chin. there are a few other things i look out for but they tend to feel different on certain types of shots (e.g. over cushion, elevated bridge, shots where i need to stretch along the cushion...) so i am still working on those yet. But i assume with the few constants that i have, if I am bang on every shot achieving these constants, then the delivery would be straight all the time. if I am missing, means i am not doing something right with these constants.
not sure if anyone shares my view...im really struggling to find consistency and this is the next best thing I can somehow associate consistency with. and not surprisingly, it does work on most occasions. but only only plain centre ball striking. on screws and top spin, i feel something is going wrong because i would miss the ball slightly off centre.... any feedback or suggestions?
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Originally Posted by j6uk View Posti find hitting the ball at the sameish pace can bring as you put it constants into your game an make for better timing. somthing im still struggling with for now
"just tap it in":snooker:
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Great stuff again J6. At least when people are fielding for you it's good to watch.WPBSA Level 2 - 1st4Sport Coach
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Originally Posted by lbs View PostI wonder how many of you find the following T break line up difficult?
5 reds on each side of the pink and another 5 between pink and black. I think this is one of J. White's favourite routines.
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Originally Posted by Terry Davidson View PostOther players should also note the way j6 starts his delivery. It starts very slow and then accelerates all the way to the end. This avoids the jerkiness a player will have if he tries to accelerate rapidly right from the rear pause and also helps with not gripping the cue too tight during the delivery and before the strike" Practice to improve not just to waste time "
" 43 Match - 52 Practice - 13 Reds in Line Up "
http://www.ontariosnooker.club
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Originally Posted by j6uk View Posttook my tuca training to the table today, felt unsteady, timing out, and i missed a few but its a start
" Practice to improve not just to waste time "
" 43 Match - 52 Practice - 13 Reds in Line Up "
http://www.ontariosnooker.club
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Originally Posted by lesedwards View PostHolly S:;t you not only talk the talk, you can actually play this game. You make the game look easy. Your cueing looks great. I like the long blue reaching half way up the table. I only wish. With my crooked arm I can hardly reach past the Pink....
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Originally Posted by Leo View PostIf I'm being a little critique I think he unnecessary go though the ball to much and easily lose simple position, I think the short game around the Reds might cause him problems, just my opinion so don't all jump on me like usual.Last edited by j6uk; 22 October 2015, 01:05 PM.
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Originally Posted by j6uk View Postyou might be on to something here though its not clear what you mean, any chance you puting a little vid up to make it clear what your on about?" Practice to improve not just to waste time "
" 43 Match - 52 Practice - 13 Reds in Line Up "
http://www.ontariosnooker.club
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Originally Posted by lesedwards View PostI think what Leo is saying is you should get rid of that beautiful cue action and go to a short jabby cue action like mine.....
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