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[alabadi]

most players do'nt know where the CB gonna land just before they take the shot . They are uncertain about positional location of CB for the nex shot ,, which is the main reason whay they do'nt hit ( strike ) the CB with confident. they are afraid to strik the ball .
I think this thread is unique and useful. we never had a thread which gives you an idea about which direction the CB goes and where the CB gonna end up after the shot.
The more u know that, the more confident u get with striking the CB an ur cueing .
Anyway, just my opinion about this thread .

+1 to Ramon, I think this is the most crucial, and is the reason why sometimes I am a bit tentative striking the cueball. Once i know where the cueball is going I seem to get through it more confidently. Great thread J6 keep it going

[lesedwards]

I just have to ask, do you ever miss and have to edit the video!!!! lol

These really are very helpful videos, thank you so much.

LOL I was thinking the same thing. Great stuff J6

[lesedwards]

yes, and i wish i was as good as i think i am.. good to hear your enjoying the videos bluenose, more on there way

Sorry for being a little bit behind but there is the first point to look at. Quote "I wish I was as good as I think I am" This is the attitude I am missing and I am sure a lot of others are too. It's great to watch you strike the CB.

[lesedwards]

I don't think I could play on a really fast table, is there a danger it can make you a bit tentative because it's so fast?

This is exactly why I am here. Ramon sent me here as I am now so tentative my cue ball just kind of flicks off the object ball. J6 is really opening my eyes to where the CB should go.

[lesedwards]

Three tables ago I had a 5x10 with Hainsworth Club Cloth, wood rails and I could strike the cue ball with power then the next two tables 6x12 with 6811, Northern Rubber steel block, brushed, blocked and ironed weekly. Cliff says I hit the cue ball like I am afraid I am going to break the cue ball. These videos are really opening my eyes. Keep them coming.

[vmax4steve]

What I am picking up from these videos lennon11, is not so much the 1/2 or 3/4 ball element, more so where the white will travel and end up. This has been of considerable help to me.

That's what I'm getting as well. I must admit that as soon as I picked up a cue I was looking to play with screw, stun and side.
My advice to Les Edwards and any new player is to learn the natural plain ball angles first, this thread will be invaluable for that, good one j6, keep it up.

[itsnoteasy]

This is exactly why I am here. Ramon sent me here as I am now so tentative my cue ball just kind of flicks off the object ball. J6 is really opening my eyes to where the CB should go.

First thing I was ever told at snooker was " tell the balls to go in ,don't ask them" .

[lesedwards]

That's what I'm getting as well. I must admit that as soon as I picked up a cue I was looking to play with screw, stun and side.
My advice to Les Edwards and any new player is to learn the natural plain ball angles first, this thread will be invaluable for that, good one j6, keep it up.

I agree, I have hitting a few today 1/2 and 3/4 just below Center and watching the cue ball. Then trying to figure out where it is going next time. This is awesome stuff.

First thing I was ever told at snooker was " tell the balls to go in ,don't ask them" .

Another great quote. Hard to do when you get into a bad habit of wishing them in.

[itsnoteasy]

Not my quote Les, Jim Donnelys, ask Cliff he will have crossed swords with him a few times I have no doubt.