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In
the address position, you must, while visualising
the shot, stroke the cue in the air to get a positive
feel in your grip for the shot required. |
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Warm
up before shooting by stroking the cue fast and loose,
this gives you a better, more positive feel for the shot.
It naturally trains the muscles of your grip and wrist
to respond in the correct manner...
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You
should reach all backstroke grip positions twice, during
backstroke and again during followthrough...Grip is
beginning to open...
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Different
shots require different length of backstrokes, I'd say
this is about a 3/4 backstroke...
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During
the back stroke, the grip hand opens and the wrist breaks
(a little),don't get too wristy.
Fully
opened grip at full backstroke extension...
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Grip
starts to close as tip comes toward cueball...
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Grip
position has repeated itself during followthrough... |
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After
you shoot, stay down and watch the cueball roll. This
will expedite learning the deflection of cueball off
objectball(s) and rails. For my money, it is the best
way to learn the speed of the table... |
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Grip
fully closed on completed followthrough...
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