Do you favour one side of the table

[denja]

I hope this is not a stupid question I am right handed right eye dominant and use the square on stance when practicing long pots to the right and left hand top pockets red around the blue spot and cue ball at varying distance from the cue ball I find my potting success is always greater into the left hand top pocket any input would be most helpful. I have managed 10/10 in the top left but never managed more than 4/10 to the right.

[Particle Physics]

Yeah, the right side of the table, don't know why. I just like the pockets on that side. Like you mate, I'm R handed, R eye dominant and have a square stance. I've started practising potting into the L side table pockets, as suggested by someone on TSF to compensate.

[vmax4steve]

This could be down to where your feet are placed regarding which side of the table you are standing in relation to how close to the table you are.
You could be taking a different stance on one side of the table compared to the other which is affecting the placement of your cue on the line of aim.

[nrage]

This could be down to where your feet are placed regarding which side of the table you are standing in relation to how close to the table you are.
You could be taking a different stance on one side of the table compared to the other which is affecting the placement of your cue on the line of aim.

Exactly. With different stances and in different positions around the table you find you need to move that front foot back to accommodate things, or as Nic Barrow showed in his most recent video your approach to the shot may change, whether you walk in on the line of aim or come at it from the side.

[Particle Physics]

Exactly. With different stances and in different positions around the table you find you need to move that front foot back to accommodate things, or as Nic Barrow showed in his most recent video your approach to the shot may change, whether you walk in on the line of aim or come at it from the side.

Resting on the left side of the table is more comfortable and solid. Probably decides my preference. R handers generally need to use the rest less often on the left side of the table too. It could be a subconscious choice.

[CueInAction]

As long as I can get my hand on the table it makes no difference to myself but for obvious reasons as a righty the left side causes less issues do to rest play etc

[maxz]

i was taught to practice on both side of the table to solve the problem u facing. whatever u do on ur favourite side , do it on ur weaker side. enjoy practice ... )

[AKashyap]

Practice more on the right hand side .. till you get to a higher number .. You will notice that your overall game will improve .. After all, you want to clear the table in the least no of shots, so it's best to get perfect from every angle.....