It never did Ray Reardon any harm!
I agree with the others, I know you say it's psychological and there lies the problem. I assume that you are convinced that if everything was in a straight lines you would play better but this is not the case. This is very much an old school idea that went out when steve davis's game went down. I do believe that you need to be some where near it but it does not have to be perfect. Every ones body is different and you just might not be able to get what your after and it just seems like an awful waste of your time and energy. What you should be concentration on is getting the cue on the correct line of aim and then delivering the cue smoothly. This would be far more productive in the long run.
Good luck what ever you decide to do![]()
Last edited by cazmac1; 24th May 2012 at 06:41 PM.
I think that I stand too far from the cue ball, which makes me stretch too much with my bridge arm, which in turn makes me have to twist too far into the shot, thus making my shoulder impossible to align. I often find that my body weight is too far onto my right leg about 60%/40%, where it should be the reverse.
This shall be fixed or at least made a bit better.
Can you put some video up?
Think I am getting a wee game later tonight. Will take a couple of videos. Will have to be on the phone though so might not be great quality.
hope you have a good one
Had a good few frames tonight. High break of 51 & had a nice clearance of 37 to win a frame. As said before I used to play everyday from about 16-19, I'm now 27 and have only played on 5 separate occasions so I think the breaks i am hitting are encouraging.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgkVhQYMXVk
This is a link to the video of my cue action. As you will see my right shoulder is shockingly out of line. Definitely want to fix this. Any help to align my right shoulder would be amazing.
cheers
Last edited by TheBallBreaker; 26th May 2012 at 12:18 AM.
Upon seeing my technique on camera, I think that I am not bending from my hips, and bending mostly from my waist.