New Video: Rest Play Tips

[tedisbill]

Hi everyone. My latest video is now on my YouTube channel.

Please have a look. Like the video if you find it useful and please subscribe to the channel.

Thanks!

[fkhan]

Hi everyone. My latest video is now on my YouTube channel.

Please have a look. Like the video if you find it useful and please subscribe to the channel.

Thanks!

Good informative video that! May I know what cue that is? The badge looks different.

[tedisbill]

Good informative video that! May I know what cue that is? The badge looks different.

It is a B&W cue. Made by a local cue maker by me in England. The cue maker is Dean Jones. He has been making cues for 25+ years. My cue was made to my personal specifications.

[fkhan]

It is a B&W cue. Made by a local cue maker by me in England. The cue maker is Dean Jones. He has been making cues for 25+ years. My cue was made to my personal specifications.

Dean Jones cues look like. I saw a few online.

[chrisg]

Another great video Steve. I like the way you just get on with it and provide what people want to know - which is how to play the game. Didn't realise the stance was slightly different for using rest, I've always been standing square on or relatively square, but I'll take that tip into account and see if it improves my rest play! Thanks...

[tedisbill]

Another great video Steve. I like the way you just get on with it and provide what people want to know - which is how to play the game. Didn't realise the stance was slightly different for using rest, I've always been standing square on or relatively square, but I'll take that tip into account and see if it improves my rest play! Thanks...

Thanks Chris!

[Shockerz]

Hi everyone. My latest video is now on my YouTube channel.

Please have a look. Like the video if you find it useful and please subscribe to the channel.

Thanks!

Nice video that. Never really thought about my feet that much but certainly interesting and easy to listen to.

[DeanH]

my stance and body position is very different when using a rest than when usual cueing; I thought everyone was the same (except Akani )

[jamesg19851]

Thanks for that, I never thought about how I stand when I use the rest. I'll try that next time I practise. I have to use the rest a lot being 5ft3 haha.

[tedisbill]

Thanks everyone. Glad you're all picking up some good tips.