Most people who want to get the pop break down focus on the power needed for the shot. after watching players like Alex Pagulayan, Chris Reinhold, and Jeffrey The Bull DeLuna break the balls phenomenally, I gathered you done have to be the biggest or strongest person in the room to break the balls well. it all comes down to technique.
on my journey I and probably you to have broken like this. Cueballs flying all over the place with inconsistencies and zero control. what if I told you this was all because of 3 problems with your technique?
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Tip 1: Your final stroke before it reaches your hand must be slow. This will keep your stroke calm as it follows through the ball.
Tip 2. I want you to drop your elbow. This ensures a complete follow-through of the stroke, giving the cueball as much velocity as possible with minimal effort.
tip 3: Keep a loose Grip from start to finish. This is difficult because of our natural reaction to grip the cue upon impact. DONT! Keep that grip loose as if someone could slip the cue stick right from your hand.
Try these out 3 tools in your next practice session and watch your break accuracy, control, and wins go through the roof.
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11 окт 2023
