Pool Lesson Cut Induced Throw and Deceleration  

TH!!! Thought my phone is broken...🤣🤣🤣

OK I'll state for everyone who might do what I did; you have to turn the screen angle with your mouse to see the video. I was staring at his light, no table for several minutes. Think like google maps walking. I have built up a pretty nice win record of doing it the deceleration way. Having to relearn how to shoot to hit it harder.

Plus stun at soft speeds really adds to the amount of throw you get. A rolling cue ball causes less spin induced throw . Cut induced throw doesn't get as affected by stun or rolling cue ball. It's more about spin and speed.

Lots of potential with this 360 content :) Camera angle was better in your second video but I'd be interested to see it attached to you as point of view if that would work?

The super thin cuts. Spin and speed doesn't really help. You have to over cut the shot. The extreme cuts you have to completely over cut the pocket to make them.

I understand what you're meaning when you say deceleration. But when I hear that term I think of people who have big back swings and have to slow the stroke down as they come forward. Not a good practice because it's hard to control and can lead to stroke errors. I better practice is very small back swing and a slow acceleration through the cue ball. On those soft shots for me it's all wrists. Not really any back swing with the elbow. but understanding cut induced throw is an important lesson. But this goes hand and hand with spin induced throw. Understanding these concepts will allow you to make cuts that aren't there any other way. As far as how I handle cut induced throw. It all depends on where I need to go with the cur ball. All things being equal I prefer just to overcut the shot a little to counter the cut induced throw.

What happened to the video .

Get in stroke

WTF