I’ve practiced quite a bit playing with my opposite handed (my left hand) and have became fairly good with it. I have some videos of me playing pool left handed. I mainly play pool but I play snooker sometimes. Great videos by the way
I play pool more than snooker (although I enjoy snooker a lot more there's just nowhere to play near enough to me) and I have practiced left handed for hours and hours, it's getting to the point now where if I'm playing badly right handed, I switch hands and start playing better, I get my confidence back up and I'm back in my flow right handed. Being able to play with both hands is so useful, it's unbelievable and it's even more useful in snooker.
Thanks man been practicing with my left hand for those shots I couldn't reach and practiced some blacks n screws with it n it helped my game quite abit instead of taking the rest out
I play darts left handed now after some weird dartitis with throwing right. Turns out I'm not too bad, but I naturally sight left eyed so throwing left its all down the same side now.
I have one problem. I'm from Sg. I break with my left hand but I'm right handed but my right hand bridge is more solid and my left hand gets more spin on the ball help me pls
I’m left handed, i tried to use my right hand and i tried to get a decent break with it but I just suck with it my right hand is just useless in general lol
Jack_1808 Don't worry, every cue is carefully made from start finish by hand and it's not a quick process. But the eventual cue will not let you down, I'm sure it's worth the wait. I bought myself a Master Cue last September and it's pretty good.Thai cue makers make really good cues as well.
I have a Frank Callon 100 series. I have heard a few people say that there John Parris cues where taking forever to get to them. I think you have to keep contacting them until they actually sort it out
Yeah same here. I think I'm a pretty good player and my technique has developed very well every little detail in my technique almost right BUT with my left I'm an absolute beginner. I can't get nowhere near to the correct shooting position and I really don't feel like improving my opposite hand because I don't have that many opportunities to have a good practice session.
