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on a perfectly straight shot most normal
well coordinated people will aim
correctly and yet when they deliver the
queue they
miss if that is statement is true then
it can only be down to one thing
technique technique is very very
important now I'm not going to say to
you there's only one way to play this
game there are many what I'd like to do
is show you one method which I believe
has been proved and
works to make sure that we're delivering
the queue in a straight
line what we do is work on two fixed
points one will be the bridge
bearing in mind of course that it's only
a fixed point if it doesn't move the
other one is the
body so I've got a fix point at the
front a fix point at the back and if I
move this hand
forward up to the chest that distance
between the hand and the chest has
transferred to the front and become the
follow
through so I find there the distance
between my right hand when I play the
shot and the chest transfers to the
front and becomes a follow through very
very
important so where I hold the queue is
important in the sense that if I hold it
there I've got a minimal amount of
follow through so I can simply increase
that by moving the hand
backwards but if I'm on the end of the
queue in theory that's a maximum amount
to follow through but if my bridge end
is too far away from the CQ ball I've
still got no follow through so where I
put this bridge end is also very
important thirdly if I play with a
straight arm or a bent arm will affect
the amount of follow through cuz if I
hold my queue there and I've got my
bridge on there and I've got a straight
bridge on I'm not going to move either
end but watch the distance between my
right hand and the chest increase as I
bend my left
arm okay that's ridiculous but it
demonstrates that without moving either
end if I bend this arm I can increase
the follow
through so let's look at it my normal
position is about an inch from the end
of the queue for me personally and there
I'm about 11 to 12 in away from the cube
ball and that gives me sufficient follow
through to play the shot so if I put
that there just to indicate it all I'm
going to do is pop the blue stay there
and let you see how much follow through
I've
got so I'm there do my preparation I've
got my fixed point the bridge hand at
the front my fixed point the chest at
the back and all I'm going to do is
bring my right hand forward to the
chest and establish my follow through to
demonstrate this even further further
what I've done is marked the que
here I put one Mark here where my bridge
and
goes another Mark here which is 6 in
away from the first Mark which
demonstrates where my bridge and will be
when I've played the shot to make sure
that I can get those two positions right
I've put a third Mark where my where I
actually hold the queue so I'm there I'm
on my Mark at the back
I'm on my Mark at the front I do a
little bit of preparation and then from
there I bring the hand forward to the
chest and you'll see that I'm roughly on
the mark now so my follow through has
been those 6 in
anym and I can lose control at the back
any
less and to just get the follow through
what tends to happen is I go past the
chest by coming away from the chest and
that gives a lot of players a lot of
problem
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