[ilslim]

HI Larry
>
> I have been using your advice on using the wrist while stroking. I
> mentioned this to a friend of mind. He responded by saying it doesn't
> work, Alison Fisher doesn't shoot that way.
>
> I know he is wrong. I could not believe how much difference it makes
> in my break, accuracy, speed control and how much more action I'm
> getting off the cue ball.
>
> Most instructors teach you to pause for a second or two after your
> final practice stroke. Do you agree with this?
>
>

[FASTLARRY]

how does Allison do it, turn on ESPN and see. I like a pause before the back swing, on some shots, even have a slight pause at the top and back of the swing, on stroke power shots never, they must be a whip like fly cast with no pause. It does not matter, do what feels best and works for you. Go with what you know, go with what feels natural.

[FASTLARRY]

[quote name='' date='Jul 23 2005, 10:02 PM' post='7468']
how does Allison do it, turn on ESPN and see. I like a pause before the back swing, on some shots, even have a slight pause at the top and back of the swing, on stroke power shots never, they must be a whip like fly cast with no pause. It does not matter, do what feels best and works for you. Go with what you know, go with what feels natural..