edge to edge aiming, contact line aiming

Quand on utilise une Ghost ball pour viser , le centre de la blanche doit remplacer le centre de la ghost ball avec une ligne de visée différente de la ligne de contact (le double).
Ici on vise directement dans la ligne de contact ,
en alignant plus ou moins le procédé dans cette ligne on compense les interactions entre les billes et l'on peut
ajouter ou retrancher de l'effet.
Dans la moitié du billard.

[@enemyalien8428]

nice uses of pasta

[@Kentucky_Blue]

I realized I was starting to use my cue in line with the edge of the object ball when aiming. For straight shots basically center of cue directly to point. For larger cuts I would start moving more out to the edge of the cue. For very thin cuts the edge of cue is almost outside of the ball so using one eye to see the overlap comes into play.

[@zzgt09billard]

In fact you use the overlap of QB with OB,
the adventage of this is that if you use side you aim the same considering QB go straight wathever the place you hit QB.
you dont aim with your tip(procédé)
This is correct for short medium distance with a very fluid stoke and the cue parrallel to the table.
if you shoot hard you have opposite deflection of QB,
if you raise the but of the cue you you have a curve of QB on the side of the impact witch is the opposite of the deflection.

[@zzgt09billard]

the avantage of sighting the overlap between Q ball and object ball is when you use side .
because in this case you dont care of the difference between the center of the balls and the position of our tip on the Q ball.
you have just to allow a small amont for (opposite) deflection caused by side spin.

[@juanball5480]

If you can master this you can win more games

[@allgood6760]

Awesome... but tell us what ypu are doing? 🙂

[@zzgt09billard]

your cue stick is in the line of contact points

[@allgood6760]

@@zzgt09billard Cool... thanks from NZ 👍🇳🇿

[@benjaminkelwon8939]

It is awesome

[@zzgt09billard]

Benjamin Kelwon try it for blind cut shot when the Qball is on the internal side of the object ball

[@benjaminkelwon8939]

@@zzgt09billard I think to fully win a game you need to have to master several techniques and pool basics and this is one of them...either CTE or ghost ball technique or Division of the object ball into fraction. I mean at least knowing them is also important

[@zzgt09billard]

​@@benjaminkelwon8939
hello,
i agree with you and i would say that because of your eyes, your stance and your stroke a (cut) shot on the right side or the the left side of the table is not exactly the same.

[@benjaminkelwon8939]

@@zzgt09billardhello.
That is true and by the way it also takes perception.
I mean how you perceive until you land on the shot line.

[@brianb0326]

Maybe making s few set up balls.
But this would never win a match

[@zzgt09billard]

sure, but for certain shot this can correct undercut due tu cut induced throw

[@gomeslhk5547]

Why no audio explanation..

[@joeygonzo]

it's not edge to edge , it's opposite contact points

[@zzgt09billard]

Jack Ridge
yes ,contact points on edge of the balls

[@joeygonzo]

@@zzgt09billard Balls only make contacts on opposite sides/parts. The edge of cue ball cannot make contact with the contact point on the object ball unless it is exactly the opposite side/part of the cueball. The edge of the cueball can only make contact with the EDGe of the object ball. That's their geometry. Unless one ball is bigger . 1/4 of the cue ball can only make contact with the opposite 1/4 of the object ball. 1/8 to 1/8 and so on.

[@zzgt09billard]

yes,
when balls touch them you have the same fraction of ball on contact on Q ball and on object ball
1/4 of Q ball can only cut 1/4 of object ball, 1/8 with 1/8 , 1/2 with 1/2 etc..
when you aim you make this equal fraction corresponding by visualising "le bord externe" (the edge) of this fraction of balls
you aim for that .
either with the tip in the center of the Q ball
or either as i show if the cut is not too thin with the tip alligned with the line connecting this contact points "sur le bord"( on the edge) of the Q ball.
you use the "circonference "of the Q ball , and "la corde des arcs de cercles égaux sur OB et QB"

[@joebradley1520]

It's called equal opposite aiming

[@zzgt09billard]

yes,
and you can aim in the line of the cut , not only center ball

[@kanitimadhu4621]

explain in english

[@zzgt09billard]

you aim with the edges :contacts point.,
same quantity of cut on QB and OB
the tip of the cue is in this line not in the center of the Q ball,
less or more alignement to modifie spin effets.
the limit of miscue is to respect
for halfpart of the billard

[@err0r-completion]

i dont get it. Can you show it from top view or headcam as to where exactly are you aiming?

[@golfingmadeeasy]

Huh?

[@DValeraEsq]

Edge to edge aiming is bullshit.