75 SYSTEMS - 3 CUSHION BILLIARD CONTENTS

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Table of Contents Textbook and Drawings book System 0

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INTRODUCTION

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Table of contents TEXTS AND DRAWINGS

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Section 1: General

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Prologue Biography of the author

Section 1: General

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The process of measuring English in billiard.

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General Information and Assumptions.

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The first necessity is to aim properly.

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Positioning our feet when striking with the cue (your Stance)

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How can the position of our eyes improve our aim?

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How do we achieve the desired {Aim No-English Thickness} with the desired English? What is a Rolling English and what does it depend on?

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Mini Curb, after impact (No-English stroke).

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241,2

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261,2,3

What type of English does the Cb receive, when striking on the cushion How can we compare the Cb English from cushion impact, with a similar English count that we know? Analysis of the ball’s behavior, with the following variable parameters: What kind of torque (English) will the balls acquire, solely due to the phenomenon of impact between them? How will they rotate? Analysis the phenomenon of impact between Cb and 1 st Ob


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