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Why do you always miss dead straight double frozen rail shots? Aim dead straight. Keep bridge still, pivot. Tip left, smacks dead center.
How to shoot shallow semi-frozen rail shots. Still aim straight. Pivot tip left and blast it.
What about reverse angle parallel shots? Still aim straight. Pivot tip right and blast it.
What about long-distance frozen rail shots? Aim at the ghost ball behind it. High follow, touch of left, medium push.
Shaping two to eight, pure high follow leaves a steep cut, drastically dropping your eightball potting percentage. Just use high follow with a touch of right English, soft push. Whitey widens left off the rail, leaving perfect ball in hand shape.
Shaping two to eight here. High follow one rail kisses the nine. We still use high follow with a touch of left English. Whitey widens left off the rail, avoiding the nine and easily leaving a ball in hand shape, even a grandma could make on this layout.
Many use center ball one rail to shape the eight, resulting in coming up way short or rolling way too far. Just aim slightly below center with a touch of right English. Do not hit it too hard. Whitey accelerates off the rail. This two-rail path gives a much higher shape success rate.