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Follow System Predict the Path of the Cue Ball When using Top Spin MUST WATCH VIDEO FOR NEWER PLAYER

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In this video I break down a simple way to predict the cue ball path when you’re using top spin, and it’s called the follow system. I learned this from an elderly gentleman while I was playing pool out of town, and I’m being honest with you—I could only find one video and one article online that even talked about it. I don’t know why this isn’t shared more, because for newer players it’s one of those “lightbulb” systems that helps you stop guessing. I walk you through how I think about follow (top spin) and what the cue ball wants to do after contact, so you can plan position instead of just hoping it lands somewhere good. The big takeaway is using a repeatable reference so you can start predicting the cue ball’s route and speed control with more confidence. If you’re a beginner working on cue ball control, this is a must-watch because it gives you a practical structure you can take straight to the table and build drills around.

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