Instructional Lesson #2 // Bridge Hand Distance

McDermott Cue Ambassador, Anthony Beeler, goes over the correct bridge hand distance.
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[@hkdaddy3326]

Thank you, I watched your whole series, the instructions are clear and concise. I know this will immediately help my game.

[@8ballsbilliard43]

good and easy explain, best pool coach anthony

[@huyduong5564]

Woww Thanks a lot Interesting science points!!

[@jayvenable4279]

Anthony, I’m 5’9. What is the right length of cue stick for me? Thanks Jay

[@horsedaddy230]

Thanks, good info

[@chriskirk7137]

Is it Illegal to have a mark on your shaft while playing? Thanks

[@sharkymoon422]

Yes, if you do this you will be sent to prison 😂😂

[@zacmuturi4522]

Came for the lesson, stayed for the accent.

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👍👍

[@mrtopbreak333]

Hi McDermott, I'm not saying your wrong as the distance is about what is generally accepted 10-12 inch's. But I am curious as to how this relates to the length of your for arm and how this theory came about?

[@poolteacher]

Great question. Mathematically it is correct. Without going into a long drawn out math/science lesson on fulcrums, the long and short of it is that this is correct from a physics perspective. If you were building a robot you would want the measurements of the lever to find the correct fulcrum point. Hope this makes sense.

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