Proper Pool Cue Grip Technique - How to Hold a Cue for Accuracy #240307 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white illustration demonstrates the classic two-handed pool cue grip: the bridge hand forms a stable open or closed bridge on the table while the shooting hand grips the cue near the butt end. The fingers are positioned to allow smooth back-and-forward motion without torque, emphasizing control and repeatability in stroke execution. It’s a foundational technique taught in cue sports training for consistent shot-making.

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