The break sets the tone for the frame. Here are five adjustments that produce immediate results.
1. Grip pressure
Lighter than you think — the cue should not shake.
2. Follow-through
Contact should feel like the midpoint of the stroke, not the end of it.
3. Aim at the pack's corner ball
Thin contact produces a more controlled spread than a full hit.
4. Position your feet before you address the cue ball
Setup determines outcome.
5. Practice the break in isolation
Twenty dedicated break shots per session beats a hundred casual ones.
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