[Jennii]

Any incomplete quads with limited dexterity mastered playing pool? If so, any tips you think you could give? I'm terrible! Haha.

[Jennii]

No one? Pisser.

[RONBATES#88]

Jennii, on Jan 20 2009, 06:31 PM, said:

No one? Pisser.

IM A C5 C6 QUAD I PLAY POOL DONT HAVE ANY HAND MOVEMENT

[Jennii]

RONBATES#88, on 21 February 2009 - 11:12 PM, said:

Jennii, on Jan 20 2009, 06:31 PM, said:

No one? Pisser.

IM A C5 C6 QUAD I PLAY POOL DONT HAVE ANY HAND MOVEMENT

Prey tell, what's your method?

[kdenon01]

My hubby uses the bridge to make all of his shots. He'll set down the bridge and set his pool stick on top and shoot that way.

[edlee]

I'm a para, but enjoy the game very much. The idea of using the bridge is a good one, and one I use almost exclusively. It's kinda hard to give tips unless one knows what you have to work with. Cervical incompletes vary so much in abilities.

I also have a bridge that I place on the table,, it has no stick attached,, just a loop above the "V" that I use to pick it up after the shot. If you only have use of one arm,, this might be of help.
ed

[Jennii]

Thanks for the suggestions! I never knew bridges came stick-less (shows what I know). I'll have to look around for one at Big 5 or Sports Authority. edlee, I'm trying to mentally picture exactly what you're describing on ways it would stand up independently with the stick absent. I'm a little confused, care to elaborate how this could be possible?

This post has been edited by Jennii: 19 November 2010 - 11:24 PM