I am exaggerating a bit to show you the folly of "Place your head over the cue like sighting a rifle". Most report after placing the cue on line then bending the head over the cue, as wrongly advised by most pool instructors, a "crumpled right arm" at play and fatigue after a short time. "Cue down then head over cue" is superb advice, if your head rests atop the shoulder of your shooting arm, and not your neck! Consider that perspective for a moment.
The shooting arm in this photo must move unnaturally to produce results (not to mention the imminent headache and jaw ache). There is a better way I will reveal to you!
