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That is much more affordable than I thought it would be. Worth taking in consideration.

You are very much right. I should've just ignored the posts. Harder than it looks, just like getting to pro speed.

If you guys just want to jerk each other off, you can do so in PMs.

This type of post is why I gave you red reputation.

Save YOUR breath and stop posting on here instead.

This might happen eventually. Distance is a problem though. Also, thanks for the advice.

The "return on investment" of pool is quite low indeed, and this is mostly why I stopped playing. I thought I could have fun trying to improve for a much longer time. It stopped being fun quickly. I just really don't like doing drills alone for a few hours straight. It's incredibly hard to be...

Is this another low-effort post trying to poke fun at people who believe better cue technology matters?

I don't disagree with his post either. It definitely is not easily achievable to become a pro speed player (you seem to think I intended to go full pro and make a career / money ouf of it? That is not the case and not my initial goal.) But, I still think I could have done it. I did not stop...

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I wish I enjoyed straight pool. For some reason, I just don't. Trying to beat your "high score" is usually something I'd enjoy, so it would have been great if I loved the game.

What a trash post. I posted videos to keep a track record and to receive advice and it helped tremendously. If you don't like it, you can **** right off. Instead of spouting trash about what you think I do things for and how I do them, just get out and stop posting such stupidities. You are...

This is exactly how I see it now. I really would like to play pro speed, but I have many hobbies and as much as I love pool, I can't justify dropping everything else just to play pool. I did for a bit and quickly stopped having fun.

That isn't the case, but you would've known that already if you had bothered to read my post. I just don't care about pool enough anymore (at least as of right now) to justify putting the time needed.

Hey everyone, It's been a while since I've posted here. I thought some of you might appreciate an update. Those that don't, just move along. I stopped playing altogether about 2 months ago. I burnt myself out from playing way too much. Well, it's not only that, there are other reasons, but...

It is true that if you are aligned correctly and stroke perfectly straight, you could close your eyes and still make the shot. I think that since I have difficulty striking the cueball where I want precisely, looking at the cueball helps me achieve a more accurate striking point. I don't feel...

Predator Sport2.

I've been trying to look at the cueball when striking it lately. I really like the results, will keep it that way for a while at least.

Yes, they are.

"Here's why custom cues are superior to production cues.." - Sam :) That was a heated debate.