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That would only apply if one were digging to start with.
Who might you see digging themselves into a hole?
Since there was no commentary along with the posting of that pic & given the recent tone & tenure & to whom most of his recent posts are to or about,
I would take that to be more of a physical threat directed at me.
Sort of like, 'Dig your grave, because I/we are going to bury you.
What do you think?
Best Wishes.
Dude, seriously? You are incredibly self centered. So much so that you post these attention seeking threads under the guise of spreading information and then cry woe is me when someone calls you out?
Then you start calling people bullies, creating magical threats against your person and start bringing up whether some one is a "christian man." Not to mention talking about visits to a clinical psychologist. Which is what? A weakness? Nearly 1 in 5 Americans suffer from a form of mental illness? Making light of something like that is ignorant. I'm not saying this because I think you should be PC, I'm simply calling you a belligerent hypocrite.
I feel sorry for you because you probably think you have never been wrong.
BTW every contact from a cue to a cue ball is by definition a pushing force. So the end result is still the same whether you feel like you pushed or pull, threw or jabbed. The difference can be feel, accuracy, and consistency, but at the end of the day you aren't saying that there is more than one way, what you are saying is that people are wrong for believing there is one way or that their is a better way.
Inherently, no stroke is equal to another because of the strengths and weaknesses. So depending on which pros and cons you focus on. A MAJORITY of instructors recommend a pendulum stroke for people who want to LEARN how to play pool. Did it ever occur to you that the people with natural ability don't need the lessons in the first place which is part of the reason that they are the pros? Simple mechanics are easier to teach to a newbie who doesn't have a knack for the game.
So lets compare snooker players to pool players for a second. Snooker has a widely accepted basis of fundamentals, pool other than stance and stroke tempo, has a very similar set of standards, plenty of top players deviate slightly from this in both sports but there a very few players who have a wrist turn, reset elbow position, and 12" bridge like SVB. Most of the top European players have a strokes that are based of a hybrid of the 2 principles, and a majority drop their elbow after contact.
Finally. How do you play? What is your basis of expertise and why should a new player listen to you rather than the masses, when you haven't show a thing on video or given a lesson that someone has attested to? You basicly just repeat CJ Wiley, who among a lot of pros and top players is a crackpot joke.
You can call me a bully all you want but if someone who is painfully passive aggressive and a hides behind a mask of victim hood as AZs David vs. Goliath, calls me a bully, I will simply chuckle and smile because they clearly need therapy. I'd know because I have been through more in the last 5 years than most people do in their entire lives and have done everything I can to better my self from a mental health perspective.
Heads.
