Holy shit im glad you said that, I thought mine quit working, seriously.i'll add another one, with their platform you can't cast to the tv, from phone or tablet (i haven't tried from the computer). either way with accustats and other platforms you can do that.
A lot of people are hung up on Polo shirts and slacks of some sort.What decade do you live in???? Dockers is deader than Elvis. I SERIOUSLY doubt ANYONE at ANY of these co's even know pool exists. 'Maybe' ESPN but they gave up on pool years ago. Look at snow-boarders/skateboarders, they aren't fashion icons by any stretch yet they are on both tv and on-line streams. I'll take a lil grunge over those goofy ass StarTrek pool jerseys ANY day.
Yes, this rings true. I think that there can be a real issue when things are not going well, and in response you start trying too hard. What seems to happen is you start using the wrong part of the mind to orchestrate your movement. This just doesn't work. Compare with when you are in the flow, playing well. Where is your mind then?Close to fifty years ago when I stopped making balls I started making one stroke or half a stroke. Seemed to help. I would either backstroke as I was getting down, forward stroke only or half a stroke or I would get down, backstroke and forward, one stroke. Seemed to help but I got some strange looks around Buffalo's as I tended to shoot these shots hard too!
I'll do this when I think I am overthinking shots. Seems to work.
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Meglino is tough to watch. Many of his strokes, he does the Cliff Joyner double clutch with a left twist while he shoots. But, he’s a hell of a player.
Not from what I know of how quality tubes are made. The machinery is extremely expensive, way more expensive than some custom cue maker could ever afford or justify in their small scale production. Then you have the thin walled wood core that follows a varying diameter carbon shaft I think. Just not going to happen by some small time cue maker.
I doubt even McDermott makes their own carbon shafts, I'm sure Jacoby doesn't also, then there is the issue of the thin walled wood plug if it is full length as they seem to show. Just not happening on a small custom maker.
Making a wrap for a jet ski that goes over a form is a totally different thing than a small carbon tube. not only do the tubes have to be made so that they have an even flex, but also have to be sanded uniform, then you have the wood plug, just not happening in someone's garage and for a small quantity.
I live in Wood River IL. Near St.Louis, MO. Been building over 30 years. Retired Engineer.You are very talented!
Where are you located?