Bergman will play WNT events in 2026

Nobody up there can beat him since Bruce Choyce left. (A free pair of Bob Byrne books to the first to explain that obscure pool reference.)
Must of been a yooper before joining the Navy? 2003 U.S. Amateur champion. Facebook link from Sports Illustrated “Faces in the Crowd,”says from Orlando.

Tales of last Saturday's night match

I learned this from a PBIA Billiards instructor, Neils Feijen has a YouTube video teaching the exact same thing as well, it feels uncomfortable, learning anything new feels uncomfortable, the more I work with this the more it makes sense, I would never in a million years would have thought to look at 8 ball patterns this way, I can learn the info from Pro's and instructors or stubbornly continue to fail doing it my way......
As long as you work it out thoroughly

and then shoot the pattern forwards...

:p

Well, now I've went and done it.

Not sure why, but I had no issues working with that tomahawk I got the other day when making that replacement. It cut very easy for me and I started with 400, then600,then 800 then 1200. Then just polished like I always do on ferrules with some triple E ultra shine wax polish.
Turned out great and didn't notice any problems with my sandpaper.
Great stuff, and for me was easy to work with.

Tales of last Saturday's night match

a pool table is like a road map. (you know those things you had before your phone that talks to you).

so with both you see where you are and your destination. to get there you follow the path of least resistance. simple as that.

you don't on the map go backwards from your destination towards the starting point.

but you do take in the whole picture.
I learned this from a PBIA Billiards instructor, Neils Feijen has a YouTube video teaching the exact same thing as well, it feels uncomfortable, learning anything new feels uncomfortable, the more I work with this the more it makes sense, I would never in a million years would have thought to look at 8 ball patterns this way, I can learn the info from Pro's and instructors or stubbornly continue to fail doing it my way......

The history of predator low defection.. interesting video

Not so sure about that, 99% of the shots with the 314 shaft I aim with no compensation.
I think it's personal visual perception. For me, for example (and I've been in the Predator ecosystem since I think 1999), I routinely today aim a full ball over for a lot of shots. With my old Scruggs with an ivory ferrule, maybe that same shot was 2 balls over. If you were to shoot the exact shot with the same shaft, maybe to your eyes it would look like no compensation, or much less.

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