Why You Choke Easy Shots Under Pressure
- By gregcantrall
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That's the key. Bigfree yourself
Allowing yourself to Soar
UP WE GO INTO THE WILD BLUE YONDER
AT EM BOYS GIVE EM THE GUNS
whew a flashback.
That's the key. Bigfree yourself
Here are the specs of mine I did a long time ago.
I have the Prime Pro shaft, so the Prime II may be a bit different.
SHAFT 1: Prime Pro Taper Shaft (29")
12mm at the tip
12.52mm at 6" down
13.3mm at 12" down
16.74mm at 18" down
20.42mm at 24" down
21.44mm at the shaft joint (.842")
BUTT: Naked model (29")
21.44mm at the butt joint (.842")
25.29mm at 12' down from butt joint (.994")
29.01mm at 22" down from the butt joint (1.14")
30.5mm at the very end of the butt cap (1.20")
BALANCE POINT (measured by balancing it on my finger, with no weight bolts inside...Becue 12mm Prime Pro Taper shaft...shaft 29" and butt 29")
Balances at 19.25" up from the end of the butt
Balances at 18'' up from the end of the butt with a 1-ounce weight bolt inside
Forged in Fire.It’s simple: put yourself in the situation often enough that it is normal.
Thank you, yes, I have seen many examples of professional players and studying their posture is going to help. I have corrected my posture and look forward to making it a habit over the next 30 days.![]()
In snooker Neil Robertson is left handed but holds his cue under his right eye. Maybe another player you could watch for inspiration on stance? He looks very natural playing like that.
Though not sure if I'm replying to a joke post as surely left handed chalk isn't a thing?
Well it is (Indian Pale Ale), but it's also the International Pool Association:Huh. I thought IPA was a kind of beer.
ipapool.com
Here are the specs of mine I did a long time ago.Thanks! I read they claimed a "pro taper".
I've avoided even thinking about carbon fiber for years and have it on the brain to at least try and based on what @HawaiianEye has written these have been in my mind for awhile. Almost pulled the trigger Black Friday and the prices don't seem that much different now, just not the "bundle".
Totally different I'm sure, but way back when my Dad got our table for the basement he bought a few house cues and for some reason thought he'd try an aluminum one - he always used it, I never liked it - the taper was odd and the tip wasn't good and would get all fuzzy. Apples and oranges, but the blue Becue I'm looking at makes me think of that.
yes, lol. I think this is a beautiful example of why we were taught as a young age, well most of us, that if we don’t have anything nice to say, not to say anything at all.16 points
Math must not be your strong suit.you dropped 26 points?
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