Two fundamentals of pool to avoid sounding foolish for years

Is there anyone who doesn't think having a straight stroke is important? This is something even APA 3s work on
Is there anyone that doesn’t think cue ball speed is important?
Is there anyone that doesn’t think chalking is very important?

Is there anyone that doesn’t think staying down in your stance
isn’t important or maintaining the correct contour shape of a tip?

These are pretty obvious like so many other aspects of pool that
don’t require any recital or explanation except for a pool newbie.

best shaft for ball pocketing/accuracy?

Have to go with larger diameter tip helping the most.
They are more forgiving of stroke errors.
Larger diameter tips are more often flatter - I think that might make them a little more forgiving. The drawback is if your tip isn't rounded enough it can limit maximum tip offset.

Full disclosure: I like my low-squirt 10mm dime-shaped tip.

pj
chgo

Ultimate pool Kansas

I just can't get into running around the table to try to win a match because of a time clock. If it gets down to the last game, the clock should shut off except for the 30 second clock.

Understand they are trying to do the opposite of every other league to try and stand out, but that running around is for the birds.
I personally, like it when it comes down to the wire. Fun to watch.

Louie and the Preacher Cue

Well I took a shot that watching pickleball Pete. I honestly couldn't make it through it. You can see it looks like it was filmed in just a couple of days and it makes Ed Wood look like Spielberg. I hope they do better by Mike, and it's more than just a crowdfunding scam.

So you're saying it's probably not coming out in IMAX.

Lou Figueroa
shoot

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