Some good grabs. Picked up 9k-3 butt on Pooldawg $448. Sold out now. You can still find the Ikon 4-1 $1140 butt there or Seyberts selling Throne 3-3 butt $1140.

Sheldon said:

She's the type of player that is fun to watch. Fast pace, no BS. When she catches a gear it's amazing.

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Agreed. Chezka is so natural and comfortable at the table and really keeps things moving. I think she is the favorite to win the title today.

cueball2010 said:

I got a new hard case pool bag. It has just 1 large pocket. That pocket is not really large enough for a jump handle plus my pool accessories.

I was wondering if anyone can recommend a bag that I can clip on to my bag. Doesnt have to be that big. Maybe just the size of a normal small top pocket that usually comes on bags. Could be a little larger though since I'm just going to clip it to my bag somewhere and let it dangle.

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Just borrow one from your wife/gf/daughter,
shouldn't be a problem at all.
Of course I chose a bag that would hold all my chit.

I tried to get in the game of CTE for a few years and it certainly works- in a selected range of shots oder speeds. But as said before- depending on where you come from and want to go to- it helps but is not the final solution as some think. hard and soft balls come out thicker and you have to compensate. You also have to compensate Throw and swerve. At the end you have so many exceptions to compensate, that you tend to loose focus on the straight forwarded stroke an other stuff you do in pre-shot-routine.
But- if you use CTE consequently, you ´ll get a feel for angles and the aiming points. You then have to work on getting it naturally. The question in the end is, what gets you forward faster. Learning and using a system or hitting many balls to teach youor brain the natural feel for it. Same stuff with changing material.

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Add some weight to my belt and put on my goggles

Oliver said:

The black CF part at the butt end is just part of my cue, a kind of extension. Nothing to do with the stroke trainer.

You use the tool to calibrate your straight stroke for a minute or two at every day.

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Seems immobile. Can you post a video?