CPBA ROYAL STRETCHING INDEX ON 9 FEET

I will have one to install a bit later to make test, I have no real answer anywhere, so I will find the index like the RKC method, but in proportion not necessarily the full stretch less 3/4 inch, I will compare the full stretch with Simonis and go in proportion, I think that will a good strarting point. Also I never seen anywhere where anyone talk about to not stretch the cloth in a proportion of 1 to 2, width vs length,
but in reality wherever the cloths are stretched in this ratio of 1 to 2, after a period they become loose in the width direction, it's not a dream its the reality. And if we take the measurements of the table, the measurements are not 1 to 2, everyone knows that, a 9 foot table measures 57 x 107 and not 57 x 114, the next cloth I will index it in proportion of 57 x 107 and not 1 to 2 and check the result.

Any videos of Dr Dave in an actual match?

That wasn’t the question I was answering. The question was does a top pro of Shane’s speed have more knowledge than a top instructor.
The great players know far far more about the game than they can ever convey to a pupil regardless of whether they are natural teachers or not. Their brains are different and that's a large part of why they accomplish(ed) what they do/have in the game.

But the tidbits and anecdotal comments of their knowledge are often far more valuable than long drawn out explanations from lesser thans.

Any videos of Dr Dave in an actual match?

I don't care if he has a fargo, any world titles or has ever been to an actual pool tourney. He provides a nice mix of pool videos and I don't recall watching anyone else's pool videos that remotely comes close to the wide range of content he provides. I don't agree with some of the things he says but clicks = $$$ which is what this thread is delivering so I doubt he cares. He's a CONTENT CREATOR which means he's after clicks, not armchair champion's approval!!
Content creator is an excellent label for Dr Dave. (y)

Any videos of Dr Dave in an actual match?

Right - he didn't devote his life to it, so we don't know how well he'd play if he had. And that doesn't diminish the value of his information, even to top pros.

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People don't jump class in life. From how good looking they are, to how smart they are, to how strong they are, to how well they play sport xyz. Carry on;)

A dr has a height chart for kids and knows how tall they will become as adults.
In first grade, we know who the smart kids are and who the dumb kids are, and it doesn't change in middle school, high school, or college.
In first grade we know which kids will be fat and which will be skinny.
In first grade we knew which kids will be mean and which will be nice.
In first grade we know which kids play the best sports at recess, and which can't catch the ball.

All these traits/abilities/genetics/desire/whatever you want to call them, stick around for life. Maybe a very small percentage of exceptions.

Pool and Race

All the black players I know are too smart. They look at the white boy who doesn't have a chance at a national level event and aren't about to throw their money away doing the same thing.

At the local player, white/black/brown/yellow/purple/ players fill the pool rooms as bangers, tournament players, and gamblers, in about the same ratio as whatever that neighborhood is.

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