What beginner pool tip do you wish you learned sooner?

I can tell you what a stroke isn't though. It definitely isn't one muscle contracting to make the whole thing go. That idea is based on a fifth grader level of understanding of how human movement works. Movement is incredibly complex. Just ask engineers trying to program robots.
So if I hold everything still except my forearm, contracting my biceps doesn’t “make it go”? What else is needed?

pj <- fifth grader, apparently
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How do you find your opponent's weakness?

This is one of the reasons old-school gamblers preferred two-shot rollout or pushout 9-ball to the one-foul BIH crap that is played now.

After a few games you could get an idea of which shots they would take or pass back after rolling out to certain places or shots on the table.

I dislike Texas Express. It makes a race to seven or nine seem like one game.

I did play B'rer Rabbit when playing roll out. Hand a shot back three or four times then when it matters, gotcha!

Hu

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