From the realm of the strange, the odd, the bizarre...meet The Terminator!

Yrs ago there was this league player in Tulsa that was a biker/machinist/welder and he made a cue a lot like this. It was weird as fk and played like shit but nobody would tell him that as he was about 6'7" and almost 300lbs.
As is often the way with Chinese manufacturing, this is a clone of a cue made by some guy who specializes in making items from titanium a few years back.

New pool training app just launched

I finally have my own table at home so I just downloaded your app. Excited to try it out and will report back with my results/review. Nice to see all the positive feedback from other posters, it seems like it has helped their game.
That’s great to hear, and congrats on the new table.
I hope you enjoy the app, and I’d love to hear how it goes once you’ve had some time with it.

If Banks and One Pocket had a Fargo Rating system, then what players do you think would be in the 800's, or considered Elite level players?

Ultimately if you strike the cueball well playing one game, you will playing another too. Sure, Justin Hall is a much better banker than rotation player, don’t think that’s debatable, but he is the exception not the rule.
Agree. He looks to be using a regular maple shaft as well - something you rarely see from prodominantly rotation players.

Measle balls in practice

Again, i do not agree here. How many players do you think stare at the cb to learn using english?? I'd bet pretty good not very many. Aramith invented it for watching tv/streams, not a teaching aid, and even then unless you're sitting a foot from the table you can't see anything. If they went away tomorrow do really think it would have an effect on pool? Please. If you like them fine but don't fool yourself into believing they are a teaching aid.
I think that it CAN be useful for some players. Just because you can't figure out how to learn from it, doesn't make it useless.

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