Thanks for the great review Eric, and if it hadn’t been for your name on you shirt I wouldn’t have even known it was you.mgreat tomsee you again since all the years of the madness of the SBE 14.1 Challenge. I think you’d fit in quite well here as a regular.I just went and hit balls at a place called Bay Shore Billiards in Long Island. If I lived around here, that would be my go-to spot! Several new Gold Crown VII tables, and the rest Diamonds. I even ran into Steve Kurtz and got to catch up a bit after not seeing him for probably 15 years! If you're ever around Long Island, check it out.
I know what you mean. Last time I looked my table was second easiest on Dr. Dave's list in the sticky post.They were nice! You can tell the owner keeps them in good shape. Pockets were a bit more generous than I am used to so I felt like a stud!![]()
Kinda like that Bruce Lee punch. I imagine not nearly as strenuous. Somebody on youtube said fast twitch is based on muscle strength. So, a weight trained body vs 2lbs of stick and ball, one quick rep at a time. Looks like too much wear and tear for whatever the gain.Of course, he gets the job done, but it just amazes me that he generated so much power with very minimal “wind up”- he mainly just used forward momentum. Very unique is all I’m saying- don’t think I’ve ever seen another player with a stroke like that
Of course, he gets the job done, but it just amazes me that he generated so much power with very minimal “wind up”- he mainly just used forward momentum. Very unique is all I’m saying- don’t think I’ve ever seen another player with a stroke like that
8 ball is my favorite game. It incorporates all the strategies and is funner to play. Yes, funner is a word. I heard our last president use it. Anyway, keep on bangin pool players. Not everyone can play this game correctly. I can see where they get frustrated.It's for bangers. True story.
Of course, he gets the job done, but it just amazes me that he generated so much power with very minimal “wind up”- he mainly just used forward momentum. Very unique is all I’m saying- don’t think I’ve ever seen another player with a stroke like thatif the tip is delivered on-line and with proper speed what difference does it make how it looks? i've seen a LOT of 'pretty boy stroke' players come and go that couldn't play in crunch time. Allen was self-taught(got help from some greats as well) and could run 100 by the time he was 12-13yrs old. I'll take ugly and effective every time.