A good variation of this drill is to freeze object ball on headrail. Shoot hard with draw double kissing and getting the cue ball to return to you. Easier to set up.

With the above drill you can hit it good but if the object ball is a hair off the center line you won't get good results even if you hit it well.

Up to the top....Trade considered...mostly looking for ebony Mcdaniel cue right now

Up to the top for a super solid player...pure ebony hit..uncored

sudocrushms said:

Wings weren't tight so Jasmin was able to power the 9 towards the corner every break.

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Will you explain this to me. Thanks.

straightline said:

He said he's shareholder and owner - uh da joint.

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I love that line of thinking.

I'm going to add "Owner, Manchester United Football Club" to my signature lines on my email.

I mean, I own about 20 shares and all...

gregcantrall said:

I haven't seen what you are referencing but that sounds like The quarter fifty cent ring game that my friends and I employed and enjoyed. Well my progress was much faster than my peers which led to busting the quarter machine. My Friends refused to give me a dollar bill until I controlled every quarter available. $38 or something like that in quarters that bought bread and milk on the way home at 2 am.
We all got better scrimaging that way.

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It was the old school way, which for whatever reason seems to be frowned upon nowadays, and truthfully for quite some time now. I was never really a drill guy, my father showed me how to play straight pool and that’s how I spent my formative years on his Anniversary at the house, always working to increase my high run.

Once I could get into the pool hall, “practice” was abandoned for just being in action all the time. It was the way things were then. Nowadays it seems this way of growing in the game is looked at in the same light as if you’re committing a crime or something.