Siz said:

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Lol yes. But, the shot is a self fulfilling carom. The complexity is an illusion of the context. A competent player (elite pro if you need superlatives) will be able to apply shots like that as templates.

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nataddrho said:

I would never, ever, ever think about something like this when I am playing.

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The question is: If you don't use it during playing, why even make or discuss it in the first place?

The answer is: Because it is a way to describe what is physically happening on paper.

The next question is : Why would someone care?

The answer is: Aren't you curious?

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Yes but whatever that's depicting can be numerated (think intellectual compression) to provide detailed reference to certain aspects of instruction <and> performance. Per the OT, 1 thru 10 instead of tips of english. This can be correlated to any movement or outcome within a shot.

Jesus Atencio has been a massive disappointment.

fastone371 said:

There is absolutely nothing worse than hitting the cue ball with a shaft/tip combo that makes it feel like you have a marshmallow for a tip. Half of the cues I have tried feel like that to me, I don't know if its the soft tips or the carbon shafts but it certainly doesn't make me want to leave Maple behind.

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I went to hard tips and the Becue Prime II 12.0 shaft, it has a super long taper, don't know the number but it looks longer than any shaft I have ever seen, so you get "feedback" like a wooden shaft and the energy transfer of a CF shaft, the Bulletproof Recoil hard tip(green) is a super hard tip that holds chalk great, the only miscues I get are from my non pro like inconsistent stroke....I admit it, lying about it ain't going to fix it.......