Burns said:

Sorry, I've been busy since Tuesday and haven't seen these new posts. I originally posted that I'd be most interested in a Tascarella, but would consider other builders like a Scruggs. I don't see anywhere that I changed my mind or that I mentioned I'd like a 6pt Scruggs. I want a 4 point w/wrap, nice coloured veneers, and minimal to no inlays, but ringwork is good. I'm not "passing time" but I am waiting for exactly what I want to pop up.

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This cue selling is really not for me. Ill say no more other than maybe we here from you in another week?

skogstokig said:

are there any scheduling conflicts? would be nice to see filler trying for the one pocket banner

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You have the Matchroom Gran Prix Spain event that finishes that Wednesday. One day turnaround to get back to Louisville in winter. Then there is a Eurotour event scheduled for the 29-31.

Then you got a TBA on the WPA calendar. So who knows WTF that will be.



You had the attendance issue last year and many pros spoke out on it. SVB said the payouts were bad and Chohan went off. Then you had Filler going off on the BS scheduling issues.

gregcantrall said:

Watch Ken Griffie Jr and his follow through.
Ichiro had a unique uniform adjustment as his pre pitch routine.
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I really appreciate the analogy because I used to play baseball through high school and adult league in my 20s and 30s. Ken Griffey Jr had one of the purest swings baseball has ever seen. Im not sure how to incorporate that into my pool stroke though.

jtompilot said:

I’m sure I’m missing something with this drill besides the ball I don’t see how this drill is going to fix my many flaws, it does show me my stroke is very inconsistent but it no way in hell it tells me how to fix my flaws.

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Read all the way through my response, please.

Absent a coach watching you, you have to experiment. The Mighty-X can help if you:

Experiment with:
Feet position: where is my back foot in relation to the shot line (left or right of it?) How close to the CB? Stretch or not? Once planted, where do my feet point?
Torso: where is it in relation to the shot line? Do I have enough clearance for my entire cue stroke?
Elbow position: high? Low? Inside the shot line? Outside? Dead straight?
Shoulder position: sorta the same as elbow.
Grip style: flare fingers? Fingers straight down? Knuckles straight down? Wrist straight? Grip tight? Grip loose? Grip in between?
Head position: left? Right? Vision center? Where is my vision center? Cue under it? Face perpendicular to the shot line or tilted left or right? Head tilted?

After you spend months and months and months and more months chasing all this down, toss it all away, start over, and do what feels natural and if you are successful, burn it in.

Or, bring none of this agony upon yourself and get a good coach, one who specializes not in coaching to a one-size-fits-all formula, but one who has the reputation that he/she can help you find YOUR alignment and body parts’ positions based on YOUR tendencies and physical structure.

I am only being halfway facetious with this response. TBH, a coach can only point you and guide you in the right direction. YOU have to figure out what works for you and put in the time to experiment using a coach’s input as a guide.

Best of luck.

What no one liked my suggestion to have the DCC in Billings Mt ? There's the nearly world famous Blue's BBQ close by that serves up some of the best BBQ you could ever ask for the Athenian Restaurant is down town close to the Northern Hotel just to name a few .

With various fast food places close by and if I were there and staying in the 5th wheel I make a darn good Breakfast Burrito if you're one of the few that I'd invite over for breakfast ha ha !

Like Cocobolo my good friend said I'm not a person who needs a fancy meal to be happy I enjoy good food !

If anyone's wondering I'm messing with the majority of you on here ha ha !

I find the flat smooth bottom with the slightly darker color usually are the best. But there are always some exceptions.

garczar said:

I just looked at that Flat Earth outfit's FB page. WOW!!!! Had no idea there are so many complete idiots. I like CJ, he's a great player and in general is good for pool. That being said he really needs to refrain from showing just how off-the-air he seems to be.

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CJ’s a bit of a pool FLERF too, but he makes it work on the table and on screen. LOL and more power to him.

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