BRIDGE and STROKE LENGTH “Best Practices” - Podcast with Dr. Dave and Nic Barrow

FYI, I just posted a new podcast video with Nic Barrow that discusses “best practices” and tradeoffs related to bridge length and stroke length, including the warm-up or feather strokes and the final backswing. Check it out:


Contents:
  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 3:19 - Podcast
  • ---- 3:54 - short bridge advantages
  • ---- 4:57 - short bridge disadvantages
  • ---- 5:28 - long bridge advantages
  • ---- 8:40 - low bridge concerns
  • ---- 12:54 - warm-up and feather strokes
  • ---- 16:14 - tip position and aim check
  • ---- 19:26 - summary
  • 20:57 - More Info
Supporting Resources:
As always, I look forward to your feedback, comments, questions, complaints, and requests.

Enjoy!

Chinese pool starting to steal more and more 9 ballers, even without the big prize pool

here's ralph eckert's take on heyball:


it's a bit conspiratorial, but some will probably like it
Yes, there’s money to it. But I wouldn’t disagree that there’s a fair amount of political motivation. Whether it’s players from a certain area favoring one game over another, “switching teams” or pushing this version to become the “front cover” of the billiards world in general.

I could spin about this for ages, but I’m walking home, heavy hearted, having sold a gorgeous cue haha

Help identify joint pin?

I had to order a cheap Thread Pitch Gauge, to measure the threads, and I learned today that this is a 10 Thread (per inch) joint pin. So, I assume it is 3/8x10.

I assumed that it would probably be 3/8x11, lol, because I have never seen a Brass plated 3/8x10 joint pin..

Anyways, it still does not look like a 3/8x10, so maybe a Modified 3/8x10?

All I know is that it is 10 Thread turns per inch though, as I previously thought, based on a measurement.

Anyways, I really need a shaft for the cue, so just wanted to be sure.

Thanks for any thoughts.
do you have joint protectors of different sizes?
thats an easy way to know what size pin you have
jmho

Does a Good Triangle/Rack Make a Difference.

Someone posted about that foldable metal V rack they use at Ultimate Pool. It’s definitely portable - and to my surprise the poster above says it works well.

they use that for ultimate pool?? is it “the v-rack” or just something similar?

when broken down it fits in the big pocket of my case. i keep it in the back pouch of the drivers seat in my car, though. its secondary function is a terrifying weapon.

Chinese pool starting to steal more and more 9 ballers, even without the big prize pool

Think it's more politicized than simply a paycheck. But, yeah, there's a lot of pool to watch at the moment. Can't complain about that.

here's ralph eckert's take on heyball:


it's a bit conspiratorial, but some will probably like it

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