RADAR said:

What 1 eye sees other eye sees, dominate eye is all bs smoke & mirrors! comes down to what your brain perceives how works best for each i guess.

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If you learn how YOUR brain perceives what your eye sees you can use it to your advantage, it was the biggest advance in my game and I would never discovered on my own.

garczar said:

The tournaments have an outer layer that is like a glass material. They call it 'vitrification' which is a fancy name for a glass-like surface. That's why they stay cleaner and burn less. i've seen pics of a tournament cut in half and there's no separate core, just a phenolic ball with a fancy outer surface.

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This was different. It affected the concentricity of all the inlays. Made the ball more aesthetically perfect. Ask him since you have his ear I honestly don’t remember it well, just what I said here.

Patrick Johnson said:

I think it must be preferable to be eye and hand dominant on the same side, to avoid contorting your stance to get your eyes correctly over the cue. I'm lucky to be left handed and left eye dominant, with my "vision center" left of center - I never really wonder how much left, just set up the way it looks best while facing the shot squarely.

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John Morra was a champion level player who was left eye dominant but used to shoot right handed, it caused neck pain to the point that he had to quit the game, he spent a couple of years learning to play left handed and is back playing tournaments again, pretty amazing

couldnthinkof01 said:

Pinnacle? Nice table

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50s Brunswick Anniversary - no "bling", haha. About as basic as can be but I love it.

Speaking of cores, Ivan Lee was discussing with me this year at a tournament that the "Aramith Duramith Tournament Set" is made differently than the other sets, (within the Aramith brand only). I didn't understand him fully at the time, but it was something to the effect of the center of the ball is made first, and then the rest of the ball is added to it. That's why the numbers on the Tournament Set are perfectly centered compared to other sets (within the Aramith line). He made it seem as if it was a difficult process but they were able to figure it out, and the result is a higher quality ball overall.

Also of note, he's the president of Simonis USA too. He said he has 760 on his home table

<== Loves 760.

Did Meglino not get to use his buy back?

Still looking. Let me know what else you have

BilliardsAbout said:

Before you pull the trigger...

"Quiet Eye" Is The Key To Making The Shot, Says UF Sports Researcher - News - University of Florida

archive.news.ufl.edu

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Final focus - the single most important aspect of sports success - no doubt. Those that possess this naturally always have a greater chance for success - those who struggle with strong final focus have to climb mountains to get there - but first they need awareness of their deficiency and devoted training to overcome and succeed at a higher level.

One left... more on the way! Le3t's get this one sold. This maker is getting more popular by the day.

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