jtompilot said:

He did say shadows not burn marks

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My apologies. The shadows that extend from the side pockets...

As hard as the push those Brunswick tables you'd think the would have a nice set of centennials instead of the cheapest set imaginable. I guess even they are priced out of that market

Bob Jewett said:

The most accurate potters seem to be the snooker players. What kind of shafts do they use?

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Look at the ash on that cue

"Don't forget to breathe."

I’m of the opinion that the conscious mind doesn’t belong anywhere near a pool or billiard table if you truly desire to play to your full potential. The problem with things such as these little phrases, and the ever popular practice of “positive self talk” preached by many, is these practices utilize that little voice in your head. You want to play jam up, then you need to stick a sock in the mouth of that voice and then duct tape it in place. Any attempt to achieve flow state is impossible with that voice babbling in your head.
You need to stop thinking and start “seeing”.