I think my biggest resolutions for 2010 would have to be the following.
1. Practice better and by this I mean not getting involved on stupid games with people I don't want to play with but have a tough time saying no to when they ask. These are the games that you basically just throw your cue at the ball to get the game over with. Also by practicing better I mean doing drills and practicing putting break and key balls on the table and finding the possible patterns.
2. Become a better student of the game and instead of looking away or getting frustrated that my opponent is at the table figure out why it happened move on from that singular moment and focus on what is happening on the table. Also by being a better student I mean devouring any and all reference materials, magazines books DVDs etc.
3. This is actually a big one for me but to write more about this insane game we are all so passionate about I mean after all the pen is mightier than the cue or is it sword? I like my way better. In all seriousness there could be a possible book in the works. Never wrote one before but have been contacted by some interesting people who would be interested if something was to be put on paper.
4. Beat Stevekur1 more. LOL sorry Steve.
5. Play in any and all 14.1 events as possible to the point where I might move to the state of Virginia for the month of February just to qualify for the state championships.
6. This the biggest one of all and I'm hoping I can make it happen again to play in the 2010 world straight pool championships. There was nothing better pool wise in my year. Hanging out with Dennis and Marop was amazing as it really did ease some of the nerves knowing some fellow azers were there. Even if marop did tell me schmidty was watching my match with mika which made me nervous as he'll. LOL
7. World peace?
To everyone on this incredible forum I thank you it is because of your knowledge and support that I ambecoming the player slowly but surely I want to be. And of course a special thank you to my brother Steve through thick and thin my mentor and the best friend a guy could have.
1. Practice better and by this I mean not getting involved on stupid games with people I don't want to play with but have a tough time saying no to when they ask. These are the games that you basically just throw your cue at the ball to get the game over with. Also by practicing better I mean doing drills and practicing putting break and key balls on the table and finding the possible patterns.
2. Become a better student of the game and instead of looking away or getting frustrated that my opponent is at the table figure out why it happened move on from that singular moment and focus on what is happening on the table. Also by being a better student I mean devouring any and all reference materials, magazines books DVDs etc.
3. This is actually a big one for me but to write more about this insane game we are all so passionate about I mean after all the pen is mightier than the cue or is it sword? I like my way better. In all seriousness there could be a possible book in the works. Never wrote one before but have been contacted by some interesting people who would be interested if something was to be put on paper.
4. Beat Stevekur1 more. LOL sorry Steve.
5. Play in any and all 14.1 events as possible to the point where I might move to the state of Virginia for the month of February just to qualify for the state championships.
6. This the biggest one of all and I'm hoping I can make it happen again to play in the 2010 world straight pool championships. There was nothing better pool wise in my year. Hanging out with Dennis and Marop was amazing as it really did ease some of the nerves knowing some fellow azers were there. Even if marop did tell me schmidty was watching my match with mika which made me nervous as he'll. LOL
7. World peace?
To everyone on this incredible forum I thank you it is because of your knowledge and support that I ambecoming the player slowly but surely I want to be. And of course a special thank you to my brother Steve through thick and thin my mentor and the best friend a guy could have.