Best breaker?

If you can get your hands on a X-Breaker, give it a try. People who I let us mine simply have said WOW, in surprise.
 
Scott Lee said:
This is the truth! Those "countless hours of practice" can be greatly reduced with good technique, and a tool like the Break Rak!

Scott Lee
http://poolknowledge.com
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Scott,

With your connections you should have received a Prototype Revo break shaft by now.?

Nothing breaks with more speed using the same energy

It will be proven someday using high speed photography

Cocoa
 
Scott Lee said:
This is the truth! Those "countless hours of practice" can be greatly reduced with good technique, and a tool like the Break Rak!

Scott Lee
http://poolknowledge.com
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Thanks Scott for your kind words. The BreakRAK has been around for almost 15 years, now & it is sold around the world..

Just like players won't seek advice from the PBIA, to learn quicker & correctly, they won't use a tool made for making one thing, "a player with a GREAT Break Shot".

Scott, you & Randy have helped thousands of players raise their skill level, just as the BreakRAK has done it's job well.

Everybody wants to play $50-$100 9-Ball, but they don't want to lose any money or practice... so they frozen in their tracks.

Thanks again for the kind words.
 
I already break with my Revo shaft...have been since I got it 10 months ago. I have no more "connections" than anyone else.

Scott Lee
http://poolknowledge.com

Cocoa said:
Scott,

With your connections you should have received a Prototype Revo break shaft by now.?

Nothing breaks with more speed using the same energy

It will be proven someday using high speed photography

Cocoa
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I have never been a "try to crush the rack" type of breaker or instructor. I think an accurate 20 mph break is quite adequate to achieve a pendulum stroke break, and keep the CB in the middle of the table, and spread the rack enough to make balls. Nobody makes a ball on the break every time, no matter how hard they break.

Scott Lee
http://poolknowledge.com

Marky Mark said:
How hard do you break with the Revo Scott?
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Scott Lee said:
I have never been a "try to crush the rack" type of breaker or instructor. I think an accurate 20 mph break is quite adequate to achieve a pendulum stroke break, and keep the CB in the middle of the table, and spread the rack enough to make balls. Nobody makes a ball on the break every time, no matter how hard they break.

Scott Lee
http://poolknowledge.com
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Thank you for the reply Scott!
 
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