Guy Manges
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Are Rush and Concentration the main culprit in the pool games ? Do they do the most harm in competition ?
Concentration is everything...and everything done requires concentration aside from pool. And Rush!...best way to mess anything up is to rush it.Are Rush and Concentration the main culprit in the pool games ? Do they do the most harm in competition ?
Worlds best carnival barker. RIP Rush.Rush died a couple years
Concentration is the word your looking for Guy.Are Rush and Concentration the main culprit in the pool games ? Do they do the most harm in competition ?
Machine gun B... GuyConcentration is the word your looking for Guy.
And yes rushing things doesn’t work out for most players. There’s a few exceptions. Lou Butaria (spelled wrong of course, sorry Lou)
Chris Mellon, Melling is a good example... GuyAppleton's style of clock play is thee most ''well managed'' of all.
He's always down on the shot after looking at the front & back of the ball being pocketed (two perspectives).
Usually about 15-17 seconds left when he begins execution.
He was great. I seen him play many times over the years. His son Sal can really play too-I played him first round in a tourney once. I lost 9-6 or 9-5, I can’t recall. I just wanted to win 5 or 6 games and I did-was happy with that result, was about 13-14 years ago.Machine gun B... Guy
I was going to visit his grave site but I don't like lines.Worlds best carnival barker. RIP Rush.
He was very interesting… I honestly have no idea what Rush was talking about.I was going to visit his grave site but I don't like lines.
Sounds interesting.Appleton's style of clock play is thee most ''well managed'' of all.
He's always down on the shot after looking at the front & back of the ball being pocketed (two perspectives).
Usually about 15-17 seconds left when he begins execution.
ThanksYou look at the shot from the cue ball to the obj. ball.
Next you walk behind the obj. and look at the obj. ball to the cue ball.
With this information, player is able to feel the shot/angle and cueing needed to get from that ball to the next.
Darren, then makes his decision on the shot at hand/cueing needed to determine his walk up to the shot.
Similar I'd think to a golfer putting, looking at both sides of the shot, to make sure which choice is preferred.
This gives the player their best chance at executing the shot/cueing/with proper speed.
By doing this, when you miss, your able to adjust/improve as play progresses.
I always try to make clear that I want the job done right, not fast, not cheap. I'm sure a lot of people feel the pressure to compete on price, and then they feel the pressure to take on more work and rush to keep money coming in.Posted at my shop years ago
Saves you that long walk back to the chair.as it feels really tiring to walk back n forth for every shot