Fedor vs SVB score

Playing 8 ball on the last rack.

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Fedor down 7
Should have been 10 or 12

Like they keep saying...Shane's break is just such an advantage. When you can runout like these guys, what they get on their break is huge.

Tomorrow I predict
120 SVB
Gorst loses 115-118 range
Or
SvB hammers him by a bunch
 
SBC said:
They both need to rest...
They said Fedor was in there at 9am hitting balls for hours. He clearly was exhausted.
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Apparently they both have. Shane was there at 9am earlier in the week practicing his break for hours on end.
 
IDK why the whole pro world has not copied Shane's break. They had 17 years to do it. Tyler copied it recently. Alex did during their TAR matches. He'd stand behind Shane and figure it out on the spot.
 
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iusedtoberich said:
Ha ha, that's hard core! Were you 20? :)
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It works.
No 40ish...which is all the more reason to train to do it. You gotta get comfortable with playing on autopilot.

There is the concept of muscle memory.
Think of an accomplished piano player (I am not one). They aren't thinking about the hand movements in a conscious way...they have trained to the point they just execute. In pool a bunch of conscious thought really can throw you as far as stress tiring you and mostly inhibiting getting into free stroke. You seen both these top guys mindF themselves out of shots.
 
iusedtoberich said:
IDK why the whole pro world has not copied Shane's break. They had 17 years to do it. Tyler copied it recently. Alex did during their TAR matches. He'd stand behind Shane and figure it out on the spot.
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Dechaine is the only one who broke close to it IMO. He said he's making a comeback...left Anderson windows sales job I believe.

I for one hate and can't get with the new WNT break with the cueball slashing across the spot on the rack.
 
SBC said:
It works.
No 40ish...which is all the more reason to train to do it. You gotta get comfortable with playing on autopilot.

There is the concept of muscle memory.
Think of an accomplished piano player (I am not one). They aren't thinking about the hand movements in a conscious way...they have trained to the point they just execute. In pool a bunch of conscious thought really can throw you as far as stress tiring you and mostly inhibiting getting into free stroke. You seen both these top guys mindF themselves out of shots.
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I'm thinking of getting out of bed to hit balls now!
Had a 1/2 hour nap bout 2 hours back. I would if there was some action in the god forsaken town Sewercuse.
 
iusedtoberich said:
IDK why the whole pro world has not copied Shane's break. They had 17 years to do it. Tyler copied it recently. Alex did during their TAR matches. He'd stand behind Shane and figure it out on the spot.
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yup. someone wrote earlier in the thread about justin bergman being the best after the break player. that's a pointless metric if your opponent breaks better and runs out.
 
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