Capito Sports Bar - Angeles City

[8intheside]

So, I started to watch a few of these videos, and I am mystified as to how random people keep coming up to the table and removing what I assume to be bugs or small debris. Should this not be left up to the players and the players only? Fantastic shooting and by such young guys, I wish I could understand what is being said!

They are marking the ball Incase the shooter makes a foul by moving the object ball. (I think anyways)

 

[Quesports]

This is also why we often see players take a deep breath before attempting a hard or important shot. That extra oxygen to the brain helps them stay focused. I like to go outside and take five to ten deep breaths and hold it for 7 or 8 seconds before slowly releasing it. I have a special high chair on my deck where I can look out at the hills in the distance. I like to sit in that chair for ten to fifteen minutes in the morning and think about nothing! Just gaze out into the distance, maybe focusing on one hill or even a tree. My neighbor has the most beautiful giant tree in their side yard. Must be well over 100 years old. I love that tree! The most beautiful and spiritual place I know of is the giant redwood forests of Northern California. Walking among them always brings me comfort.

I wish I knew these things when I was a young man playing pool. I know it would have benefited me. I used to say Pool is like Life, to be good at one you need to be good at the other. If you have disruptions in your life it will absolutely affect your pool game. Healthy life equates to a healthy/good player. This little lesson is lost on many current day players.

Our daughter spent one year at Humboldt State University as a coxain on the men’s rowing team. Visited many times and the giant redwoods are a thing to behold. Even photos don’t convey the feeling of serenity one gets strolling through them.

Back in the days we were kids no one shared information on playing pool. You learned more by trial and error.

Good times Jay. Wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving!!!

 

[jay helfert]

Our daughter spent one year at Humboldt State University as a coxain on the men’s rowing team. Visited many times and the giant redwoods are a thing to behold. Even photos don’t convey the feeling of serenity one gets strolling through them.

Back in the days we were kids no one shared information on playing pool. You learned more by trial and error.

Good times Jay. Wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving!!!

Right back at you Que!