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OOOPPSS ! Wrong Hole " Club 77 " ( You get 8 more )

I usually do not get involved in the stupidity that forums tend to bring out, but this is a little ridiculous. There are at least 5 threads about John Schmidt and thewheeling kid on the first two pages of this forum. This is a pool forum not a bash the guy I don't like forum !!!! Please do...

Mike is for the most part a one man show and will make the deal right. He is currently working the US open in Virginia, with the amount of stock that he carries to each show he always drives. I would try him a few days after the open is over which will give him time to get back to Ft Worth.

Thanks Fatboy, I have a few friends that are wanting to go this year that have never seen any "REAL POOL" and that's what they are really wanting to see. You know as well as I do that it's not the same but since they won't know the difference it may not matter.

Any news on what the Horseshoe is going to do in regards to the action at the Derby City ?

I had this problem a couple of years ago. As funny as it sounds I used a wrist support for bowling ( very stiff one ) to practice with. A few days of that and the bad habit was gone.

I'm sure there are a ton of drills out there but for me it's straight in draw shots. Try to draw the cue ball straight back from where you started, the longer the shot the tougher this is to achieve.

Not arguing about exercise to an otherwise healthy back, that is absolutely the best medicine. I am only relaying personal experiences with my problems and solutions. Unless I've missed something we still do not know the cause or reason for his discomfort. Sorry if it seemed as though I was...

My back problems are actually degenerative discs, the worst is between L4 & L5. The Inversion Table stretches the lower back extremely well which allows some fluids to reenter the disc. I am an absolute beleiver in this therapy since it has truly worked for me. Be very careful with active back...

I don't know the specifics of your problems but I can tell you that I bought an Inversion Table from Teeter Hang Ups and it has saved me. It takes a little time to adjust too but once you do it is actually relaxing and has kept me off the table going on 5 years.

Have to agree with Neil & Eric on this, drawing the cue ball gives you ALOT more room for error.

John Schmidt PM John Schmidt, he lives there and I'm sure he would be happy to send you in the right direction.

Table Mechanic Take Randy's advice Jeff is the only one I let touch my table.

You can't go wrong with "The Steakhouse" even though it's located in the Circus Circus, it wasn't voted best in Vegas for like 18 years for nothing.

That's not a caption that's a true statement !!!!!!!!!