Recent content by dquarasr

or is "Ask The Instructor" sub-forum the place to post such things? I think the mental aspects of the game are important and discrete enough to warrant its own place. What do you think?

“Is removing your glove a shark move?” Only if you let it be one.

Wire knot?

This is exactly why we let the subconscious shoot the shot for us and stay TF out of the way of shot execution. It knows how to figure it out.

There is something to be said about a woman who calls you “Master”….

I was going to say the same thing. Get a YT account. Upload videos. Make it public, or private to those who have the link. Share the link, such as posting the link here on a response in this thread. Can o’ corn. No excuses.

I don’t see how this aiming method can work. Here’s why: If you have a shot where the CB is 1’ from the OB, at any angle but straight in, the prescribed contact point, drawing a line on the CB to the center of the pocket, is at a particular spot. Now move the CB back, say, 3’ EXACTLY ALONG...

What chalk are you using on your phenolic tip? I have noticed that Taom V10 doesn’t stick very well to my phenolic break cue tip, so I use Masters on it, then use V10 on my player cue.

“Take two weeks off, then quit.”😆

How can I play shape to play a safety if I don’t pocket a ball *this* shot and have to give up the table? Shouldn’t the advice be “if you can’t get shape on the next ball (play shape to) play a safety”? EDIT: hmm, never mind. I think you mean “play shape on *this* ball to shape the next shot...

First world problem. Consider yourself lucky. Patience, Daniel-san, patience. 😝

That is totally fair. Selling locally I would offer a prospective buyer to try it before buying but remotely involving shipping, “yon yoan”.

Da heck?

I am going to geek out and allow the OCD, math, and logic in me run free: 1, 2, 3 are primary colors 1 = Yellow 2= Blue 3 = Red Using a purely math progression: 4, SHOULD BE: 1 + 2, Yellow + Blue = Green; 5 SHOULD BE : 1 + 3, Yellow + Red = Orange; 6 SHOULD BE 2 + 3, Blue + Red = Purple 7...

APA 9-ball?!?