Recent content by dtroup64

Honestly just curious, and not being snarky. What information are you wanting to get back from the cue. Don't you get your info from the results? from where the cue ball goes? I can understand enjoying the feel of a shaft more than another, but I've never understood the term "getting info from...

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Little things can get in your head when you play. I'm a little OCD, so a tiny, slight nick in my shaft - I feel it. I then have to spend time solving it in the many ways it can be solved at home before my next match. I finally gave away my wooden Katana version 3 shaft and switched to a rhino...

I kept reading AL as AI. I couldn't figure out why folks were getting A.I. to build them a cue...

Sent my G413 in for a retrofit. Cost me an additional $75, and I have the quick-release extension. Well worth it.

https://probilliardseries.com/event/2026-bali/mens-doubles-world-championship/ Then scroll down.

I have two regular matches/week at my local pool hall in Midcoast Maine. Someone asked me to start up a league, but I don't have the time...

Great 3-pack by Kaci to win set 4 and tie it up fron 2 sets down

I imagine I've never used a glove because I live in Maine, and the idea of having sweat on my hand or cue is unimaginable. But I should probably start playing with one so that if I need it (somewhere else), I won't be shocked by the change in feel...

I actually stopped watching and just checked the score later. It looks like a practice session to me, and has no interest whatsoever.

That runout was fascinating to watch. Great first shot to set it up. SVB had him locked up and he massed himself into position. SVB kept rubbing his eyes. Looks exhausted.

Rarely seen SVB so frustrated. He's actually shouting at the table after a break. Talking to himself all over the place.

Any idea why Emil Gangflot forfeited to SVB?

Skylar just lost in the loser's bracket. Played some great safes and then would miss easy shots. Clearly still very rusty...

I practice karate and have for 40 years. I've taught it for over 26. I try to apply my focus when I shoot pool: When I am down on the shot, I focus on the path of the breath, just the path in and then out and I shoot on the out.