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Reading Brernies kicking system. Walt Harris "the systems reporter" said. Stroke is very important ..... absolutely dead ball English tip tip and ROLL BALL SOFTLY, much like a lag. Cue stick hits up with a short bridge. Is he hitting his dead ball, middle or above center? Dead ball sounds...

Little Al.... When I hear that in the pool world.... I think of W. Coast Lil' Al Romero from Los Angles in the 60's,70's.

Also..... Floaters are perfect for house cues and they last a long time.

Good ones, yes, then you can tap the group that shows Very little grain, and the sounds will tell you the hardness that hardened group which is likely to be what your looking for. Always used the good ones for the Players. Prchased many boxes.... Ran a room for four yrs, had my own lathe set up...

The Orange.... is starting to show up on other tours.

This is a GREAT example of a proper swing....8:15 timeline. The FSR overhead shot is VERY unique/not seen this camera angle before/love it, allows one to see the total body alignment/shot execution. We sure do have to unnaturally contort our body allot to ''line up'' Sorry Zar didn't do the...

In Wichita, challenge table, winner sat in a Real Barbers chair, watching you rack. Allot of Great box players in the midwest.

Shooters waggle is after you kick out your forward foot and you've then chosen your rear foot placement. Often after I'm down on a Looooooong shot.... I'll pull up, keep all body parts the same and rotate my body & feet an 1'' or so left or right to correct my shot line..... then down on the...

If they can draw their ball straight back 8 feet or more, then.

Pro baseball pitchers, exemplify the wind up.

OP.... top of the swing, top players often use a dbl pause.

Nice BRKNRUN.... Try this.... do your PSR on a long straight in.... then rotate you back foot slightly, it shouldn't change ones balance.... slightly clockwise then counter clockwise, the results are Informative. Any rotation of your back foot, rotates your shoulder.

I find it informative, practicing long straight in shots, then rotating my rear foot more clockwise, then less, to see the differences in shot outcome. Doing it this way has improved my long straight ins with just a slight change..

Kaci.... when he stands back on the shot before his walkup, his heels touch/and he kick's out the right foot at an angle to the shot line.

high heels often develop pain in the balls of their feet from the immense amount of pressure that is placed on them for long periods of time. I use the middle of my arch for my shot line. The ball is too forward for me to feel in balance, as is the heal to rearward. Ones shoulder is Directly...