Recent content by Jaden

Yep but to play higher level one hole, understanding and being able to apply it is essential. It's used to get the CB out of the way of the path and both shorten or lengthen both the bank angle and the CB tangent path.

Well, when you're talking about applying side spin for an object ball, it will be the reverse of the spin you're putting on the cb. So right spin would impart some left spin on the ob and left spin would impart right spin on the object ball. Inside becomes outside, and outside inside.

And Efren always answered a win with "I got lucky".

Sorry I miss spoke, it is a type of vulcanized rubber. I was thinking about a different project when I typed that.

It's a type of galvanized rubber.

Try focusing on carrying the cue through the cueball rather than trying to push it through or into the cb.

I had to look. I looked at the ranker list of them and she's 19th. Ivanka Trump is #1.

No, as in the ones that I produce. Ontarget Tips. They are only publicly available in a limited capacity as I get ready to launch Ontarget Billiards in a full capacity with lines of cues, shafts, etc.

I don't think any of them claimed to be the most beautiful AZ poster

Mine aren't phenolic

I think you might be surprised at the results of getting a $15 tip... ;)

Shane has already won 6 including this years. Why wouldn't he still be considered the best all around player?

Only if they use the same blanks. I can tell the difference if they use different blanks or if there are mods to the blanks to improve them; however, I agree with you, there's no reason to pay more without knowing that there IS a difference. Sometimes just knowing that the shafts themselves (not...

That's true, however, for a player who mainly uses feel to adjust for cueball deflection, a ld shaft will help by having the stroke line being closer to the intended cb travel line. The less you have to deviate off of that line, the less the chance that you over or under compensate for squirt/cb...

Ok unsupressed subsonic still overcomes the overpenetration issue.