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    Everyone can look. But only a few can see.

    To most of your delights, I am going to retire from this forum for, perhaps, quite awhile. Anyway, as you probably were aware, it takes precious time to produce numerous and often times rather lengthy comments. If you did take the time to read them, you mostly always learn something of value...
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    Have you seen my focus?

    That is called "missing time" by UFOlogists. I've watched many videos where the players comment on their matches. Even from years before. They recall lots of shots exactly. That is one strong trait I think top players have: an excellent memory. My problem begins even before that. I have...
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    Everyone can look. But only a few can see.

    "The gang has already changed your Original Post, about forty times forcing you to play ‘ketchup’" Prove it with examples then. Should be easy to prove: about 40 times? I don't play catch up. I delve deeper through thick skulls hopefully to enlighten that nebulous "subconscious" lurking within...
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    Everyone can look. But only a few can see.

    "I reach but cannot grasp." Oh, nooo... I will reply in a few hours to all the above responding comments.
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    Everyone can look. But only a few can see.

    boogieman said, "To me this is too much..." "No one, and I mean no one is accurately calculating angles to the degree." ShootingArts said, "The best thing to do is to rely on our unconscious. Trusting it, I have done crazy accurate things. Trying to sidestep it, not much good happens." Bob...
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    Everyone can look. But only a few can see.

    I just remembered what pool players call it: being in the "zone."
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    Have you seen my focus?

    I just remembered what pool players call it: being in the "zone."
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    Everyone can look. But only a few can see.

    My comment from another thread in this forum that is pertinent to this discussion that I think important to share: I use the word "focus" to mean concentration. Not as in focusing of the eyes as in vision. When you are practicing or in a match, even if you are not in the process of shooting a...
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    Have you seen my focus?

    I use the word "focus" to mean concentration. Not as in focusing of the eyes as in vision. When you are practicing or in a match, even if you are not in the process of shooting a pool shot, your entire focus or your entire being should be/must be surrounded by and within your intent to play as...
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    Everyone can look. But only a few can see.

    "What's US&E?" Ultimate SEEING and Execution, a process of techniques/tools for pool instruction in nearly completed development most likely in video form still a couple of months away from becoming available. "...but after a while of dedicated practice you really shouldn't need to calculate...
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    Everyone can look. But only a few can see.

    Your data is interesting. I would look at it this way: there are actually 6 targets: eye alignment, cue stick alignment, a true stroke, the cue ball strike point, the ghost ball/object ball contact point, and the pocket (center) Because the pocket opening is usually about 4.5" there is some...
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    Everyone can look. But only a few can see.

    Enjoyable read.
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    Everyone can look. But only a few can see.

    I had to make a significant edit. I changed "80 percent failure rate." to "80 percent success rate." And "Or, 90% failure rate." to Or, 10% success rate." Go back to the OP at the bottom of page 9 and see. Or better yet, here it is corrected: Here is something to think about: let's say you are...
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    Everyone can look. But only a few can see.

    Did you know, to my eye, you look very much like Omar Vachhani. Or at least that is what POV Pool has him booked as. Maybe that contributed to my confusion. Trippy. Seek to 39:58
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    Channeling Buddy Hall

    Are you making a serious effort to improve your pool game? Practicing some tough shots? While practicing, have you ever thought about, maybe, a video you may have seen of Efren, Earl, or Buddy Hall, etc.? How they have perfected their game? Has it ever become more than just a thought? Did...
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