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    Straight arm or no straight arm?

    I think with itty bitty balls and pockets and 12' of green anything you can do for added precision and stability is bettar. Lou Figueroa
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    Straight arm or no straight arm?

    I think you can be said to have a straight bridge arm without a locked elbow. I would speculate that the bent arm for rail shots allows them to get their heads lower for sighting. Lou Figueroa
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    Straight arm or no straight arm?

    Good grief, learn to read (haven't used that one in a long time). The CB is close to the cushion and they are adjusting/compensating. See Post #37 -- since you like to do that, lol. Lou Figueroa
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    Straight arm or no straight arm?

    Trust me. We all know you are waaaaay past any help ;-) Lou Figueroa
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    Straight arm or no straight arm?

    Well sure, for some on the cushion, which are the shots you posted but not always -- what about on the bed of the table without being close to the pocket, a cushion, or another ball? It depends. But mostly I think they go with a straight arm. Lou Figueroa.
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    Straight arm or no straight arm?

    Not that stupid as to trust AI, lol. Lou Figueroa YMMV, lol
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    Straight arm or no straight arm?

    Well, first off, I was talkin' about snooker players -- not pool, not 3C. Second, of course players sometimes have to bend their arm or wrist to accommodate cushions, pockets, and obstructing balls. Third, without something impeding their setup I think Ronnie and Willie favored a straight...
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    Straight arm or no straight arm?

    Having several of his matches come up lately I'd have to say he shoots with a pretty straight arm. And, if you watch him get off that shot, as well as others in that clip, his arm is straight. Lou Figueroa
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    Straight arm or no straight arm?

    The shot I saw, the player's arm didn't just have a bend in it, it was bent -- like there was an angle. It just jumped out after watching so many other *snooker* players. Lou Figueroa
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    Straight arm or no straight arm?

    Been getting a lot of snooker on my feed lately for previously mentioned reasons and got a clip of two guys in a big tournament. An Asian guy came to the table for a long pot with a bent arm and it was so startlingly different from what the UK players use I said to meself, "He's got no chance."...
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    Wtb one pocket books and dvd's

    I have a boatload of older 1pocket DVDs, probably Frost's DVDs, maybe Freddy's on banking. I'd actually have to go count them and see exactly what I have. If you are interested in a bulk buy and shipping I can make you an offer you can't refuse : -) Lou Figueroa
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    One Pocket Resources

    Booth's book would be best. From there you need to watch videos and play the game. There is absolutely no substitute to seeing the situations and shooting the shots. It'll keep you busy for a long time. Trust me. Lou Figueroa
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    Am I the Only One Who Noticed…

    ya know... when I think of everything I could take a screen shot of from this video, the balls would probably be the last thing I'd screen shot. Lou Figueroa
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    Am I the Only One Who Noticed…

    Definitely answers the game or sport question, lol. Lou Figueroa
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    Am I the Only One Who Noticed…

    Sydney Sweeny’s controversial ad for Novig, a betting app, includes a few seconds of her on a pool table. Lou Figueroa
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