I don't play on diamonds very often. I know they bank different, but are there any other shots that are different? Are the side pockets less receptive? Any other tips?
He probably meant you were good at potting balls but you weren't thinking long enough to play good patterns. I think playing fast is fine and actually preferable if you're in a good rhythm, but you still need to make the game easy on yourself by coming up with an easy pattern.
That being said...
I tried a technodud and I liked it, but it still mushroomed a bit. I see he's selling a hard version now. I've heard about other peoples milkduds, do they sell online or do I have to pm them? I like the idea of hard tips that play like they're soft.
Anyone had this problem before? I'm hitting the cueball straighter than ever, and getting really good backspin, but my force follow seems weaker. I used to be able to send the cueball into the short rail and make it back down table fairly easy, but it seems like I'm having to put way too much...
Not gonna read this whole thread but if they really haven't published the video, then in my mind Mosconi still has the record. If it was certified by someone at Guinness or some other institution like that then maybe that would be different. What's their reason for not releasing the entire video?
I don't trust anything from OB. I'm from Dallas so I wanted to like them but I had a horrible experience with their products and customer service. Apparently they were better in the past from what I hear, but they fell off a cliff
I have a diveney and when I wanted to add weight I actually just called Mr. Diveney up and asked him. At the time he didn't sell a weight bolt kit. I had to buy some screws called "blind set screws" I think. Basically a screw without a head and a hex wrench fits in it
I disagree with the entire dominant eye philosophy. I agree that there is a dominant eye, but the idea that you have to have it over the cue, or in the same place every time is wrong imo. As long as you can visualize where the object ball and cue ball are gonna go, that's all that matters. I...
I think I could switch and be back to 90% fairly quickly. A good stroke is pretty simple. Once you get a little muscle memory for the stroke and footwork, you'd probably be close to where you left off. I think your vision and "seeing the shot" would be what takes time
I just got some of the tungstens for $80 shipped from olhausen. They play great and i wonder if they were some sort of test run by dynasphere because I don't see them listed on many sites. I like the colors and design more than the platinums.
I think this usually results from the elbow flying out almost like you're throwing a punch, because you're trying to get extra power. You can also bring your elbow back towards the body to get more power but the tip would tend to steer to the right.
I'd say you could either compensate on your...