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1.) 438 made by my friend and team-mate in 1991 Ingo Schweden 2.) 438 made by same guy :) his personal high run- witnessed the "last 400" balls- all in all 526- so I joined the run when he was on 126- to end at 526.

Hello everyone and a belated Happy New Year :-) , just wondering- this morning tried to visit billiards-digest - and it tells me *suspended*- not available anymore? Does someone knows what happened? ty in advance, and a nice day everyone.

Amen my friend....

hi mate, gettin older :-p few issues- from time to time just reading. same old stories here, hehe. hope all is ok as well on your side.

You need to feel comfortable being uncomfortable :-) ( great quote from the great Ken Ravizza).

The Grip can "ruin" the results- even if you re aligned perfectly :-) extremley underestimated fact And of course tough to *fix it* on your own. @ Fran: like your description :-)

Very very true :-)

yes

Sight Right - or better said just the knowledge about it should be in everyone s arsenal (coach, instructors). Learnt the "method" and its sense 1983 when i visited London. Taught by a snooker player i met "accidently". One of the most impressive and rememberable moments i had in my pool...

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Looks a bit too similar to the stuff from Bassham :-)

Give always 100% from what you got- you cannot give more :-) If you feel like having just 80% of your strength/focus or whatever....give 100% of these 80%. :-)

I like the Taom very much- ofc it s expensive-no question. But just the fact, that the cloth is sooooo clean even under a very long draw shot practice session..... it s the price worth :p holds very well- and i like the taom chalk. But: i also use the oldschooled chalk as well- and i don t...

in every practice camp/session use em as a 10-15 minutes warm up. Without an exception. And no matter how "strong" the players are. Atm usually 8 persons in a 4 hour session starts with 10-15 minutes of basics. Tuning in is a good thing- and gives the player on one side a good feeling if he sees...

Lol- again: adjusting is the key :-) this topic is hunting us Fran last days- isn t it dear? :-)