Recent content by Tennesseejoe

Just a little different twist. When I am down and think everything is lined up for dead center of the pocket, I move my aim to a little left of the pocket and back to right of the pocket. Then to center, when it looks good I shoot. Sometimes veering back and forth makes me adjust my aim a...

I bet someone has an old neon 'POOL HALL' sign to donate for above the front door.

I like a cue that has forward weight however that is mostly controlled in the butt. I also like a short, light weight ferrule. If you are judging a wood shaft, I want a very straight grain, and close grain wood without any blemishes. And a wood to wood joint.

There is a new bridge out that has good reviews. Its available at POOLDAWG. It is called "The Brooklyn".

Where are you going to get a 'life size photo'?

Do you blink just before you pull the trigger on a pressure shot? Think about it next time. LOL

I am trying to picture the OP's original post. I understand a stun/spin shot, but how close is the cue ball to the object ball referenced in the first post?

I would like to see a video of this.

There are 2 ways of shooting the frozen 7. First...if the 7 ball was within an 1/16 inch of the side pocket you can shoot hard straight in to the pocket edge and it will compress the cushion enough to make it in the side. Second...put the cue ball slightly in the same side pocket and with a...

You handled it like gentleman. What was his reaction?

Put green Masters on your table. Put your premium chalk in your pocket.

I like your formula. Do you use it when banking or normally use intuition? Please do not consider this a negative question. I think most bank pool players use intuition...but I don't really know.

Yes, this is the hardest part of banking.

The lowest of the pocketed balls is spotted first, behind any balls on the spot or in the way of being spotted.

Very good video and presentation.