Recent content by Walter N.

Get off my back with your correct terminology prick! :D

HillBilly... I remember when you came through denver looking for action a race to 7 ahead for 1000 sound familiar? :cool:

I have learned by using a punch stroke it is alot easier to predict the out come of position play. I have alot more control with the cue ball and use less english. Question If you shorten the length of your follow through from 8-10 inches to 6-8 inches is it easier to control the cue ball and...

Well... With a follow stroke I noticed that you can make the ball go forword even if you hit the ball low with a consistent follow through and stay on the cue ball longer. I'm also learning that when you shorten your bridge Length it makes a difference in how the stroke will reacted.

I'm starting to learn the different strokes in pool and as I play more I begin to understand the need to understand the Punch Stroke more and more. You use it so much. I broke and ran two racks in a row yesterday for the first time ever; man it felt good. As I play I'm starting to think about...

It would be great to see him win the World Pool Championship. Double J all the way baby!!!!!! For the most part the americans are holding there own. :D

I never said best strokes I said most Machnical Sound Strokes meaning if you where to get a lession from most people this is what would be taught. And sorry about the name if I'm going to talk about some one I should know how to spell thier name correctly years of bad spelling always come back...

But if I remember correctly Jim Rampe consistently beat Bustamente. I have Accu-Stat tapes that show this. Also how often do you have to play such shots I think this is more on the lines of shot making verses position play. Allison and Rampe both have ran numerous racks , But so have Bustamente...

I Think it would be best to agree to disagree on this one as my wife would say. Because there records on the female tour prove to show how there strokes fare against the others. Also as far as the Mechanical sound men look at Jim Rampe's stroke it is very Mechanical sound and he could compete...

Yes, it was Skinner who beat her. He had back surgery about a year and half ago, so his game is not what it used to be, but he can shot some pool. Megan's game has come up over the past couple of years. I think for every male pro there are two or three amateurs that play just as good, As for the...

I have to say you may be right Danny Medina was a marble state champion at the age of eleven and he does everything your not supposed to do with a stroke. After seeing Shane V. play at such a young age and be so good part of it has two be natural talent. However, I do believe if someone where to...

In Denver Bill S. and Helena T. Gambled for Three hundred a set. This was about 2 years ago. She had asked him if he wanted to play for five hundred, he said we'll start off at three and work our way up. He beat her the first set 9-5 She won the second set 9-7 and than he destroyed her 9-2 she...

What about Danny Medina Man in his prime he could move the rock. I have seen him play some fantastic bar box pool. :cool:

Why would I answer a question in which you already answered for yourself? and remember you would'nt even understand my answer because my logic is beyond comprehensible. What Charlie did was not right, but he got away with it. What I was tring to say is that there are people in sports that get...

Well then, I guess that is what makes the sport of pool unique in it's own way. People can get away with stuff like this and think to themselves " man it's great to be me" lighten up and have a beer. :)