Thoughts??
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or pool fever.
I've been rabid for ages!!
You east coast Guys always get to the Crux of any issue.
How are ya Greek??All the minutes you spend lying awake thinking up shots and patterns - those are powerful self hypnotic suggestions.I've been rabid for ages!!
Damn. I need to wake up then!! Been under way too long.
You can't unsee the real. There will be no turning back.Damn. I need to wake up then!! Been under way too long.
You live next to airport grasshoppa.There be Dragons!!
And what's w all dem funky lights??
I do wish more players would take this stuff to heart and learn how to use it.Glad you cleared that up for me!! Whew!!
Well self hypnosis is a topic I have not considered in a long time. Well I just don't think of it as hypnosis, more along the lines of getting my mind right.
My best comes when in a trance like condition. My favorite example comes when I had no memory of the shot at it's completion, other than it went in and I won. His comment of, "you shot that left handed", at the handshake required me to look at the cue to verify that I did use the other hand.
Bringing full focus to the task at hand is solidified by practice. My morning fitness pits left vs right in a drill that emphasize shot making. The choice of hand in competition still leans to the right but my record keeping of practice results shows that lefty is just as good and even better on certain shots. The right hand is by the numbers and angles and uh mathematical. The left hand is more just by feel. My Daddy said, "If it feels good, do it."
If I need to break out of a slump changing hands is a good place to start. Well for me. I do not claim nor aspire to be normal, is My disclaimer.
My best comes when in a trance like condition. My favorite example comes when I had no memory of the shot at it's completion, other than it went in and I won. His comment of, "you shot that left handed", at the handshake required me to look at the cue to verify that I did use the other hand.
Bringing full focus to the task at hand is solidified by practice. My morning fitness pits left vs right in a drill that emphasize shot making. The choice of hand in competition still leans to the right but my record keeping of practice results shows that lefty is just as good and even better on certain shots. The right hand is by the numbers and angles and uh mathematical. The left hand is more just by feel. My Daddy said, "If it feels good, do it."
If I need to break out of a slump changing hands is a good place to start.
Well for me. I do not claim nor aspire to be normal, is My disclaimer.