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I took the ball return off my GCII....It was too noisy for the house...I like the sound of the balls going into the drop pockets much better anyway. RKC directed me on where to get drop pockets for a GCII that will hold many many balls in one pocket...are mounted correctly with Allen...

The good news is you really don't need to know the contact point on the cb to make a shot....all you really need is an aim point for the CB. Another practice method you can work with that will help you with finding your aim point is a center to center method. Simply put...you aim the center of...

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Don Rose showed me this method many years ago...It was actually a 3-cushion system...but of course it also works for pool as well.... For kick shots it is a very effective method when the natural angle path is blocked. For shape off an OB...I much prefer Buddy Halls clock method. Keep in...

Look at it this way....systems are only tools to help you play the game better...but they don't make you a great player....practice does. I liken it to that of a carpenter.....A good experienced carpenter can take a crappy hammer, an old saw and a basic ruler and make a great cabinet....Many...

Sorry don't get on here much anymore No...I like to think of myself as a 9 ball per inning guy.. The triangle is made up of CB to Pocket CB to OB OB to pocket. For some reason when I visualize the triangle formed above I can just simply shoot the CB down the CB to OB line and the OB follows...

I think the pause is incidental....The more important factor is the tempo of the entire stroke....the pause part (aka....transition) just happens. There is scene in the movie Tin Cup that fits the pool stroke...Roy was being asked about his golf swing....He mentioned that he would think Dollar...

I am guessing the 11 - 15 balls are being removed? If not...You have to factor in the "save a buck" rack when the opponent rakes the last three balls and they use those pluse the 10 - 15 balls.

T.M. Jump/Break - $200 You can take the end piece off for a little longer than normal jump cue for long jump shots...you can also remove the middle piece and use just the end piece for short jumps. any monkey can jump with this cue...and it makes even the weakest breaker look good.

As part of my own crazy Tsquared alignment method that I developed...I visualize a complete triangle before every shot...it includes the CB path to the pocket.

It is one of the more challenging sports that is one of the easiest to put "In" your house without breaking the bank. Not many people can afford to put a bowling alley in the house....or a football field or basketball court in the house.....not to mention a golf course! And believe it or...

I go here to see what is going on in Cali....and Western Region. http://www.onthebreaknews.com/ So. Cal is only about 4-5 hour drive from my house....So I go here in hopes that this will start up again so I can make some weekend trips to Cali tournaments......so far no luck...:frown...

We have three that I know of in Arizona...(there might be more) http://www.azpoolscene.com/index.aspx http://billiardndartnews.com/index.php http://neighborhood.azbilliards.com/Arizona-nArizona.html Plus we have the DCT website http://www.desertclassictour.com/

I tried the Kamui Black Medium, Kamui Black Soft and recently just switched to the Kamui Black Super Soft...I like the SS the best of all of them...It felt to soft at first but after a week or so of play it feels perfect. As far as shape...I was under the impression that a tip keeps a shape...

I knew my reply was correct...;)

My guess is that he probably uses the JAGBCPCTE3L90SM method....but what does it really matter????

Nothing...if you shoot left handed;)

I just switched from the Kamui S to the SS....At first it was too soft...so I did what you are supposedly not supposed to do to a Kamui...I used a pic on it and now it is perfect....don't ask me why

Ya know...I heard somewhere that if you tell your doctor you can't pay him right know...he will give you another 2-5 years....;):) Glad to hear you are having fun...Be well.

LOL....Thanks....I recall something about a blind squirrel and a nut....or something like that...:) BTW...I believe it was Yuma's resident pro that also got 5/6...(Pete Lothka..sp)