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Here's a cue I bought from Tim in the early 90's. The jump handle was made before the length rule was created so it isn't legal anymore.

The credit goes to Jesse Engel. Like any great player, he picks up bits of knowledge from every player he sees. No doubt all the strong players around Minnesota have done what they can to support Jesse. Here is a video of him messing around after leagues last week...

Geno and everybody, Jesse is 18 and a half, not 19 years old. I'm so happy for my teammate. Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk

I've got this beautiful brown Whitten for sale. New, but has one small scuff. I just use it to store a couple of my cues. Please PM or email me if you're interested.

I don't know what has happened to Moori tips. I'm just thankful that I've hoarded some very old ones and that I get better than 6 months of play out of each one.

Samm's got a pretty complete calendar here: http://www.poolcalendar.com/

The only time I miscue is with the green 'S' valley cueball. It seems greasy compared to any other cue ball. Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk

In 2008, I hired an artist to come up with 12 new cue designs that might be made by an excellent cue maker for under $1,500. After showing the designs to many players, I didn't have the heart to move forward and build prototypes because I feared they wouldn't sell. Here are two examples from...

I've been using this box given to my by a machinist friend. It's exactly the right size and will hold up to 6 cubes.

I am coping with arthritis in my bridge hand thumb. 20 years of play and heredity erased all my cartilage at the CMC joint. I'm on my second cortisone shot and am considering surgery. I wrote about it and posted my X-ray here. http://bit.ly/blhbFt

I've offered gift certificates for pool lessons for years. They are smart gifts for the player who is particular about their equipment. It's a great idea for a significant other that doesn't want to their gift to be a "bowling ball." (Think Fred Flintstone giving Wilma a bowling ball as her...

I find that less cue ball movement is key to success on a bar box. Select patterns that minimize cue ball movement. For example, settle for a longer shot where you can shoot a stop shot rather than a short cut shot where you have to move the cue ball a foot or two and bounce off one cushion...

Would you please elaborate?

PM Sent. Mike

I think we need some photos for the laughs. Nice shoes. :wink:

I haven't had time to post all my photos yet, but here is a link to a shot of Earl's a$$ weights. http://www.billiardcoach.com/home/2010/03/22/earl-the-pearl-strickland

The article was carefully crafted and posted on April 1. ;-) I think a video well done could be entertaining and informative. Here's a quote from the public service article. Could you imagine George Clooney reading this deadpan on camera?

As a public service to educate players on unethical tactics that could be used against them, I posted an article on April 1, 2007. The title is "How to develop an edge and win close matches" but could have been named "Subtle Sharking Techniques."...

I've got one. Pictured here. http://billiardcoach.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=486#p2949 PM me if you're interested. I'm traveling over the next couple of days, but I'll respond when I get a chance.

She did spend plenty of time upstairs.