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sorry, but i was never really intrigued by the question of dominant eye, till yesterday, when i played with my friend,and we started a debate. I just ended a session, and i came to a conclusion that for medium to long range shots i use a right eye as a dominant one, but at closer range for...

Its funny with the dominat eye, when i look to the left(not moving my head), the left eye is dominant, and when i look to the right, the right eye takes over. How ? Must be the head position. Thanks

Thanks for the link. I must admit i ve seen a lot of dr.Daves videos and explanations, and have to say he doing a great job and hope he keeps on doing it and keeping it real ( as AliG would have said). But these are all straight shots in the video, guess it applies on the cuts also. BR

I was having a discussion with my friend about dominant eye yesterday, been thinking about it all night. is it possible that , in the game, you change dominant eye in regards to the shot you are taking and dont even know it? For example When shooting to cut the OB on the right side left eye...

I have one eye on CB and the other one on OB. 😅 I step out of the box to see the shot line. Then i commit and step into the shot, knowing where i ll set my bridge hand, accordingly to the shot (spin, center) visualising tha path of the whitey to the contact point. Psr is just final check that...

my view on the subject I think watching the whitey gives you confirmation on tip contact, however i think when you get the feel and you have enough confirmation, once you are in a shot, psr, ready to deliver, you should focus on the object ball. BR

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I played with z2 soft victory, now i play vith 314/2 and medium victory. It feels a lot better.

MIght there be any relation to curling, when a player releases a stone and applies left or right spin, and the stone goes arround opponents stone?

If the contact time of tip and CB is so short, when does the release energy comes into play? I think there might be an analogy with ski jumping-if you jump to late, most of the energy transfer will go into air. Can you explain more about the timing? Maybe a slowmo ? BR

I know , ive been there, have a bronze from world champs, but not billiards. When you have the drive,focus, will, and you enjoy hard training you get there. I am in my late 40s, my ambition is to play a good game. I now i will never be the best. Its to late for that, but i enjoy a tough...

If you dont have the technique, you need instructor (like i do). Drill is just repeating shots that you miss in a game. I have fun "dancing"arround the table. I started with some j.ouschan and n.feijen videos available on yt, i ve seen some books. Never have more than a couple of balls on the...

then i was right,its not cored😉 Sent an email. Thanks for now to all. BR🖖

The inlays are ok not really poppin, maybe i thought the were swelled. But really it looks like finish has shrinked a bit, as Duane suggested. I was wondering if the cue is cored or not? I will contact scott. BR

The man who sold it, said i shouldnt play to hard with it. I checked the joint, i think it is not cored. Or is it? Is that why i shouldnt hit to hard? Also i took a very close look and it apears the inlays are popping out slightly. I cant feel it, just see the light deflection. Moisture? BR

Thanks, i bought it. I dont want to send it overseas for a refinish and a rewrap, so i have to get to someone in EU. Any recomendations? BR

Hello everyone I was offered this nice schon for 450€. Its from late 80s or early 90s. Has a golden script logo, and the shaft isnt original one. The cue is straight, has a good feeling, but has quite a few nicks and bumps and some chipped of varnish. I ve looked arround, but seen no similar...

Hello everyone. been lurking arround for 10-15yrs, thats how long i play. i am a B league player here in EU. I also attend some senior tournaments. i play 2/3 times a week, for a good hour or two. I play with a predator roadline sneaky and z2 shaft. Thats about it. will be seing you arround