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What a joke. You have got to be kidding. I know 4 players that play at pro level and only one does this stuff and there is a reason he only plays on buckets....

The problem would be there is no interplay between these players and the modern players at the same ages so there will be no baseline.

It was a couple feet closer then. They have moved it out further a few times since the mid 90s.

The 3 point line is also further back now.

Back then they could mug you now they cant.

Actually both flexion and pronation or extention and supination are being performed. This is because with euler angles if you are holding one axis constant to change another axis you must change two axises.

You can do an air pivot then go down version of it which IMHO is superior because it conserves your wrist alignment.

Learn to pivot in the air, reset your body, then go down with whatever bridge length you want. This seems to be the best way to do bhe with a ld shaft. The other way is the saws bhe/fhe pivot but in my experience it introduces major stroke flaws .

Considering I now have it marked and am shooting sidespin shots with the new shaft at about 95% level as my other shaft after one day by using my pivot system I think what you just said means nothing. And no the shafts deflect quite different. Also I mean all sidespin shots including all...

It will if you constantly get away with murder at home but don't when out

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I pivot in the air to apply english and like marks on my shaft in several places to know that I am pivoting in the right relative spot. On a wooden shaft I can draw a ring with a sharpie. How can I mark my revo and not damage the shaft?

You obviously haven't seen the filler 8ball match against a top 32 snooker pro on a snooker table.

Dr Dave's TDF system generalized difficulty. You can still have a tough table th We don't because it would cost too much money to fix/replace all the tables. Plus many players would get mad and quit.

When I use TOO or TOI I use a LD shaft and air pivot while going down. This gives me the consistency in aim of BHE with the stroke consistency of coming down parallel. I vary the pivot point depending on speed, tip height, elevation and cloth conditions. This works very well and at this point...

Take your cue and the extention to a cuemaker so they can reface the extentions joint. That's the solution.

The thing is the reason I understand the fargorate logarithms so well is because as a computer scientist I understand the base 16 and base 2 logarithms even better.

The problem is you are losing precision at the weaker levels and adding too much c h precision at the higher levels. Might be time to learn logarithms instead.

There are deep shelf tables where bank shots that touch the rail or even front of the pocket but otherwise clean won't fall

You need to be able to do both to control the throw consistently o m bad equipment/conditions. Both have their shots they work well with and work poorly with. There are even some shots mainly elevated and longer that you still want CB for.