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Gene - Thanks for the phone lesson. My ball pocketing percentage has already improved. I'll work on the the concepts that you've taught me over the next few weeks and give you some feedback.

pm your email and I will send a bunch of pictures

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Go to my profile and click on albums, the only 3 pictures there are this cue.

I am selling my 31" Roger Long Butt. I shot with this and a 30" OB2 shaft(not for sale) over the last year and it made for a nice combination. Combine this with your favorite 30" LD shaft, and it ends up being an affordable 61" cue for those that need a cue that is longer than the typical 58"...

I use the warm up strokes to get the cue in the line of aim, get a feel for the speed required for position, and place the tip at the correct place on the CB. I get what you are saying, but it seems like watching the cb, ob, and cue all at the same time causes my aiming accuracy to suffer.

I realize the answer might be "it depends on the individual", but in general, is it advisable to move your eyes back and forth between the CB on OB during warm up strokes, or should you focus on the CB first, then OB, then pull the trigger? Recently I was working on my stroke, shooting long...

I have a 31" custom butt built by Roger Long for sale. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=256168