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SVB still dominant (I think he was perfect TPA against Filler), he's been on another level the last few weeks.

Matchroom’s coverage had been good with their typical high level of commentary.

Thanks for the interesting experiment. I obviously haven’t tested this, but by sealing the end grain aren’t you eliminating one of the holding surfaces for the epoxy and increasing the risk of separation?

It would be interesting to identify the players with decreasing Fargo. I’m imagine (other than lack of play) age could be correlated.

I think Earl has suggested this in various forms.

I like to buy crap off Temu as everything is always a surprise. I took a chance on these Meilin tips (2 for $4). Short story is they are the worst cue tips ever made. Here's what one looks like next to a Kamui, at least it looks like it a cue tip at the start. It's supposed to be a...

Yes both are taig beds.

The vevor sewing machine motors are good depending on your setup.

That most coaches in any sport are not top players and that coaches use data to help improve performance. It’s not 1930 anymore.

I don’t think he coaches. But you can find hundreds of positive reviews of his products on AZB and dozens of videos of people using his stuff for coaching on YouTube.

Filler’s coach as explained in the article.

What’s Michael Wahl’s Fargo? He is Filler’s coach: https://poolmag.com/joshua-filler-predator-grand-finale-champion/

I have a set and your summary is totally accurate. I buy crap from pros when I can. Tyler and his wife have videos on their social media channels showing the drills they do with them. The goal post is my favorite drill where you put the weighted cue ball at the head spot, a regular...

Thanks for reposting this

Tyler Styer sells a kit with weighted balls that helps a player adjust their aiming center. It’s like a low tech version of the digiball. I’ve found them fun to play with. If anything it’s a focus aid to help with pinpoint tip placement. https://6reds.com/product/the-balls-pool/

Apparently there are men throughout Europe with nothing better to do than independently draft lengthy dress codes for a women’s exhibition featuring 16 top players who have all displayed nothing but total professionalism in their careers.

I agree with that, we don’t want players drunk during matches either.

They still test for those. It’s the weed testing that for pool players that seems silly in this age. Thorpe was banned for weed.

Agreed. That was the problem with the WPA putting all eggs in the Olympic basket.

MLB and NBA no longer test for weed. NFL does one test each July. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-66325946 https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/travis-kelce-estimates-50-to-80-of-nfl-players-use-cannabis...