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I'm just curious about this phenomenon (or lack of one?).. I can picture a ball having back spin and forward spin, I guess watching a ball slide isn't as visually stimulating but in my pool journey, shooting a cb in its dead middle/with stun is ironically the last place I've thought to hit it...

I've seen a player lick their finger and lightly wet the cloth where they wanted to mark a spot...I like shark savers tho☺️

obviously not an instructor😊 fascinating, dynamic topic tho besides the practice and playing itself, spending time on the table I like taking time to let knowledge and experience sink in some if you play every day, I think you obviously learn and improve that way but I think by taking a break...

right on..I have it on my wall😅😁

^_^ by gilbert shelton.

currently digging around this page: https://billiards.colostate.edu/faq/eyes/quiet/ also got this advice from dr. dave, apologies if anybody's already mentioned it, but I'm registering this now "A very important part of the pre-shot routine is to focus on the OB target as you come down into...

given the circumstances, this seems reasonable tho some folks would likely complain about that, too and what about matches played without a ref? tough action.

meaning, do I let my gaze catch details that will subconsciously aid me? if that's the question, the answer is..a bit? but I'm more aware of the idea now, thanks to your question I do pause for a good second I think, so I'm catching something, just not sure what, honestly I feel I have a lot of...

I'm not sure I understand this reference..I might understand the concept😅

just had a related convo with a pal. he said we all have a single gift and our purpose is to identify, and pursue it I told him I think it's a sweet idea, but disagreed and told him why, including the reason that you allude to here: there are too many folks who started/start with little more...

how much more important is it, I wonder?

hey pat, given "use what works for you," I'm curious: did 10mm feel good in your hands straightaway, and the benefits were incidental, or did you pick out 10mm specifically because you wanted your cue to possess the advantages you mention? or ?

good timing for me to have a little insight on this, student's perspective/follow up: while I'd considered this thread weeks ago, I wasn't able to get on a table until yesterday due to personal conflicts, my buddy and I hadn't been able to play our weekly game but I've had pool stuff stewing...

chat is good but it would be cool to see a visual comparison of diamonds vs the field, with explanations why diamonds are better

https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/fedor-tony-match.553303/ according to 1p.org, tony 7-2 end of day 1

hasn't an efren reyes cup been staged? not sure europe was involved tho. anyway, I'd check it out-

tried the last4ever tip tool? https://last4ever.com/

since I started really caring about pool this has been my instinct..think why I've paid significantly more attention to this forum than the aiming joint

thanks fran. I'd like to feel comfortable enough to just go down on the shot with my feet and all right ready to go I just rarely feel that right out the gate..and if it doesn't feel right, I move. but I agree it's a good thing to strive for and I do aim standing up, but when I get down on the...

hey pat, izzat SPF? I recently reached out to a local pbia instructor, will bring that up if we connect appreciate this, and thanks for the links..I watched that mark wilson bit when it came out, but it's good to see it again gibes. and I think I generally do this, but it's good to see it...