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sorry it's been such a tough year for you, but glad you're here with us. as suggested above, have fun. pool's a game, after all..

I seem to recall being at least 40 years old is one them..?

why not

I think the next step for me is to see if I'm tightening up on other "power" shots, break, and follow not saying there's anything wrong with a tight grip, but aesthetically I just don't like it for myself let the games continue...

gracias weones..I'm not a fan of the end of stroke grip-clutching and want to cut that out and thanks boogie, wobbly for reading my mind by confirming the value of a looser grip in and of itself

I'm fascinated by this. I've often thought as much, and how well (or not) this jibes with proper pool form, mechanics and technique thanks for the replies, ts

totally pat, that's what I meant in my og post why does the tip dip when gripping the cue tight, I wonder? can't quite visualize it..thanks for the reply thanks fran, I don't really like gripping the cue tight..my choking up at the end of the stroke is involuntary and I only noticed it after...

hi fran, I sometimes miscue when I try to hit it hard here's a video I recorded recently where I tried to see if there was a difference open vs. closed bridge ...you will see/hear a miscue ^_^ appreciate any feedback, thanks all for the replies

I almost only ever miscue whilst drawing the rock, trying to identify the reason(s?) why using video one thing I notice upon video review is that I'm gripping my cue tight upon impact with the cue ball I'm guessing this is less than ideal, since the rest of the time I utilize a pretty loose...

use the 7 to bump the 8 out, then...

hey brian, the vids you just posted are on a barbox ? neat shots, anyway-

yea..with seeding, not only are we more likely to see the best players square off against one another, but we're more likely to see it in later rounds

not an instructor, but I think this is good stuff agree that within boundaries, we can find much satisfaction in fact I think often it's within confining spaces that we discover our best whatever your psr looks like, I'll bet once you feel more comfy with it, things will flow more and you'll...

you got it, rocket! pm sent-

another uso in the books! some fine pool was had- and now, we have some winners to crown! big congrats to nick b! awesome pick..fsr played great pm me with your address and which book you want next best pick, congrats! either of these players could've been in the final, still a solid...

wow, what a shot on the one from wu kun lin after a testy fsr push out at 6-6..

I am generally careful with handling my cue, but honestly my shaft is ash and its grain is prominent, so it might be scratched and I just don't know it😋

tip? guess it depends why you're measuring- for kicks, I've done every three inches

thinking about my pool game, my low gear, average gear, high gear and wondering in general, how a player's performance might vary, and over time I feel like I very rarely have a "bad" day at the table, but I'm also not very good ^_^ I do find that poor play can be contagious, and that if I miss...

thanks for sharing- steinbeck is a fave.