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Shock collars should be left with the pros. You can easily ruin a good dog with a shock collar.

These work great!

But you're not using a short barreled pistol so use the entire length of the shaft for alignment. Forget the knuckles. And your focus should be the object ball, not your bridge hand.

Dogs are attracted to anything that carries your scent. That's why they chew cel phones, remotes, dirty underwear, etc.. Sounds like a bulk chalk buy may be you least stressful alternative.

If the cue is in line behind the cb your bridge hand should naturally fall in line.

I had a gringo friend here in Costa Rica who was out of work for awhile. His rent was due and I knew he didn't even have money for food. I offered to cover his rent ($800) and gave him $300 for food to tide him over. I told him pay me when you are able. He moved back to the US nearly a year ago...

Hey, if you want to be Jose de Banco feel free, but if you are making interest free loans with no paper and no collateral to your amigos you are in for some hard lessons.

I learned years ago, a loan to a friend with no collateral is a gift. Expect nothing back, you will rarely be surprised.

Instead, step back a step and insert your cue on the shot line, now step into the shot and put your bridge hand in place. The aiming comes before you insert the cue.

He means these:

Would it look like this? On the left....

@Bob Jewett , does the PBIA support gimmickry in pool instruction?

I had a boss who claimed anything that had been done the same way for 10 years was outdated and obsolete. It took me another 10 years to realize he was right.

If you prefer talcum powder or hand chalk all over the table and your clothes and a less smooth stroke, go for it.

Try it, you'll like it.

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Nice stick.

Has everyone seen this Chohan 1P highlights video? The production with highlighted balls is excellent. Here, watch it again: T-Rex is a monster.

Forgive me, I thought there was some revolutionary aiming technique being presented. I didn't realize it was all just for laughs. Oh, and I watched a Tyler Styer video. Amazing, no "sweep", definitely no "pivot". He has a pre-shot routine, wipes his cue down like John Brumbeck, then steps into...

What? You ran out of smoke and mirrors?