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IMHO the future of cue tips is synthetic tips, I am not against leather tips but like wood you will always have inconsistent results, all natural products will never be exactly alike, animal hide will never grow to the exact same thickness just like all woods have different grain, even from the...

You are saying that the billiard industry is driving CF in billiards because of cost and ease to manufacture, I'm saying that other sports had already started using CF before billiards, and cue manufacturers wanted to be on the cutting edge before someone else beat them to it, just my opinion....

I think players are willing to TRY any thing that might help their game, top money winners are not going to use a product that reduces their ability to win, I know that pro's in many sports endorse products for the money, they don't have to, it's their choice if they do.

CF has become a popular choice for many sports including golf, tennis, auto racing and yes billiards, CF brings alot of advantages over wood and not all CF shafts are created equal, Becue spent years working on how their shafts and cues were made, they were the first company to build a...

Ck out finding YOUR vision center Dr Dave billiards

Church is for believing.....How do you know? Good Luck to you.......

Believe what you want, only reality sounds good, good luck to you.....

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He is not 6'10", it was a comparison in genetics, he does have that quick twitch speed though.

He has that quick twitch speed like a boxer, he doesn't have to crank it up, it's genetics for him, like being 6'10" and being a good basketball player.

I had the same problem, I took a lesson with a certified PBIA billiards instructor, one of the first things I learned is finding my vision center, the worst thing about not knowing your vision center is the shot looks the same whether you are lined up properly or not, a small adjustment of...

My friend Ron was clocked at 26mph at SBE, I believe the formula is mass × speed = force, you can improve your break force by adding weight if you don't have good break speed.

If I had a 27mph break I would remove some weight too, I have a paltry 14 maybe 15mph break, the only way I'm going to gain more force is by keeping my 24 1/2 oz break cue, there are many ways to make your cue work for YOU.

Show me where he said or wrote that

I can draw the ball 3", can you?

I know Mark Wilson well, never heard him say that or write that, he studied under Jerry.

Are you having trouble understanding logic?

Please show where follow through is considered 6-9 inches after the cueball, where did you get that figure from?

I've seen my friend do it many times, his speed of stroke is pro level and he can draw and follow like the pro's

Check out some Dr Dave billiards video, he has covered this extensively