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I've had that unnatural reverse happen on the toy tables. Haven't quite figured out how the spin holds for the big one.

RIP

I just put this in Bob Jewett's thread so same thing. On the visualization thing; I like to quote the Bible - "...in his own image." So your visual center is in the back of your head. Cool. Where's the display??? Anyway, right at the beginning he (not God) covers CBL. Yay.

On the visualization thing; I like to quote the Bible - "...in his own image." So your visual center is in the back of your head. Cool. Where's the display???

Whose list? Interesting that people have bothered to prioritize various elements of pool. It's a plug and/or grown in system to the individual itself. I've always worked on whatever I felt needed work.

Shooting one handed can develop your sense of shot line. Did for me.

At 11 to 19 Jaspers goes S/L off the yellow which comes back and kisses the white off line. Jaspers walks off no point and Caudron took the turn. But the white had continued into the red and then rail 3 and back into the red. Isn't that a point?

Bettor goes, "Good job. Puts me 3 and 2 on those."

Those have fiber? Doc says I need more... Haven't tried any yet. They seem legit. Way pricey for molded (printed?) stuff. I "just know" there's synthetic gasket stuff with graded elasticity that should be perfect.

This guy. It won't matter if it goes or not.

You should prolly look into a free trial period while you're at it.

This thread needs diagrams and vids.

I'd guess any game. Role playing.

Maybe at this stage of the thread but I brought it up back when. It's a common scenario. Not fully hooked with a chance to make. Gun and bow shooters make those parabolic ish adjustments all the time.

Been distracted so still foggy on WTF I was trying to say. Regardless, what if the stick is obstructed?

I think I meant to avoid an obstruction (stick/cue ball and otherwise) and make the OB.

... running a desk too...

Wasn't Greg F involved in some weed operation. Seems a lotta guys involved in heavy action can out tough the best. Headroom.

I read that in the Grisham book I think. screw the gun. Wouldn't you all rather be the guy that won't miss?

The second link is more interesting...