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When I shoot right handed, my left eye is the eye that is directly over the shaft. When I switch to my left hand for a shot, I will shut my left eye, and make sure my right eye is the eye directly over the shaft. It is easy to do actually, as long as you are conscious of it. But there are...

Some constructive criticism. -slow it down -don't hit things so hard -bear down a lot more before pulling the trigger -make an effort to hit the break squarely and actually try to control the cueball because you look like you are twisting and going sideways on the break and the cueball is going...

Yes I do. I do everything both hands. Pool, ping pong, racket ball, write. In pool though, just remember to switch your dominant eye when you switch hands. Life will be a lot easier if you do.

Just had this talk with a couple people last week. There are several players who have their pictures on a website where they are sponsored, such as a cue sponsor for instance, who are just as broke and destitute as players who aren't sponsored by those particular entities. What is offered to...

Use the force

Fast rails blow. They sucked when they came out way back when, and they suck now. Sure, some of the greatest pros in the universe have tables with fast rails in their house. That DOES NOT mean that they think they are the greatest and love them above all others. It just means that they know the...

They should invent a new pool table. When racking the balls, when the rack is removed and the player then goes and touches the 1 ball to pull the "see if it is frozen" move, a panel opens up and out pops a robotic arm wielding a machete, THAT CHOPS THE PLAYERS FINGERS OFF! end of problem

Heads exploding all over the place

Happy Birthday Jennie!!!

Sssssshhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!! Don't give it ALL away. Gotta keep some of that voodoo stuff a secret. :smilewinkgrin: Nice shot on the video by the way. Puts an end to any doubt.:D

Yet you still can't bend a ball. :smilewinkgrin:

My point exactly. I am not doubting your ability to break down a stroke into its parts and explain each of those parts in detail. So you can go right ahead describing what the perfect stroke is made up of all day long, to your hearts content. I on the other hand am actually gonna go out to the...

Then your stroke apparently works, doesn't it.:D

Did I say it involved post rebound curving? No, I did not. Did I say the shot was difficult? No, I did not. I basically said, a certain % of pool players don't know to hit it. And that they could hit the cueball in the right spot all day long, and not get the desired results unless they "stroke...

Your funny. You guys are the ones who break down strokes into stroke angle, speed, rotation of the cueball, hardness of the tip, follow through, and everything else. So therefore, you apparently know what combination of factors is supposed to equal, a good stroke. So instead of trying to set up...

It's just like when you are trying to bank an object ball straight back, when the object ball is close to the lower side rail, and the cueball is underneath it and further away from the side rail than the object ball, and you have to cut the object ball away from the corner pocket and twist it...

A good one.

I think this is a case, where the scientists don't actually have the stroke to hit the shot properly.:eek:

There are no tournaments on tv anymore, and there is no longer cash like this in tournaments in this country anymore. Pool has gone straight into the toilet since this era. It's never coming back.