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Scott Lee and Randy G may be coming to your area. Give either of them a message on here and they will get back to you. Fran teaches in NYC, I'm not sure if she gets to Philly. Allen Hopkins I believe is still near Valley Forge. here's a link to PBIA instructors in PA...

Your cue is just fine for you to start with. Stop worrying so much about your equipment and devote your attention to learning good mechanics, then develop your skill. Seek out a qualified instructor to help you develop your foundation and practice the right things. The more you change...

I would like to try them as well, Thanks

I love it when I can see excellence rather than mediocrity. Straight pool is great the way it is. Maybe extend the race in the finals to 300 or 500. They each should have some opportunities in a long match to that many points. If someone runs 300 or 500 and out good for them.

http://www.billiards.colostate.edu/threads/stroke.html#follow-through

that is the new "Stealth" cue isn't it?

I have quite a few shirts from "Play the Game" http://playthegameclothing.com/ Frank has been great in getting me shirts in my size 6XL and they are plenty long. I'm 6'3" with a long torso. There's a great color selection as well at reasonable prices.

Given what you have said above, just which rules should be enforced and which rules should be ignored? We may be able to get the rule book down to just a couple of pages if people can agree on what rules are necessary to enforce. If we don't enforce the rules then we don't need those rules.

There's no need to change one of the greatest pool/billiards games ever invented. We should be excited to see excellence in any game. Sadly too many want to drive excellence (in this case high runs) from any game just so everyone can have a better chance at winning. I often wonder if this is...

I think we need more people like this guy. He clearly enjoys the game and doesn't mind spending money on equipment. There are many reasons he may not play up to your standard. His multiple cues may not be the main reason. Leave the guy alone. He may be having fun with his cues and we could...

I have one shoot me an email

Mike Bender, Jim Buss, David Schmelke

Sorry to hear about Jack, Scott. I know you all are close. Prayers for Jack and his family.

Congrats Lou, I am still working towards that number but I am not even in the ballpark yet.

If you are playing the Bank Ghost wouldn't the Ghost get the entire rack when you miss?

I have used both paste wax and BioSilk for years and like the results of both.

I use a tailor's pencil for marking my table for straight pool. Michael's and Joanne's Fabrics carry them for about $2 each.

Many of the jump cues on the market are very good. Proper Technique is much more important than what brand of jump cue you use. You have some good suggestions already. Lomax, Jacoby, Stealth are all good.

Even Cornhole has a World Championships. http://americancornhole.com/tournaments/world-championships-of-cornhole/

R.I.P. Kevin. I'll miss your posts and your humor on AZB.