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Dan Prather, Bryan Mordt, Rauenzahn, Morgan.

In George Fels book "Mastering Pool" is a really good write on this topic- I recommend it still to everyone- even if we all nowadays playing on superfast cloth etc- but his book is still fantastic and gives you a great understanding of the game. have a smooth stroke.

Rofl- also laughed my ass of :-) Need to pin this "doll comment" :p

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is from a book written in the early 70s - atm not sure about the names of the two guys who made this study. In their book they ve also shown up with a pyramid picture...

Hi 1p-a-holics :-) really enjoyed to watch this match- watching these 2 completley different type of players was a blast. Tony Chohan is the guy i wanna watch all the time- i love his style, his knowledge and the creativity he shows up with because of his tremendous knowledge. I had "a bit"...

Well, it s gettin interesting in the moment, where you would define if you really just count PERFECT stop shots. A stop is a stop :-) without any tolerance. And as soon as you just count such "stop shots" the numbers will be dramatically lower :grin:

Terje (one of best friends and student) quit with pool bc of healthy issues. in the following years after this video he topped his high run to 100+ (not sure anymore - iirc next was 106 or so- just remember that it was 4 o clock in the morning when he called me on the phone...LOL). right after...

Well- if someone- whoever- would Stan put into a "pure CTE Corner" would just have no clue. Stan Shuffett is for very sure one of the most knowledged instructors i know. A gem of a knowledge treasure.

Extremly overlooked- same with "rock solid bridgehand" Hope you re doin great Dave- stay healthy buddy. best from overseas.

Very important point- you need to put the things together. Workin on drills can and will help for very sure. But you have to PLAY. Without practicing competition you will never really improve.

Agree in many points you ve came up with- Respect anyway your posts a lot :-) Fedor i would rate into top 15 now in the world for very sure- and he can beat everyone- also fact. that he wasn t picked for the Mosconi Team is another story. First we have the point system- and here he wasn t...

Next drink on me Pops!

A M E N! Great posting matey!

*lol* I just wrote it into my calendar so he will remember me the first time 1 year ahead- ( just for the case... :D )... and then yearly..... :grin-square:

Every cuemaker can handle that easily- and change to the joint type you want. Some Joss have a 5/14-16 pin--- in that case a united shaft from Mezz "could" fit. Have smooth stroke :)

"Back of ball" system is best described as Joe Tucker did it-- that s in my opinion exactly the same. A contact to contact. And Joe s "Aiming by numbers" showing it really "easy to understand"- and if you see how Joe s System works, the "Back of Ball" System (the name of it) makes finally sense :)

Stun-Follow - or some call it stun follow through. A shot you should have in your arsenal- especially on very long shots a life-saver. also because there s then no need to be scary that the table rolls off. Slow rolling something that always is extremly dangerous.

Very well chosen words- l like these sentences a lot. Timing is important- and furthermore hard to develope..

I had plans, to make some Tools with a laser- as Trainings aids. but wasn t able to find a single laser which wouldn t be dangerous for the eyes.

Have the greatest respect for many of your postings matey- but you ve shown up with something, which would give Food for a completley different *Topic*-- The "OK" which you described can be at the cueball itself (Point of no Return, Analogy of PSR taught by most of german Coaches), then it also...