Search results

From my expirience i agree here with Dave- Imo it s also easier -and it feels much more comfortable with sliding into the *final position*.- I cannot name many players who are "point landing" with their bridge-hand- but ofc there some doing this. Think this is something which has to become...

Nice thread :) Several have had influence on me-- for sure. For very very sure i can name a hand full, which finally brought me to the point, to teach more and more- giving me somehow "a push" in a hard time i had at a time, where i was forced to stay 7 months at home. And in this time Randy...

well said antony

Well said! Every human has a different ability to learn- which way it works better for him. Same counts for aiming systems- Some have amazing visualisation skills- these guys can work wonderful for example with ghost-ball. So many pro s and contra s for so many aiming systems-- an open mind...

Great diagram with benefit to pratice visualisation skills- no matter what kind of aiming system you ll use! Looks great patrick- well presented.

I ve heard rumours that some humans sometimes make *physical* errors.....or are not in top mental condition.....but maybe that s just a rumour about humans. Maybe "ghostball-user" or "arrow-user"don t have *human-deficites". Maybe you could also offer Stevie a lesson for his fundamentals and...

Very very nice words Geno! Agree with all of the postings- Jerry B would deserve it. he s defnitley the godfather of structured pool-instruction :-)

Tap Tap Tap! Very well written- wonderful description! Hope all is well Randy, take care

all fine Crippa- just result from some deleted posts. all is good :-)

hi rick, last time i chatted with ekki he felt a little bit better. about the release i know nothing til now. bw ingo

Amen Bro! have a smooth stroke lg Ingo

Be here- right now! In the present Rick pointed out some good things- The words about V. Lombardi are very true. Everyone is individual- and here is the key. Everyone has to learn it for himself and here "knowledged" humans can help. To help the player to work out a pre-shot-routine (or...

TAP TAP TAP TAP TAP TAP :-) working something out- and finding yourself a solution is the key. This is PURE expirience- and therefrom comes true knowledge. Love your posting Fran- hope you re doing great :-)

Nailed it :-) LD is no holy gral- and of course no bad thing at all. But how you said- too many think they can "cover" their bad technique with a low-deflection shaft :-).

Sometimes things can be so easy :-) Empty your cup...and you will benefit for a lifetime spending time with Scott :thumbup:

Imo "they" now reached a point, where they re close to start to discuss "what was first.......egg or the chicken" ... Don t let you frustrate too much with opinions or provokes from ppl who just want to tear you down. Too much energy will get lost (your own) if oyu re trying to get over this or...

very very well chosen words Fran. it took me a long time to understand exactly this point. i cannot tell how often i tried to push some p/students to practice.......and wasted a lot of time and even more of my own energy! great posting mylady ☺ have a smooth stroke lg ingo

still you see if you hit the ball correct and clean buddy. it s just about your own responsibility ☺ the cueball always will tell you the truth.

Exactly! But i get "BBB" s point. The idea is not sooo bad. But if you practice the right things, and know what to look for it doesn t matter if you use LD or regular shaft anyway. Even regular shafts can have a nice low deflection .-) you ll see always, as Baxter wrote, if oyu don t hit the...

LMAO! This made my day- really! Coffee all over the keyboard- lololol!