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Here is his post...... Edit...sorry your post seemed to say he wasn't sure, just noticed the title said he was bit by a spider. Sorry

Title is a bit miss leading...he didn't see what bit him so it could be a spider, or something else.

Just sayin.... :D We have posted a lot of memes throughout the years haven't we bb lol

Props to the OP for posting a video of his shooting putting it out there for critique. Keep it up Sam. I went from an APA 2 to an APA 6 in a year period. Stay focused, get a good training schedule (and sparring partner if you can find out that plays better than you), and keep at it!

lol Dooooo it :D Bill could bring the DYD cue and use it to shoot each shot...still too soon? Ok...back to work go Cubs!

I'm a cubs fan, but mad respect for the cue...very cool!

:thumbup: Too soon?? Carry on ladies and gents with the arguing...

Daz replied to my PM and said that he does not use an aiming system. It was just a one line reply. Just a heads up (not that it overly matters but that is his take on it).

To be fair I did give him a warning. I didn't just PM him saying "click here for good time" On a more serious note I like to keep an open mind about these things. I think trying to describe it in a forum is 10 times more difficult then a hands on table demonstration (at least for me).

Out of curiosity I have sent Daz a PM to see if he would be kind enough to reply to this thread. I always like to hear the pros thoughts on these things. Matt

Locksmith!!! :D

Stan, do you have any pros already signed up or is this offer new as of today?

Chuck, take care of your health it's all we've got! Hopefully it turns around for you soon. I can definitely relate to some health issues with pool/work/life lol. Matt

I let up against my friends a lot. Being social while still playing competitively is much more fun than turning into robot trying to destroy them. I know it hurts my game but the tradeoff of having a good time hanging out with my friends is worth it.

Congrats Lenny! Here is to the next 20k haha!

lol GTFO of here.

Dr. Cue aka Tom Rossman is a great ambassador for the game with promoting pool.

I think I get what the pic is showing but if you stroke it like this you better be damn careful that you have a straight stroke since the cue is sort of free to move around vs a closed bridge.

This is another thing I see a variety on...people using their bridge hand extended on the back side of the rail, vs putting their full bridge hand on the rail to do their shot. With a smaller hand I almost think I have no choice but to put it on the rail but maybe I just need to really tinker...

I think for me more since I have smaller hands the critical aspect will be the bridge I decide to use. I normally just use a v on my thumb and next finger over and it works ok but I don't feel comfortable on shots that require a solid/firm stroke vs just a gentle nice and easy stroke. I'll...