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Hi there, in my club at the moment i have a 7yrs old little boy- he s really already addicted -lol. I just try to let him have fun while his time he has at the table. ( at the moment 1 time a week for 60-90 minutes). He started first just to try to put the balls directly into the pockets-...

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Joe s "Aiming by numbers" is just another way to use the "ball of the ball system"- very well presented by Joe. very easy to understand. Imo one of the best ways to explain someone the contact to contact procedure.

100 % no Schuler- Looks to me like Adam, Helmstetter or sth like that- but for sure not a Schuler.

Tap Tap Tap You nailed it- several times. best from overseas, have a smooth stroke bud

Naysayers and Other no-no s Oh man, I ve been for very sure not that much on AZB in a longer time. REason also because of some extremly stubborn, arrogant and rude people. Also sure, that i ve said this somewhen before- so I apologize for it. I also learn it oldschooled- stopped with pool...

As usual...."hats off" - very well stated and described in a very understandable manner. Hope you re doing great Fran- Have a great day :) best from overseas, Ingo

I m sure we both know 100%, that THE VERY MOST PRO S would NEVER pay for a real expensive "High End Cue" (or couldn t afford?). They usually get it from a cuemaker-- and sell it later....just to make money. That s it. I don t know one single Professional who paid or would pay some thousands...

:D:thumbup: I HEAR YOU! .......very loud :p have a smooth stroke Pops- and just make the balls :-) See Think Do- (that s it..."hides") :-)

I m sure everyone would benefit from workin with Ralph- anyway a class guy, Top Player, Entertainer ( :p ) - and a treasure of knowledge. One of the are world class teachers AND players who know their stuff- and he can transfer it- i love his communication skills as well. For any part of the...

Noone misses a shot because of using a regular shaft or using a ld-shaft. You ll have to play in some parts of the game a bit different- that s it. the art is to STAY with your material. If you want to play pool on a higher competitive level you have to trust your material and your stroke- no...

best description available :-) careless for a second...and you re done :-)

Hey everyone, Fran (wink :-) ) , Scott and Randy gave already good advices- Without seeing you it s not really serious to tell you something because everything would just be "what could be the reason" in your case- just guess work. What s very important is very first the stance itself-...

1st : The nineball break (or the break in any game) is the only thing, which is always the same- so you can practice it like an idiot (and should :p ) It s the only repeatable situation that will always come up- so what you can practice is your accouracy and the speed- how you hit the cueball...

Of course - some guys with a *lazy* eye and still "some percent left" on their "bad eye" still have to be very careful. Here the "vision center" can be different for each human-- these few *percent of sighting less or more* can make a big difference in some cases. hope you re doin good...

exactly- If your *one good eye* is really good, this can also be an advantage- Niels for example- right eye dominant (left eye about 5% sighting....so like myself here the eye has more a cosmetic effect, lol)- and right-hander. Very easy for you body to align perfectly. Just cross-dominance...

to say something like about havin ALL THE TIME bad rolls is nothing but crying, whining and having excuses. Gesendet von meinem SM-N9005 mit Tapatalk

"It's rare that I ever get a chance to run a few racks in a row with all the bad rolls I get all the time" Sorry my friend but you give yourself a very concrete answer by reading yourself just especially this sentence for many many questions you ve made here on AZB.

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Just great cases- the soft rugged cases are fantastic and givin you much room and security. Love mine.