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It also helps to take time off, too, especially if you're trying to work on many things all at once. Sometimes I'll practice several days in a row and get into a slump, take a day or two off, then come back with a refreshed attitude and everything falling into place.

stinger jump/break cue I voted other. I have a Stinger jump/break cue with two shafts - the original phenolic and a second leather-tipped shaft ordered from Jerry Powers. I purchased the leather-tipped shaft when the phenolic ban went into effect. I've had no problems, and like it better...

McDermott's Sale website http://www.shopmcdermottcue.com/McDermott/McDermottShafts.html has all their shafts, including the G-Core, available in multiple tip sizes and joint options. In addition to the webpage, I've read that you can call them to special order a shaft with matching ring work...

I bought a McD M63B as my first cue from McD's website in Jan. 2006. I didn't know anything about cues or different manufacturers, let alone the whole custom cue world. I picked McDermott because I searched for and read some good reviews, and I liked their warranty and maintenance policies...

We were the 2 for 1s, as our sponsor bar had 2 for 1 drinks all night on league night. It should have worked to our advantage, but my teammates would taking advantage before the other team would even get there!

contact info Here is the contact info from when I purchased a leather-tipped second shaft for my Stinger. Very smooth and speedy transaction, and very easy to work with. JerryPowers 205 field st Clyde Tx 79510 325-893-2393

I would definitely check out Dr. Dave's instruction articles on http://billiards.colostate.edu. I started with his oldest article on the 90 degree rule - otherwise known as the tangent line. The diagrams helped my understanding immensely. Good luck.

For me, it depends on the skill level of the opponent. If I know the person is good, I'll play my best. If I know s/he sucks, I'll still play well, but I'll pick the group that has the harder layout and take harder shots. I'm usually still challenging myself, and only have myself to blame if...

depends on the league and/or team I think the league experience is good or bad depending on the type of league and your team. The league I play in has a $60 flat fee for a 14-week season, and you can play up to four games per week for the league match. This fee sounds like a bargain compared...

folding cue sticks??? Here's another funny one from cl: For Sale – Like new 20 oz Valley Supreme Pool Cue with new Tip. This stick does not fold. $20.00

I exchanged a few emails through Jerry's website and was able to purchase a second leather-tipped shaft for my McDermott Stinger. Now I have both the original phenolic-tipped shaft, which I find easier to jump with (though I'm far from proficient), and the leather-tipped shaft, which has added...