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Looks like he elevates enough, so his hand won't hit the rail, but not much more. Pretty low elevation. It also looks to be the end of the stroke, so the grip hand would be higher in a pendulum stroke.

I agree with RandyG. Great post. What I see I can describe, but you may never see what I see..

Am I still being smooth, even though I'm hitting with a lot of power? Am I accurate when I use power? These are questions that can be answered when doing what you are describing. My table at home (9 foot, brunswick) is pretty tight, and will spit out balls shot down the rails at just about any...

I've beat it lots of times. Key is a couple of things. 1. Be aware where the poles of the tent are. Usually there are poles right next to the tables. They won't move them for your shots, so be aware of where you can reach on these tables. 2. Big rocks. A lot of the places are using...

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Oh FSM!! Not again. Really.. another one of these. :deadhorse:

Old Pool Players NEVER die.... They just quit strokin'

Sounds like P1 was in the right, but IMHO went about it in a very unsportsman-like manner, even though it's not his responsibility to inform his opponent on anything. Shaking his hand could, COULD be construed as a giving the game to P2, but not necessarily. If I was the LD, I'd probably sided...

A friend of mine got a tour of the plant where they make Masters chalk and asked this same question. He was told that "Yes" there was a huge difference. In the blue chalk they use BLUE dye, and in the green chalk, they use GREEN dye. I was amazed at their brazen actions on how they manipulate...