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Watch Bai Yulu's stroke: Smoooth as silk.

In "Play Great Pool", Mark Wilson suggests a 10-11" bridge length for medium paced shots, shorter for softer shots, and longer for shots where you need more tip speed/cue ball speed. You use an open bridge, so I think that would be measured from the V of your thumb and forefinger to the edge...

You hold the butt of your cue too far back. At CB address, your forearm should form a 90 degree angle with the cue/floor. What you are doing is holding your cue further back, then your stroke finishes with your forearm 90 degrees to the cue. Try this...put an OB 2 feet from the pocket, and...

Which table are you playing on and what color shirt are you wearing?

To make that less boring, try this: break, then try to run out. As soon as your run ends, remove all but the highest four balls on the table. Take BIH, and try to run out the last four balls. Keep score: when you runout the last four balls, you get a point, when you miss, the ghost gets a...

CJ is a quack, who sadly tries to hustle unsuspecting beginners with his idiotic videos. lol. I don't make any money teaching pool. The aiming system you use is faulty as has been easily shown. The fact that you can't come to terms with that means you aren't a reasonable person. Oh...

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If you look at the following image, it's easy to see why Mensabum's aiming system gives the wrong contact point on the cue ball: If the CB is anywhere along the dotted line, the contact point on the CB should be the same--after all, the OB has no idea whether the CB started 6 feet away, 3...

At one point Rodney gives the HOT TIP that you can get more follow with an open bridge than with a closed bridge because with an open bridge the cue deflects upwards out of your bridge hand, while with a closed bridge the cue can't deflect upwards AFTER hitting the cue ball. Rodney is under...

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The cue ball has no idea whether your tip finished on the table or parallel to the table or pointing at the ceiling. All the cue ball knows is where the tip hit the ball at the moment of impact. That means if you hit the cue ball above center, you will get follow no matter where your tip ends...

Viking: the ugliest cues I've ever seen. 🤮 McDermott: still pretty ugly, all of them. Cuetec Avid Sneaky Pete: sharp looking in my opinion.... Nice sharp points. Add a Cuetec Duo Extension for $110 and you'll be just under $500 before taxes. If you buy the cue from Seyberts, you can try...

To win at pool is one thing, to win at life is the much bigger game. Keith is winners.

That $600 shaft won't feel slippery when it slides through your bridge. Carbon fiber shafts that have some kind of paint or coating won't be slippery. Even with a glove on, the shaft won't feel slippery. At your link, Seyberts adds the following text at the top of their ad for the shaft...

Yesterday, I tried to sign up for wst.tv. First, there is no "Sign Up Now" button anywhere. It took me 15 minutes to figure out that I needed to sign up for an account for the website first. After providing some information, I got my website account. Second, when I then tried to subscribe to...

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Aaahhh, most points scored for *one* turn at the table v. the total score for that frame/rack. The foul in step #2 happened before Ronnie got to the table, so the 4 points for the foul didn't count towards the 153 points he scored during one turn at the table.

I looked a the tape again, and before Ronnie's opponent kicked at the Red, the score was 12(Ronnie) - 0. After his opponent kicked at the Red and missed, creating the Free Ball situation, the score changed to 16(Ronnie) - 0, so Ronnie did get 4 pts for his opponent's foul (did his opponent...