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There is practically no right answer or we would all not be here. I stand by my advice in light of your equation.

Possibly sliding into the shot is apart of keeping the visuals and perspective smooth all the way into the shot. Sometimes under pressure I find myself rushing on the way down to the ball and I lose my feel because of that. I used to only focus on the contact point all the way from start to...

As far as the hopping of the cue ball there are a few possibilities. The cueball can be on the way up or on the way down. It can bounce once or twice or hit the head ball in the air all the way. You can try do deliver a perfectly level cue ball. If the cueball hops and lands an inch before...

I think that if you are looking for cue speed to hit the rack then a light grip would be used. If you want to break the rack with a lot of force backing up the hit use a more firm grip. Excess speed is the enemy for that type of break. I think any grip could be used to smash the rack its...

First thing I would say is there are no easy run-outs. It only takes one shot to be too far out of line to recover, one unplanned stroke. If your first choice is to try and hit the rail by the 9 and follow back down with high left do that. Even if there is a decent chance you can clip the...

TY Steve I am then. Zenith Pool, that will be the name of the publication. I will have to teach about 50 people I assume before I can have a great detailed explanation that will hold up over time to teach the masses. In fact if the people here don't get it I consider it my fault. I have more...

What is up with your bridge hand? Spread those fingers out.

I don't want a Revo, not because of the lower deflection it has, but because maple feels so natural. It is nice to not deflect the CB with a regular shaft. GL

No one has a response for the exactitude of every shot as far as tip time on the ball? How many decimal places does it reach before we agree that tip time may never be the same for any two shots ever hit?

I recently started thinking this way, and am posting because it worked. This brick house is ready for a huff and a puff.

You are delusional and stubborned. You are a wing nut completely off-the-air. That was easy to write.

You two make your own lamb thread should be full of deflection.

R.E.M. is that the sequel too S.P.F.

I was being facetious. I am not deflecting and swerving back. I am not claiming to be cheating physics. I am using the physics that are already there. I can make my cue not deflect the cue ball. Gimme a straight jacket.

Who is Steve.

Is it the entire thread?

I agree you can't.

Im too scared to play the big dogs.

How about you clam down. My mom doesn't have a basement. "The first biblical mention of Nimrod is in the Table of Nations. He is described as the son of Cush, grandson of Ham, and great-grandson of Noah; and as "a mighty one in the earth" and "a mighty hunter before the Lord"." How have I...

Oh no I better not edit my post or I will look foolish.