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Very well chosen words- l like these sentences a lot. Timing is important- and furthermore hard to develope..

I had plans, to make some Tools with a laser- as Trainings aids. but wasn t able to find a single laser which wouldn t be dangerous for the eyes.

Have the greatest respect for many of your postings matey- but you ve shown up with something, which would give Food for a completley different *Topic*-- The "OK" which you described can be at the cueball itself (Point of no Return, Analogy of PSR taught by most of german Coaches), then it also...

Pure vertical axis- no english at all- nice nailbiter shot :-)

That s what is all about-- Most guys are discussing about the *time* they re pausing at the end of the stroke. It s not about to paus like Buddy, Niels, Kevin B. or who ever has this extremly Extended pause at the end of the back stroke-- It is just about a smooth Transition from back to...

Iirc he used a z3 at the worlds.

Talent is overrated- from my expirience it ll give you right at the beginning a faster boost. And these so called "players with natural talent" often give up, as soon the hard worker, woh has this thing, what is really the absolute most necessary thing catches up: And this is the...

Silvio Zugec aka "Gloria Cues" Vollmer Josey South West Cem

Well sjm- i have the (seriously) greatest respect for you Person :-) But i think, that Toastie is in straight pool the guy- since a longer time. I m a fan as well talking about the "old legend". But if we have a look at Hohman- and some of his "records" in wtiraight pool tournaments- with...

@peppersauce some recommendations are shown up already. what in my opinion is a great help- for your Overall game, and a better understanding ist George Fels "Mastering Pool". In my opinion still one of the best books ever written- a Little forgotten nowadays. But as i said: in my opinion...

your stroke 1.) Passion 2.) Starting to use PSR ( S-P-F) 3.) "Slow down your backswing" One thing not often shown up, but in my opinion one of the most important: BELIEVING BLINDLY- while down on the shot, just to blindly believe in your stroke is a big step-- it s not that easy to JUST DO :-)

Yup :-) that s a phenomen :p

e x c e l l e n t!!!!!

Exactly :-)

would always go for the stun-follow shot. wouldn t have to care about the table- and as the layout shows-- even if I get a bit thinner on the two for the side...who cares? then i would jus have an automatic path to get position for the three. In my opinion stun-follow the only logical option.

From expirience and from expirience from students of mine: John Schmidt (was mega impressive!!!) Bustamente ( unbelevable knowledge) Cliff Thorburn (former snooker world Champion) Jim Rempe

tap tap tap Brilliant posting Amaldo- like that.

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https://youtu.be/cslQ91zKmd8 here the youtube link which is currently online.

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