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"It's rare that I ever get a chance to run a few racks in a row with all the bad rolls I get all the time" Sorry my friend but you give yourself a very concrete answer by reading yourself just especially this sentence for many many questions you ve made here on AZB.

As usual : topic 100% failed.

Just great cases- the soft rugged cases are fantastic and givin you much room and security. Love mine.

Well- Could just say Amen but that wouldn t be fair 😎 Keebie is a Class-act- very knowledged this "litte Big Man" I know keebie now for almost 7 years and i Love to discuss with him because he s no naysayer as well he s no Yes-sayer. nev3r gets boring with him🤓 As Sohn as we start to...

Tap Tap Tap nailed it brother! ttys Dave- hope you re doin well.

All the stuff Jimmy Reid ever released is great and useful to have in your toolbox. knowledge is pure power. lowry presented it well- no question. but nothing new. just enough time (decades) inbetween the release. back to topic. if oyu work on it, and understand it, it s worth. as usual. and...

Sounds great buddy- enjoy your time :-) best from overseas

And i remember how Mark Wilson once said, how impressed he was by seeing and hearing how snooker professionals work on their stroke and alignment :-) With drills that the average pool player would always call " dry, boring and somehow senseless" :-) Pool-Players are a species which is...

Amen! No more words needed!

Hi Fran :) my Bad - i will never learn it - i meant 5 -10 cm which would be 2-4 inches. Thanks for correcting me 😉 With the grip its tough to discuss about. I can just talk for myself and for me it s still a relaxed grip- but i think got you. To grip it in a manner to "stay'" with the shaft...

- still a relaxed grip! - hittin the cb with a moderate and controlled speed - pullin he cue not that far back as usual/ would say about 5-10 inches (max!!!) - stable bridge is VERY important- to find here a way that woudl help you to NOT elevate your cue: - Keepin the cue as level as possible...

By far the very first thing to explain- and some *visual reference points* to "finde the pocket". That s enough at the beginning. And it doesn t really matter about what kind of reference points we may talk now- but *she* need some :-)

Very well written and thought buddy- hope you re doing great my friend. best from here, Ingo

tap tap tap excellent description bud!

Well said John :) the A to Z is a smooth transition from back to forward-- the *speed* or "acceleration* i try to explain and teach it in this way: the length of your final backstroke is finally what will define and create your *stroke speed*. Means, the farther you pull back, the more you re...

Hello everyone, hey bbb :-) some good responses here (for me)- i like what Fran and Scott wrote. You cannot act here "in one specific" way. it s too complicated and many things could have influence on the outcome. When i see or identify, that the student has a problem with finding the...

From what i have seen here on the forum, i have NEVER seen someone- especially from the instructors or well knowledged ppl i know from here, that they discredited Gene Albrecht in any case. Gene is a very well respected person here. And he knows his stuff. The stuff which is being discussed...

Your "own" cue doesn t have to be expensive- it has to give you confidence so you can finally "just" trust and do your job. That s it. And no matter if it would be a LD shaft or a regulär shaft. .....it only matters that you stay with it and that you can just focus on your job........by makin...

Bam! You nailed it! Very well said Pidge- If we meet some day......first beers from my side. have a smooth stroke,

Don t think someone could have choosen better words- well thought and written down buddy. Of Course i m not in the APA :P but had the same expiriences- especially when i begun to play. Here on the other side of the pond it s all about the team leagues (ofc also single tournaments)- without...