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yes sir ☺ and the 2 words: "at will" couldn t be high-lighted enough !

i had very similar thoughts in the last weeks; nice posting matt! really! lg from overseas.

HI Patrick, good to see you re back in town :-) have a smooth stroke, lg from overseas, Ingo

Hi all, i also think, that Neil just wrote it/said it as a general rule- and i m sure, everybody understands, that this is also very right- to show up with examples like Alex Pagulayan for example-- well- tough exmaple :) The point that ppl also try to copy other great pros- good point- and...

Tap Tap Tap !!!

lol c.j. :-)

Have a great time at the DCC Scott- i m very sure it will be a blast and just fun there- i m jealous :-) have a smoot stroke Scott and have a safe travel! lg from overseas, Ingo

If the 5 has a path to the right upper corner- then "just" runout :-) But to play here a good and EASY safety would be my choice- to shoot the 5 ball towards the 8 ball- or even choosing to shoot the 5 ball between rail and the 8... .. super high percentage to leave a safety- and the cueball...

A (well done) LD shaft shortens the learning curve at the beginning. (if it s a LD shaft with a repeatable result ) But anyhow-- there are also sensational good cuemakers who *know their job* and are also able to produce a shaft without any *typical ld things included) (hole, ferrule etc). --...

From all the posts that you wrote- i m a bit afraid now: you do not really want to say here now, that you don t know what backhand english is and how it s used?

backhand english after the pivot- what else

Using now since months just cte/pro1 and 90/90. (but really don t play that much). If playing for example straight pool-- where i have to really plan the cueball s path for the impact in a rack or sth like that, i double check with *contact to contact* and *tangent-line*--- but somehow only to...

Well tony, i need someone who would help me to understand the question (where the hell is here a question? ....) but anyway- - it s very funny, how someone, who has no clue (ofc just my personal opinion! don t want to speak for others!) about pivot systems, is permanently bashing them. Seems...

good advice: but doesn t cover perhaps his problem :-) jumping up in stroke can have several reasons. stance, eye-patterns and more- or maybe mental problem also- what Fran has covered with her advice :-) lg from overseas,

Hi pool-lovers :) i don t play really anymore- but if, i have tons of fun by "working" just on cte/pro1 or 90/90. The last few sessions-not really that long- i just used these two systems. If you give it a time, it s really interesting (or amazing) how easy it is to pocket balls with the...

Very very well written description- tap tap tap. hats off mohrt :-) lg from overseas , have a smooth stroke

Yup, Ron s systems works very well. And Antony is right- 1 and 2 make a large amount of the shots on the table :-) It takes time to learn- you will get very soon high success rates- but you need to be VERY consistant with your pivot. Once you get it, it s great help. 90/90, 90 to center and...

proper practice plan Hi bbb, as Neil or Mohrt pointed it out-- everyone should first work "stubborn" on strenghtening his fundamentals. And the the players i m talking about, who are playing on pro-level all still work on their fundamentals- and even try to get better in this important area...

tap tap tap ! well written Sir ☺

thanks. very nice words! happy new year to everyone ☺