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That negative self talk comes from thinking while down on the shot, once you get in your stance your ONLY thought should be moving your cue straight in the direction of the shot, don't even think about speed of stroke, your body already knows what to do, you have to allow it to, one of the...

Great read, working on my game tonight and dogged a couple shots I shouldn't have, I noticed I was thinking while down on the shot and remembered the book, made the conscious decision to do ALL my thinking before getting down on the shot, once I was down on the shot I stopped thinking, I only...

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In my opinion if you don't learn YOUR vision center you are wasting your time, it's not eye hand coordination, it's eye, brain hand coordination, if your brain is telling your hand you are hitting the cueball straight but you are not you will struggle with this game.

A cue can't add anything to your stroke but it can certainly take something away from your stroke, the job of your cue is to transfer the energy from YOUR stroke to the cueball, ALL cues will lose some of that energy, it's Physics, but some a lot more than others, Becue cues are designed to...

Agreed, only problem is it gives you an indication of center ball, you must master that with the cueball

A truly humbling drill, I've only had a perfect results 2 times in thousands of attempts, the drill is difficult because if your tip strikes the cueball even a hair to the right or left you will fail and if your stroke is not straight you will fail

The table you buy will be FAR better than the one you own now, it will give you the ability to PRACTICE, not just play games, do you play in league? If yes, practicing on a table that you will compete on will help, that's my 2 cents worth, hope it helps

Built one of those myself, have a few ball sets including 1 really beat up set and it does a great job on all of them, less than $40 and about 2 hours into building it AND I don't have to "replace" any cleaning parts, take the microfiber towel off wash it and it's like new again.

All quality tooling machinery have better tolerances than machinery of old just like everything else, even cheaper cues are better built, old growth wood is harder to find and more expensive but many like me are using CF, the advantage being repeatability in how the cue plays, if it feels good...

I'll give you that, the shape of TAOM chalk makes it easier to apply correctly too in my humble opinion, it's easier to wipe instead of drill......

Do you like your cue? Don't worry about what anyone else thinks about your cue, they don't have to use it, look at the cue Efren started out with, after a while you may try different cues and find one you like better but this might be just the right cue for you, if you truly want to be a better...

When TAOM V10 chalk came out I thought anyone who bought it would be stupid,$20? No way!!! I have always used a magnetic chalk holder, I hated having to walk around the table and having to look for it, having right at my side just made my pre-shot routine, more routine, so I bought a new chalk...

Rent or buy a used valley table😉

I think LePro is a pretty hard tip and the Bulletproof Recoil is harder than that in my opinion but has the best chalk retention of any tip I've ever used, I was not a hard tip guy until I tried the Recoil tip so you may be the better judge there, I am still using the 1st one installed on my cue...

You are correct, I assume you have already found your vision center, that should be the first thing you learn before learning anything else, if you don't know how your brain computes what true center is it's going to be a long journey.......

If you really want to see if your stroke is straight and you are hitting center of the cuball try the "whitey don't lie" drill, cueball on the foot spot, object ball on head spot, the goal is to shoot a stop shot, after hitting the rail have the object ball come back and hit the cueball and...

The tip on the left has a proper nickel radius, the one on the right doesn't, looks just like the one I did by "eye" after using the proper tool and returning the tip to a nickel radius the difference in play was dramatic, I now use a Willard's nickel radius tool about every 6 weeks to verify...

Been using the green (Hard) for 2 years, doesn't mushroom, it's a really hard tip, I started with soft tips then went to med tips, when I tried the Taom Fusion I expected it to be a med tip but it was much harder, if I try a new tip and I don't like it I always leave it on for a couple of...

No and absolutely no, each has a different stroke, they also have different arm lengths, height, weight, speed of stroke, we could go on but the point is there no "right" stroke, only the right stroke for you, if you are copying someone else's stroke and it doesn't feel right to you it's...