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In a short you tube video, Alex Pagulayan states his case for CB last. It appears to me that he is advocating this more as a learning tool, rather than "this is how the pros do it."

So their estimates for taking a pool neophyte to these Fargo levels: 400(2-12 months), 500(6mo to 2 years), 600 (2-3) years, assumes 10 hours of table time per week, league competitive play, and professional coaching. So reaching Fargo 400 could take ~260 hours, Fargo 500 ~1000 hours, Fargo...

Many of the best players put their bridge forearm flat on the table surface or rail for added stability whenever possible. But, I have not seen this recommended in books or instructional videos that are geared to players still learning the fundamentals. Do instructors view this as an advanced...

Currently playing with a maple shaft, pivot point is at about 12 inches. This is pretty close to my natural bridge length, so I am getting good results minimizing squirt when using back hand english. So what happens if I switch to a low-deflection shaft that has a pivot point of over 14 inches...

Would appreciate rules clarification (if , in fact, actual rules exist): Bowliards: - Is it BIH after break (kitchen or anywhere), or play it where the CB is? - Balls made on break spotted or left down? - BIH anywhere (or kitchen) after first miss or play from where CB is? - BIH anywhere or...