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i bet you wish you could play with a real cue instead of a scientific calculator, the feedback you get would give results that do not lie ;-)

a loose or death grip does exactly the same thing for me. i notice no difference

I can't give any tips but I sure can learn a thing or two. Very nice.

Have a merry christmas!! I thought that your contributions to the thread were pretty good. I learned a lot from your replies.

I'd play a safe off the side of the green striped ball with low left. Going 2 rails to behind what looks like is a purple striped ball. It would criss cross below side pocket to behind the purple striped ball. Leaving the one as the only real option to shoot as a bank in the side. Also breaking...

I took about a 10 year break. Well I only played about 3 times a year. It was the best thing for my game. When I came back I was a lot better than before. I didn't forget a thing. So don't worry too much about not practicing. but I hope you are able to get to the pool hall soon.

Whatever is easiest for you in the particular shot. Also many players do things differently because they have different styles. But you are a beginner typically the closer the cueball to the object ball the easier. Unless it is so close it obstructs you from stroking the pool cue. In other words...

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Use short mini strokes. Could also play around with bridge lengths. For a visual example see Dennis Orcollo or Alex Pagulayan on Youtube.com. The less distance the tip is away from the cueball the less chance you add unwanted english. Generally the shorter the bridge the more accurate although...

Thank you for taking so much effort into explaining. It is not everyday you get to get instruction from a true master of the game

Well your fundamentals are pretty good. Most really good players have there chin touching or right above the cue. You are tall so it is not easy for you. Could help to bend the knees or something. You do look uncomfortable. But I think most players are when just starting. Not to bad. Not...

Well CJ I tried your technique today. I have always had a harder time with centerball shots than I do english shots. Just the way my stroke is. Works great!!

I was watching Francisco Bustamante when I saw him do it in this video (it should be at the right spot in the video): Thanks

Wow great thread. Really found it interesting. Some things that I have never comtemplated. I remember watching jose parica on youtube and seeing him put a slight bit of english on his shots and wondering why.

You should do anything that makes it easier for you. For me personally I wouldn't because it would make me feel uncomfortable. I just strive to be comfortable and focused on the shot. If I have to think about breathing than I am not focused on what I have to do I am focused breathing. Of course...

Great advice from very good players above. pro players who are very good have owned one cue for years like Earl Strickland for example.

I think that Efren could have shot it anyway and still won the game. I think that he chose that particular shot because 1) english is easy for him to use and that he didn't want to a tough cut on the next shot (would have to relied on speed control more otherwise). Again it was just because he...

What break cue is this? (the one busti using) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c24TvzfyTmY thanks

I might be a little behind the times. When I began playing pool a really hard break much like Earl Strickland and Francisco Bustamante was what you wanted to do. But now you have the cut break and everything. A slower more controlled break. Which do you think is the better break? I never really...

I am thinking about getting a Mike Gulyassy Sledgehammer. What do you think of them? Any recommendations for a break cue. I prefer hard leather tips. Thank you