Search results

I’ve heard the waters get murky here in these parts. Do you view systems as hard and fast rules, crutches, witch-craft, or solid references for particular cut/speed angles? I really enjoy this guys genguine and lighthearted approach to learning. He communicates an obvious passion for the game:

Stumbled on this today and can’t recall seeing it posted before. Only name familiarity and Lou’s lesson story. Surprised to see that the rack outline isn’t marked in the man’s own room. Guess I should be watching Derby highlights, but this just seems so… I dunno, Wholesome.

I am trying to be patient. He seems like a good kid. I shouldn’t have to repeat myself too many times. He naturally gets down close to the proper shot line. However, he grips the back of the cue where his forearm is way behind and the tip is almost 2 ball widths away from contact. Try to tell...

Saw a flyer today for a tourney. Tried to link a pic, but I’m too simple to size things small enough to meet the criteria. “Ratings based upon known ability and previous performance.” Had a little picture of a raffle ticket that said, “lower your rank lottery sold.” I get the known ability...

I know we’re inundated with shooters and wannabes. I try to check it all out with a grain of salt. This dude hasn’t gotten a lot of views, but I feel like he’s a real person trying his best to get his point across and help people out. I like how he talks about forcing yourself to make a shot...

I’m sure someone has experience with it. Used Dawn dish soap and warm water when I noticed it, but there is at least one spot that didn’t come out all the way. I’m overdue for a recovery, so maybe this will put me over the hump.

Sup y’all? I was watching the junior final at the International Open the other night while I was going to sleep. In between long blinks, I heard Jeremy Jones say: “You always hear people talk about low deflection shafts, but you never hear people talk about a low deflection stroke.” It’s...