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I think it really depends on what you are looking for. I took the intensive a number of years ago (4 or 5 I guess), and I really don't know if the program has changed since then. Tom's information on fundamentals is good, but if your are an advanced player, then rebuilding your stroke may not be...

Excellent review This is a very good review of this DVD, which I purchased and watched a number of times (the first version). I found myself asking all of the same questions about this DVD as this reviewer, particularly why so much emphasis is placed on the dominant eye in the beginning of the...

Was it Royal Billiards? And is it worth checking out?

Hi all...I'm out in Newark DE for a couple of days and wondering if there are any pool halls in the area. I checked the internet/yellow pages but I haven't located one yet that still seems to be in business. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance!

Hi T-dog, PM sent!

If you happen to be on the upper east side, you can check out Eastside Billiards at 86th St. between 3rd Ave. and Lexington. It's not really a player's room, but it's nice and the crowd is friendly.

Thanks to you all for taking the time to reply...I'll definitely check a couple of them out!

Hi Everyone, I'm going to be staying in San Diego this weekend for a conference, and was wondering if someone can tell me if there are any pool halls worth checking out. I'll be staying downtown near the Gaslamp Quarter. Thanks!

Airborn This is similar to a trick shot in one of the women's trick shot challenges on ESPN...The trick was to thin the nine ball down into the corner pocket with the cue elevated, bouncing off the back of the side pocket and back onto the table bed. Am I remembering that correctly?

I often employ backhand english (pivot and point) for compensating for deflection. This of course requires that the pivot point of the cue be at a comfortable bridge length (6-8 inches). Higher quality shafts with low deflection have pivot points too far back for bridging, but the shafts with...