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Awesome looking cue.

I look at it like this. The two are equally important. You can't have one without the other. Knowing where to aim is great but if you can't hit the aim point with the cue ball your miss frequency goes up. Also, you can have the best stroke/stance out there but if you can't find the aim...

Maybe some new rails for the home table?

Nice looking table.

American Pool needs players with personality, a media production to promote the players, and a live audience, aka fans, to cheer for the players during a match... at appropriate times of course.

Some people use the "air stroke" to get a feel for how fast or hard they will stroke the cue ball for that particular shot. Hope that helps... & Apologies you had to read through so many Smart A-- answers.

I bought a Jeff Tucker jump break from a friend a few months ago. Beautiful cue, made out of Frog Wood, smashed breaks and looks great.

Thanks for all the details and pics. Looks beautiful.

What's replaced Kamui Chalk and tips? I like em both.

Have a title for each of the most popular disciplins, 8,9&10 ball, then players can attempt to unify them.

Pool needs spectator interaction, applauding quality play. Think Mosconi cup crowds.