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yes i have also noticed this....and i always say that the lesson will be close to pointless unless they practice what they learned...most people think if they take a lesson that they will instantly become better pool players .. unfortunately it doesnt work like that... we as instructors can...

Start with racking 3 balls.. Break, then take ball in hand and run out... Complete this drill 5times in a row , then rack 4 balls and do the same... However if u scratch or miss u start over . Start over meaning if u ran 3 balls 3 times in a row then missed on your 4th rack u must go back to...

i agree 100% shooter....good topic

a great freind of mine. kevin freeman from nj

1970's ... my father Edward Ulanski r.i.p

your focus should always stay inside the rails.... so its kinda hard not to watch :)

sandcastle billiards. edison nj......

Good topic...My awnser would be because we love the game... So we will continue to touture ourselves :) unfortunately im sure this will happen again and u will still continue to play... I would jus try to have a diffrent attitude towards the gAme, im not gonna preach cause im sure u have heard...

It was fun racking for ya gerard :) ... U got the 8!

It was fun racking for ya kid :)

Good stuff donny :)

we all have weak parts in our game. u have to identify what they are and work on them. not by playing but by practicing and being aware...

8 ball is more of a bar table game i would say, their are alot of 8 ball players in the bars........9 ball,10 ball etc are played mostly in pool rooms...

Try puting most of your weight on your front foot.... Stop at the cue ball for atleast 1 second then come back slowly on your back swing to build energy... Then accelerate fast threw the cueball .. Btw 20 is not a bad break speed... Control whitey :)

I think It is necessary to have all the equipment reqiured to play your best pool.. A carpenter has all the tools in his pouch even if he doesnt always need the hammer etc...if u play alot u def want a break cue with a hard semi flattened tip unlike your playing cue, standard for that would be a...

monk says it best....master concentration and u will master consistency ...... read point the way

read point the way & also zen golf....... gl

def would :)

in the pool world if u are a really strong player its very hard for them not to be known....its kinda a small community.. if some1 walks into your room lookin for action that u have never seen and their isnt any info on him i think it would be very rare but i would jus play him even cheap sets...

i can try to help, i hope i understand what u mean... as far as the high level players playin each other im sure they would be playing even...there are systems like the a-d that could give u a general idea of what u can spot some1.....or do u mean top pro vs middle or low pro and what game? i...