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Right now my team consists of a high 6 a medium 5, 2 4s that play like 5s two 3s that play like 4s a legitimate 3 and another 3 that i am about to have knocked down to a 2 even when we get to states and have a few handicaps moved up we will still be underhandicapped enough to be a real force.

One thing not mentioned in the post you linked to is handndicap manipulation . I highly reccomend it. If you have a 4 that plays like a 5 then throw him enough when he's drunk to keep his handicap down also you can pay attention to little things like if he plays bad against girls and put him in...

Okay, heres my winning strategy which is way more helpful then that book . 1. Phase one is build a well rounded team. something like 6,6,5,5,4,4,3,2 which is also suggested in the book. 2. Phase 2 is throwing for 3 wins everytime . and 4 against really weak teams. i do this by attempting to duck...

I have the book lying around somewhere the strategies are widely known. and can be summed up in about 1 paragraph. I wouldn't waste money on that crap. Let him learn by trial by fire the lessons will be deeper and stick better t I

I don't use anything as an excuse. My philosophy won't allow for it. Its probably the reason I win so many games I really shouldn't. When I'm in a game I don't think about my eye dominance at all.Even when I miss a shot I don't blame my eyes I blame myself and think about immediate adjustments I...

This one issue is disturbing me a lot. I read Dr. Dave's book (The illustrated principles of pool and billiards). In his book listed as principle 2.8 third point down in the box it states that "your dominant eye, entire arm (especially below the elbow),and the cue stick should all be on the same...