Quit while you can
the same factors that caused you to quit are still the same
you are not going to be pro,there is no action in pool
and if there were it is seldom easy or soft action
make something of yourself
Quit pool while you have a chance
Stopped playing for over a year and just now starting to shoot again. Decided I want to get serious about pool again. Having trouble getting back into stroke. Any suggestions other than not posting and reading the forums???
Quit while you can
the same factors that caused you to quit are still the same
you are not going to be pro,there is no action in pool
and if there were it is seldom easy or soft action
make something of yourself
Quit pool while you have a chance
Quit while you can
the same factors that caused you to quit are still the same
you are not going to be pro,there is no action in pool
and if there were it is seldom easy or soft action
make something of yourself
Quit pool while you have a chance
Is there any substitute for table time and hitting a million balls? I think not.
Assumptions...Quit while you can
the same factors that caused you to quit are still the same
you are not going to be pro,there is no action in pool
and if there were it is seldom easy or soft action
make something of yourself
Quit pool while you have a chance
Have you seek out a coach or instructor? I've notice players will happily spend hundreds for the latest cue or shaft, but wouldn't spend a dime for instruction or coaching.
Have you seek out a coach or instructor? I've notice players will happily spend hundreds for the latest cue or shaft, but wouldn't spend a dime for instruction or coaching.[/Q
Not yet.
I spent many years training under Ken Tewksbury and a few other coaches (weekly and bi weekly) plus with instructors like Scott Lee and Joe Tucker.
Bit this might be a great way to get back, thanks.
Pete
Stopped playing for over a year and just now starting to shoot again. Decided I want to get serious about pool again. Having trouble getting back into stroke. Any suggestions other than not posting and reading the forums???
Try experimenting with some different strokes...
Those are for different folks though.
Have you seek out a coach or instructor? I've notice players will happily spend hundreds for the latest cue or shaft, but wouldn't spend a dime for instruction or coaching.[/Q
Not yet.
I spent many years training under Ken Tewksbury and a few other coaches (weekly and bi weekly) plus with instructors like Scott Lee and Joe Tucker.
Bit this might be a great way to get back, thanks.
Pete
Assumptions...
Stopped playing for over a year and just now starting to shoot again. Decided I want to get serious about pool again. Having trouble getting back into stroke. Any suggestions other than not posting and reading the forums???