I made a post a while back asking about help with form. A lot of people gave great input and the one I've actually gotten around to trying right off is buying and reading the book "A Complete Idiot's Guide to Pool and Billiards" by Ewa Laurance. I don't think I've ever gone through a book that big, that quick. I dredged a lot of information from it and it made an immediate improvement in my game, especially in the aspects of my stance, stroke, and just over all seat-to-table motion. I've never been able to apply a self help book so directly and quickly. I'd totally reccomend this book to beginners like me, who need a firm foundation to build their pool knowlege on. the only downside is, well, carrying around a book for "idiots". But all ego aside, after applying the tips in this book and spending some time in the poolhall, you should be able to defend your honor soon enough. Thanks to whoever reccomended that one.
Next Up: I need to go to that Cue-Tech class in Dallas with RandyG... can't wait for that trip
Next Up: I need to go to that Cue-Tech class in Dallas with RandyG... can't wait for that trip