(if you have seen this before please don't just in with the "oh that's been out for X time now" statement)
First off, Just found out that Predator will be putting out a 314(3) that's three fourteen 3 shaft soon that has the least amount of deflection they have ever produced, not sure when the release is.
For those of you how have been asking for and app, an improvement to the pool.pz site, so type of app that can help illustrate shot and what not, I came across an app that does that today. It's called Shot Pad Draw by Daily Cocoa, it's available on both apple and android and i must say replaces a lot of paper for people like me (pool.pz has a printable template that you can use to illustrate shots etc and I've been using that to document drills". That same developer also has a drill app "same name just without the Draw" but it only has 1 drill per drill so i'm not sure how to rate that.
This app function pretty much just like the pool website with the templates that we have all used in the past right here, except now we can document a particular shot the second it happens for future review. It is completely free and I think worth checking out.
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First off, Just found out that Predator will be putting out a 314(3) that's three fourteen 3 shaft soon that has the least amount of deflection they have ever produced, not sure when the release is.
For those of you how have been asking for and app, an improvement to the pool.pz site, so type of app that can help illustrate shot and what not, I came across an app that does that today. It's called Shot Pad Draw by Daily Cocoa, it's available on both apple and android and i must say replaces a lot of paper for people like me (pool.pz has a printable template that you can use to illustrate shots etc and I've been using that to document drills". That same developer also has a drill app "same name just without the Draw" but it only has 1 drill per drill so i'm not sure how to rate that.
This app function pretty much just like the pool website with the templates that we have all used in the past right here, except now we can document a particular shot the second it happens for future review. It is completely free and I think worth checking out.
Pic.
