Any Solutions To This Problem?

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DrCue'sProtege

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i have noticed this happening to me on more than one occassion. as a matter of fact, i even said it Out Loud to myself last night, and i was right.

seems like when i first start playing of an evening at times i will screw up some runouts i feel i shouldnt. then, once i finally get that first runout accomplished, things tend to fall in place then. last night i must have screwed up 3-4 good opportunities to runout early, and then i managed to run a rack. after that i ran some more, and things seemed to click ok.

any of you posters experienced this?
if so, any solutions and/or recommendations?

DCP
 
It's just called warming up and finding your groove. Sometimes it involves any one or more of the following: tempo, timing, stroking, alignment, speed control, thinking, touch, visualization, and sight.
 
thanks fellow fanatics.

i noticed in Peoria that Vivian, just as it was about time for introductions, threw 4 balls out onto the table and ran them as her last few practice strokes. perhaps i'll start to use this "4 ball" routine before breaking and trying to run racks.

DCP
 
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