The apartment complex I live in has a number of small tables available to residents. The problem is that they are in horrible condition.
The cloth is worn, stained, and very, very slow. The tables are not level, and the rails seem less lively than normal. The balls are worn out and then some.
The tables appear to be low end Brunswicks that were set up new and completely ignored thereafter. Aggravating the issue are residents who rearrange the furniture in the game room, including moving the tables.
As bad as they are, I'd still like to take advantage of their availability. But, I don't want to pick up bad habits while compensating for the tables. How is my time best spent on equipment in poor condition? Thanks.
Good Rolls,
Rasta
The cloth is worn, stained, and very, very slow. The tables are not level, and the rails seem less lively than normal. The balls are worn out and then some.
The tables appear to be low end Brunswicks that were set up new and completely ignored thereafter. Aggravating the issue are residents who rearrange the furniture in the game room, including moving the tables.
As bad as they are, I'd still like to take advantage of their availability. But, I don't want to pick up bad habits while compensating for the tables. How is my time best spent on equipment in poor condition? Thanks.
Good Rolls,
Rasta