Break Technique on ebay Any Good?

Scott Lee said:
TJ...You should watch Tiffany Nelson or Sarah Rousey break. They break as hard as any man! Of course, as I told you...it's not about how HARD you can break the rack...it's about how hard you can break them, and control whitey!:D

Scott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com

Oh I hear what you mean Scott. But the facts that I am stating are that Tiffany or Sarah are probably the best woman breakers, just like Charlie Bryant is one of the best men breakers. So if you were to compair the 2, Charlie is hands down the more powerful breaker. For whatever reason when god(or whomever you beleive your maker is) created man(woman), he desided to make men stronger.
 
Cornerman said:
Fred <~~~ asked for the money back
Did you place your bid?

I was too late to even be able to view the listing or the video.:confused: It was removed by ebay.

I really want to watch this special break video.

I have seen a lot of breaks because of my job, I have had Larry Nevel, Charlie Byrant, and Wu, break many times in front of me with crazy power and control...if this break is better than theirs, I really want to see it.

Did anyone save this video? Did they show his break speed? Is it over 30 mph?

Thank you.
Richard
 
Jeff said:
It's been removed

scottycoyote said:
yeah the ad is misleading.......i thought it was the woman breaking too, then when you see the video its the guy. ...

More likely, the listing was removed because it was miscategorized in the "other cues" category. I browse that category each morning, and report all such nuisances. There's enough crappy cues in there without seeing 30-40 listings of tips, lights, table covers, tip tools, and instructional materials. Since I started reporting a month ago, the percentage of miscategorized listings has fallen from about 20% to 1-3% per day. The worst offenders seem to have gotten the message.

I bought the "Rack Attack" item yesterday for $8.88 delivered via email. I won't queer the guy's game, either. The technique is sound from a physics standpoint. If ball spread is your objective, this will do the trick. But you'll want to use a cue that you don't mind scratching up, since it rests on the head rail.
 
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