must be stuck in this thread. I am on a high run pace. 
The HUGE value in watching the tip ball interaction is the Data.
Conditions change so it takes a little time to find my range.
The Binary decision Z.
Experiments in looking at the cueball while delivering the stroke.
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must be stuck in this thread. I am on a high run pace. The HUGE value in watching the tip ball interaction is the Data.
Conditions change so it takes a little time to find my range.
The Binary decision Z.
The intro spection section starts upon miss. Let's look at the program. Where did it break ? Ah the ring finger. Lame it. the brain suggests. Of course the muscles blame the brain. So try it again. And on and Oops suppose I should be in the practice thread. 
the brain suggests. Of course the muscles blame the brain. So try it again. And on and Oops suppose I should be in the practice thread.
Well, the Snooker is on again. Judd Trump this morning. Vs the Young Gun. Day 3 British Open. Every well a good inquiry mind can gather evidence.
Eye patterns are very interesting.
Eye patterns are very interesting.
Snooker coverage is giving FREE LESSONS!!!
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Williams vs Selby at 2-2 going to 4.
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Williams vs Selby at 2-2 going to 4.
Well eye pattern is addressed in this youtube video by C J Wiley.
I just wish he would make his recordings while at the rest stops.
I have been here before, is the mindset.
I just witnessed the unspeakable scratch by John Higgins playing Anthony McGill. It replicates the one I experienced in our last league outing.
The incredibly thin cut that had whitey going 4 rails for perfect shape. However it found the hole in the 4th rail.
Oh well shrug it was oh so close.
The precision cueball is most likely attained looking at whitey as I hit it. Just like baseball and table tennis. Keeping whitey under control keeps the difficulty factor down.
My favorite over heard ass says mint was, "he command his cueball. "
I just witnessed the unspeakable scratch by John Higgins playing Anthony McGill. It replicates the one I experienced in our last league outing.
The incredibly thin cut that had whitey going 4 rails for perfect shape. However it found the hole in the 4th rail.
Oh well shrug
it was oh so close.The precision cueball is most likely attained looking at whitey as I hit it. Just like baseball and table tennis. Keeping whitey under control keeps the difficulty factor down.
My favorite over heard ass says mint was, "he command his cueball. "
Can't recall the one handed practice discussion. However picked it for the morning Challenge oh the day.
Lefty earned a trophy
photo.
Cueball starts on the star pad under the cue.
One handed phenolic tip ( with calk allowed).
The one ball is respotted. Lefty made it first try and cueball lays where it stop.
Yeah! Ready Set go.
Lefty earned a trophy
photo.
Cueball starts on the star pad under the cue.
One handed phenolic tip ( with calk allowed
).The one ball is respotted. Lefty made it first try and cueball lays where it stop.
Yeah! Ready Set go.
I guess it's not so hard after all as Right made it first attempt too.! Race is on. The Chase is on .
Murphy and McGill putting it on display in the finals of the British Open.
Could be a barn burner. Certainly worth the price of admission.
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Could be a barn burner. Certainly worth the price of admission.
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