One thing's for sure: Taom brand chalk would be a bad choice for use with this training ball; its the cleanest chalk I've used.I hate that my rempe ball doesn't hold chalk. I was. Very dissapointed with that purchase. Srry. I know that's not what this thread was about but wanted to vent a little
Oh, and I threw away the instruction booklet. There was really no reason to keep them.
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On the subject, something bad has happened to my stroke over the years. I really notice it on long straight shots. I am absolutely aiming and stroking right (good enough to make it or just barely miss). But then I miss by a foot. I'm hitting off center and throwing the cue (pretty sure). I just can't seem to straighten my stroke out no matter how hard I concentrate. Never used to be a problem when I was young(er). Any advice?Players who want to learn more about how to play and feel that a training ball will help them. And sometimes it does.
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I bought a used Jim Rempe training ball. there were no instructions. Does any one have a scan of the instruction of using this ball?
Thanks in advance
Wendy
Air shoot the shot - as in right over dead center cue ball. Make sure the tip finishes at dead center ghost ball. There's your stick line. Get straight down to center ball and look at the cueball face when you pull the trigger.On the subject, something bad has happened to my stroke over the years. I really notice it on long straight shots. I am absolutely aiming and stroking right (good enough to make it or just barely miss). But then I miss by a foot. I'm hitting off center and throwing the cue (pretty sure). I just can't seem to straighten my stroke out no matter how hard I concentrate. Never used to be a problem when I was young(er). Any advice?