You don't need to ask him for lessons he will more than gladly tell you for free
One thing Mike isn't is lost for words
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This is also true.
"Sigel is the teacher"
You don't need to ask him for lessons he will more than gladly tell you for free
One thing Mike isn't is lost for words
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I've played and watched many champion players through the years and I still believe Mike was the toughest to beat in the big matches. Not only has he mastered all games "inside" and out, he also understands the deep level of competition. Most champion players will agree that they would rather face anyone in the finals other than Sigel!
Snip..... If you have any specific questions, or areas of curiosity I will be happy to answer and share what Mike and I talked about anytime.
All games?
One pocket, Banks, golf, 3 cushion.
Are the 3, with one pocket being the biggest spot missing in his game.
I picket Golf, because most cities have a place to play golf and most old timers of 60 play golf.
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I've played and watched many champion players through the years and I still believe Mike was the toughest to beat in the big matches. Not only has he mastered all games "inside" and out, he also understands the deep level of competition. Most champion players will agree that they would rather face anyone in the finals other than Sigel!
All games?
One pocket, Banks, golf, 3 cushion.
Are the 3, with one pocket being the biggest spot missing in his game.
Does the "31 Degree Rule" have to do with the orientation and placement of the feet?
The only time the shot line, sight line, cue line, and contact point-to-contact point line are the same is on a straight-in shot with no side spin. Borrowed from Mike Page's, Fargo Billiards:
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lol why would you say one pocket was missing in his game?
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=36452
Could you make that larger please, it's difficult to see. :groucho:
The visual line is established ABOVE THE BALL.....before you get down on the shot.
The "trick" is to know how to come down on the shot correctly. Only the champion players do this as well as possible. It can be taught, but takes 3 weeks to incorporate.
You really don't have any idea what information is available today, do you???
......with a TOI, right?
Anyway, seeing and falling down on the shot correctly is not the hard part.......the hard part is delivering a straight stroke every time.
Oh, I'm sure he does. He's just redefining what the word "available" means. That'll be $29.95, please.
Bob Ogbern
Ogburn.
A great player from our neck of the woods.