Taking it to the next level

[Black-Balled]

Thinking of immersing myself in a whole new way of life, in an effort to be the best pool player I can be.













Is a regimen of LSD advised? I was thinking of starting there.

 

[12squared]

Is a regimen of LSD advised?...

Not sure if it's advised, but if that's the path you choose, as the the pockets are opening and closing, shoot while they're open.

Dave

 

[one stroke]

Thinking of immersing myself in a whole new way of life, in an effort to be the best pool player I can be.













Is a regimen of LSD advised? I was thinking of starting there.

Yep and then actually getting out and playing might help

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[ChopStick]

Thinking of immersing myself in a whole new way of life, in an effort to be the best pool player I can be.






Is a regimen of LSD advised? I was thinking of starting there.

It's never too late to start wasting your life.

 

[beetle]

FYI, you might want to actually go out and COMPETE!!!!

 

[prewarhero]

I am pretty much in the same boat. I am tired of not being as good as I desire to be. I have recently made a commitment to put in the dedication to improve with the limited amount of table time I can get with a work and family life.

I have had lessons. My stroke is good as is most of my fundamentals. I need to work on cueing, speed control, focus, and maybe aiming via-a-via stance,lining up and target.

I am thinking about taking a few more lessons to address those issues. Im thinking Jerry brieseth for a fundamentals check up and Stan shuffet for cte/pro one.

For speed control and position route help I think I will just do drills, no?

Any thoughts or suggestions?

 

[RRfireblade]

The real question is.....

Why?

 

[MikeMaaen]

Sure hope you are independently wealthy. If so...go for it!

 

[Dopc]

Is the mental aspect of the game not already tough enough?

 

[Tommy-D]

If you try it,and I'm NOT suggesting you do,just make sure you say hi to the air conditioner vent for me.... Tommy D.

 

[SloMoHolic]

Is a regimen of LSD advised? I was thinking of starting there.

We at AZB try to be as helpful and supportive of our fellow players as possible.

In that spirit, I offer you a few previews of the fantastical places your journey may take you:







Good luck..

 

[SterlingArcher]

Thinking of immersing myself in a whole new way of life, in an effort to be the best pool player I can be.

Is a regimen of LSD advised? I was thinking of starting there.

After the LSD treatment, take all of your money and set it on fire. Then do more LSD. Do this for a day or two, and you'll pretty much get the full pool immersion experience in less time. :thumbup:

 

[Black-Balled]

After the LSD treatment, take all of your money and set it on fire. Then do more LSD. Do this for a day or two, and you'll pretty much get the full pool immersion experience in less time. :thumbup:

reminds me of a 'friend'. Really good 1p player, liked to do PCP, couldn't keep money at all.

Called me up one day, sounding all sad. Told me he had been doing PCP in the woods and got paranoid. Decided to bury his ~$800 cash in the woods and lost it, could he hold $50? Dumbass...!

 

[Black-Balled]

Not sure if it's advised, but if that's the path you choose, as the the pockets are opening and closing, shoot while they're open.

Dave

That is actually really good advice, 144.

 

[SterlingArcher]

reminds me of a 'friend'. Really good 1p player, liked to do PCP, couldn't keep money at all.

Called me up one day, sounding all sad. Told me he had been doing PCP in the woods and got paranoid. Decided to bury his ~$800 cash in the woods and lost it, could he hold $50? Dumbass...!

He might be on to something here.....its either bury it in the woods or trust bank with it

 

[Tramp Steamer]

I think a regimen of Lintels, Salads, and Dairy products would be an excellent program. Why, you'd be fit as a fiddle in no time, and I applaud your attitude, especially when so many young folks these days are wasting their lives away on drugs and smart phones.
Go get 'em Black-Balled. I salute your fresh new approach to an old idea. :smile:

 

[Maniac]

Thinking of immersing myself in a whole new way of life, in an effort to be the best pool player I can be.
















Is a regimen of LSD advised? I was thinking of starting there.

You're doomed!!! :thumbup:

I mean that in a good way.

Maniac (LSD WOULD help!)

 

[randyg]

I am pretty much in the same boat. I am tired of not being as good as I desire to be. I have recently made a commitment to put in the dedication to improve with the limited amount of table time I can get with a work and family life.

I have had lessons. My stroke is good as is most of my fundamentals. I need to work on cueing, speed control, focus, and maybe aiming via-a-via stance,lining up and target.

I am thinking about taking a few more lessons to address those issues. Im thinking Jerry brieseth for a fundamentals check up and Stan shuffet for cte/pro one.

For speed control and position route help I think I will just do drills, no?

Any thoughts or suggestions?

You could travel to Texas and get them all in one trip.....randyg

 

[crabbcatjohn]

life changing

Thinking of immersing myself in a whole new way of life, in an effort to be the best pool player I can be.

Is a regimen of LSD advised? I was thinking of starting there.

May i suggest the 8 way? Working yourself up to 1 under each eye lid every day should get you where you want to be. Of course your going to need something to take the edge off so i highly recomend supplementing your daily regiment with TOI. Tequilia, Oxy and Indica.

 

[Table Top Joe]

LSD will only get you to short stop speed.

If you want to shoot pro-speed, I suggest using DMT and speaking directly to the pool gods.