RonV said:I never said killed i said hit..and that was just an old joke...But you wouldn`t get your too young...Ron V.
Yeah, I'm too young. I guess 40 isn't old enough anymore.
MULLY
try not to be so sensitive, I was just kidding around
RonV said:I never said killed i said hit..and that was just an old joke...But you wouldn`t get your too young...Ron V.
And when we turn 50, that won't be old enough either.mullyman said:Yeah, I'm too young. I guess 40 isn't old enough anymore.
two wrongs don't make a right, but three rights make a left.David Beck said:So if I make a right turn I won't get hit by a bus?
eze said:Ron i agree with you a whole lot.I think there are some good instructors and some good instructional dvds out there ,but lessons in person are pretty high or to far away for alot of people.Besides Joe T, Freddy,J Reid,DR Cue there,s realy not a whole lot out for more advance players.I have taken lesson with Dave Matlock and i ask Dave how he aimed ,he said you hit about 10,000,000balls and your giong to no where to hit the ball.So Dave aimes by feel.Problem,alot of us cant do this ,do to job ,family and other things.Someone needs to do a video for advance shot making, long and short,speed and inside and outside english,bhe,how to ajust on certain shot realy break down the tuff shots, and different aiming systems.So Ron make the video and i will be the first to buy it. Guaranteed.
I did not say he plays by feel,I said he aims by feel,He has hit so many balls he knows how to line upon them and how to adjust and how to pocket them by playing so much.(memory,feel ,what ever youlike to call it). Also everyone plays by feel whether you use aiming and banking systems,feel is always in the game .As far as banking and kicking and safety play he uses nothing but systems.I have been playing for about 20 years so quick fix would be nice but pool is not that easy,but after talking with Ronv for about 20 minuts on the phone on his aiming system ,it has brought my game up another notch.Long cuts shots that i just couldnt tell where to hit, i always stayed away from,but not now.I might not make it everytime,but im not scared of them.As for instructors there,s alot on your list i would like to take lesson from.av84fun said:If you are referring to DVD's I agree that there is room in the market for more advanced player material...BUT, having said that, I believe that with respect to many DVDs available, the problem lies more with the STUDENTS than the DVDs.What I mean by that is all too many people look for quick fixes...buy a DVD set, watch it once or twice...practice about 10% of what they are told to practice and for about 1/100th of the TIME they are supposed to spend on practice...and then complain that the DVD was not advanced enough..What ADVANCED play is...is not making 89 degree full table cuts. What it IS, is never having to do so!As for Matlock, he is a GREAT, GREAT player..but he does NOT play by "feel." No one in the history of pool has ever played "by feel."With respect to aiming, all great players take DEAD AIM and they know precisely where they are aiming...AND WHY.MANY cannot EXPLAIN themselves very well which is why some great players are horrible teachers....but being unable to explain themselves doesn't mean they just bend over shots...say a quick little prayer and shoot. They DON'T do that...even if they think they do. For those who say they do, just challenge them to play some if they will close their eyes before taking their final stroke!* (-:But if you were not referring to DVDs, you left out several world class instructors including Allison Fisher, Gerda Hofstatter, Stan Shuffett, Scott Lee, Jerry Briesath, Bob Jewett and Mark Wilson.And from what I hear, Ron V belongs right near the top of the list.Regards,Jim
av84fun said:If you are referring to DVD's
What ADVANCED play is...is not making 89 degree full table cuts. What it IS, is never having to do so!
As for Matlock, he is a GREAT, GREAT player..but he does NOT play by "feel." No one in the history of pool has ever played "by feel."
With respect to aiming, all great players take DEAD AIM and they know precisely where they are aiming...AND WHY.
Regards,
Jim