Want to learn 3-cushion

jjspelman

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HI, I had posted in the main forum and it was suggested I try here as well.

I would like to know if there is anyone available to meet and introduce me to 3 cushion billiards in the Tampa Bay Area. I know there is a place called Billares here in Tampa but I am also willing to travel for the right situation.

Thanks!

@mr3cushion ?
 

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bbb

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why do you want to learn 3 cushion?
is it to learn the game or to learn ways to get the cue ball around the table?
or both?
 

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Just play on a pool table if you have one.


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TrxR

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Can a you use a standard pool cue for this or is a carom cue a better option? If so why?
 

Bob Jewett

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Can a you use a standard pool cue for this or is a carom cue a better option? If so why?
At the risk of offending my friends who sell carom cues....

The difference in size between a pool ball and a carom ball is comparable to the differences between common tip sizes, which is to say down in the noise. I think the vast majority of pool players who want to try carom should use their pool cue at least at the start. Maybe try a carom cue later to see if in fact it works better for them.
 
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jjspelman

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I did find someone local here who was affordable. but unfortunately there was a language barrier. He was hispanic and his English wasn't the best so we were constantly, and I do mean constantly, using our phones to translate. lol

But I don't feel I was learning anything anyway so I have moved on. He was a very good player but not a great teacher, unfortunately. I will keep searching.
 

Bob Jewett

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I did find someone local here who was affordable. but unfortunately there was a language barrier. He was hispanic and his English wasn't the best so we were constantly, and I do mean constantly, using our phones to translate. lol

But I don't feel I was learning anything anyway so I have moved on. He was a very good player but not a great teacher, unfortunately. I will keep searching.
Have you starting reading Byrne's books yet?
 
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