3 Tips On Pool Technique

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http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=94548&highlight=back+pause

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[octaviakf]

Where did you get your table from b/c I am looking for a gray felt table rt now mine is blue. Also what do you think is a good stick to get

[forcefollow]

@octaviakf You can get felt in any color you like from simonis. I would look in to getting a Cuetec or Mcdermott cue.

Cheers,

Marcus

[madurru]

Your videos are better than any I've seen on youtube! I have used many of your drills and am seeing great results. P.S. I would like to see mor about three and four rail position drills or something to help my one pocket game. Thank You!

[forcefollow]

I appreciate your feedback. Please tell your friends about my videos.

[Rodneymoney]

Tnx for your tips, I'm always eager to try new drills to help improve my game, keep up the good work and don't pay no mind to the naysayers out there.

[forcefollow]

Thanx for the word. It means allot.

[spacetornadoogawa]

Just wanted to say that your videos are great. Excellent advice, and easy to understand tips. Thanks for the help!

[gohan798]

I was wondering what advice you might have for an aggressive type pool player. Not meaning angry at people just very hard on the balls. Do you happen to have a video that might help with ball control and power control. If so please send me the link. And thanks for the great advice hope to here from you soon...

[rstar88105]

I just wanted to ask, have you ever played with different shafts tapers?

The cue I have is a 13mm pro taper and I find myself finishing the stroke very long past the parallel portion so I get the feeling of the shaft growing in my fingers in the cone portion of the shaft. I really like this feeling and so I am considering trying out a double taper or more of a cone style taper so I can have the feeling I want without the length of stroke I need to get that with on a pro taper shaft.

[380browning]

your videos are way better than any one elses. i will take this into consoderation next time i play. thanks for the vid cant wait to see more.

[MilltowneMike]

cliff joyner has a back pause in his stoke, but to me its more of a hitch.... watch my videos of me beating the 9 ball ghost and tell me what i need to work on, if you have time that is, im always up for getting good advice

[Firefox867]

Speaking for myself, I got something from this video. But then again, I'm not a professional, just trying to learn.

[LeonFleisherFan]

Oops! Meant to type "almost ALL of them" (Snooker players), of course... Thanks for these videos, by the way - keep up the great work!

[LeonFleisherFan]

No wonder, she's a (former?) Snooker player - almost of them make absolutely sure of pausing at the end of their back swing. As to the discussion what's "long enough", the answer is really simple: long enough for one's eyes (or dominant eye) to focus on the intended target - that's the minimum (meaning, inevitably, there has to be a pause - muscles pulling in one's arm simultaneously pulling into opposite directions are a definite no-no).