Cue Stick Wall Rack

Learn to play pool by an APA player who’s team is currently in 1st place! Note this is his first set of videos, but he helped me learn easy, so I thought it would be cool if he could help others.

This place has 15 pool tables , 4 coin & the rest by the hour. 11am till 2am www.pocketstucson.com

I took the cue sticks in the pocket idea and expanded it. link: www.dailymotion.com

www.playpoolfulltime.com Master Cue Maker Steve Lomax explaining the art of Cue Making.

More skill on my two feet than in most Premiership teams… balance, control, concentration, poise, focus and precision. The simultaneous balance of two snooker cue sticks on my feet, over my head!!! I think I can safely say this trick has not been accomplished before, not anyway with low inertia ash sticks!! (There is one Russian antipodist who does something similar with two light cylinder “balancing” with the balls of her feet where the contact area is much greater.) *** This video is dedicated to my parents and best friends, Percy Hunter and Hannah Mary Sheahan Hunter (RIP) who “stuck” by me when I was on my back and helped me to get back on my feet several times over the years. God bless you both! *******

Second video of that farewell billiards night

This is a response to William’s thanksgivings shot that i have created for that day… 9 balls in one shot through double “railroaded” cues. Pretty easy to do, try it if you have seven cue sticks. Make that with all 15 balls as another response pp

The other day, Cooper was in the screened room watching some bigger kids play pool. Today, Cooper broke away from the finger painting saying he had to go somewhere. I asked him where do you “have to go?” He remained vague and worked his way to the screened room. I followed him. Once in the screen room, he told me that I should leave… repeatedly. I asked him, “Why?” as he coyly looked over the edge of the pool table checking out the billiard balls in the pockets. See, the other day, the bigger kids told him he was too short and too small to play pool with them. My guess is, he had something to prove to himself, and he was worried that I might tell him he couldn’t because of his size. Now, I wouldn’t let him use the cue sticks because of his size and the fact that the table doesn’t belong to me, but there are other ways to mess around and try and figure out the geometry of billiards without sticks. Well, this little adventure ended up occupying Cooper for a good 45 minutes to an hour.

A video tribute to the game of pool.(Part 2 of 2) Just a few of my favorite pool shots & sharks

In billiards, jump the cue ball over a ball by elevating the cue stick in order to hit the center of the ball. Use a jump break cue to drive straight down into the table and lift the cue ball with tips from an experienced pool player in this free video on billiards. Expert: Joe Nichols Contact: www.breaktimetenpin.com Bio: Joe Nichols has been playing the game of billiards for approximately 43 years. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC