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This is Volume 29 of PoolSynergy, a monthly collection of the best writing on pool.
Gary Frerking – Gary’s going with the “many small tips” approach. He spent some time thinking back through the last few years of playing and came up with a handful of “ah ha” moments… where something obviously made sense, but maybe wasn’t so obvious before he thought
...This is my contribution to Volume 29 of PoolSynergy, a monthly collection of the best writing on pool. Make sure to check out all the other articles in this month’s issue, also on this blog.
I’ve been mostly playing (and practicing) straight pool lately, probably about 80 percent of the time, and I’ve come across a few things that I think warrant me
...This is Volume 26 of PoolSynergy, a monthly collection of the best writing on pool. Make sure to check out all the other articles in this month’s issue over at Michael Reddick’s wonderful blog, Angle of Reflection.
I probably have a very different take of this month’s topic of “Recharging Your Batteries”. Rather than have other activities in my lif
...This is Volume 25 of PoolSynergy, a monthly collection of the best writing on pool. Make sure to check out all the other articles in this month’s issue over at Melinda’s great blog, Pool is a Journey.
What I’m thankful for in the world of pool is but a small portion of the things I’m thankful for in my life, but to stay on topic I’m keeping this to
...This is Volume 24 of PoolSynergy, a monthly collection of the best writing on pool. Make sure to check out all the other articles in this month’s issue over at Kicks, Banks, Caroms & Combos.
This month’s PoolSynergy topic intrigues me because I know it’s been a big issue for many, but I have only infrequently experienced it for myself. I’m not
...This is Volume 22 of PoolSynergy, a monthly collection of the best writing on pool.
I picked this topic because I am quite interested in knowing what other people who take the game seriously are doing when it comes to practice. As you’ll see from my own piece at the bottom of the list, my actual results have been hit and miss, so I’m especially int
...This post is part of the 23rd issue of PoolSynergy, a blog carnival about pool. September’s issue is called Practice: What’s Worked for Me, and this is my personal contribution. To see everyone else’s contribution, please go to the main PoolSynergy page for September.
Pool Student’s blog has been dedicated to getting better at pool, and as a c
...This article is part of Volume 22 of PoolSynergy, a monthly collection of the best writing on pool. After you read it, be sure to check out the rest of the August 2011 edition of PoolSynergy over at The Tip Jar, Samm Vidal Claramunt’s (aka Samm Diep) blog.
My contribution to this month’s PoolSynergy topic of 10 Things is 10 Useful (and Fun) Shots.
...This article is part of Volume 21 of PoolSynergy, a monthly collection of the best writing on pool. After you read it, be sure to check out the rest of the July 2011 edition of PoolSynergy over at PoolBum.
This month’s PoolSynergy topic is about older players beginning the game or returning to it from a long absence. As an older player myself, 58 a
...This article is part of Volume 18 of PoolSynergy, a monthly collection of the best writing on pool. After you read it, be sure to check out the rest of the April 2011 edition of PoolSynergy over at A Journey Into Billiards.
I like playing all of the popular pool games, 8, 9 and 10 Ball, One Pocket and Straight Pool, but I prefer Straight Pool to
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Coaching is a great tool that can help players of all levels develop their game. Many times coaching can be the difference between winning and losing. You can have great players but if they don’t work well together and you don’t have good coaching, you can only go so far. (Here comes my Texas reference) The season the Dallas Cowboys had this year
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