lll
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this was posted on azb
can you do this???
https://www.facebook.com/venomtrickshotsofficial/videos/1938818999543080/
can you do this???
https://www.facebook.com/venomtrickshotsofficial/videos/1938818999543080/
How good do you lag ????
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LSJohn
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this was posted on azb
can you do this???
https://www.facebook.com/venomtrickshotsofficial/videos/1938818999543080/
That is amazing.
I've got my lag to the point I can almost guarantee to force the other guy to the first attempt at not screwing up the break.
mr3cushion
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This video is the BEST advise so far! The one thing to notice with ALL the lags these 2 guys delivered, the stroke by each player was 99% the same on each individuals lags! The length of the bridge, IMHO is a very important element, this way, you have a somewhat, 'measuring stick' for your,'follow-thru.'[/I
I pretty sure, anyone that plays, caroms or pool with a little more than average speed, contacting the CB a little bit above the center-line, will give a more, 'Natural roll' to it!
BTW, when we used to play a race to 2 or 3, 15 point games in the, World-Cup events, the, 'lag', was extremely crucial to win!
I pretty sure, anyone that plays, caroms or pool with a little more than average speed, contacting the CB a little bit above the center-line, will give a more, 'Natural roll' to it!
BTW, when we used to play a race to 2 or 3, 15 point games in the, World-Cup events, the, 'lag', was extremely crucial to win!
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Dennis "Whitey" Young
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That was funny, I needed a good laugh! Thanks for the thread!
What I do to see who won the lag is to use my stick to measure the balls. I lay the cue stick across the end rail through my fingers that are grip around the rail and bring the cue up very close to the ball I think is the closest and then go to the other ball while gripping the cue the same, and if the gap is bigger or the cue will not fit, I then know who won the lag.
I do this because for some reason the balls look different to me when I look at them from different sides of the table. So I went to the above method, and it works every time!
I feel in One Pocket that one should always lag, and base the break on billiard skill! Whitey
What I do to see who won the lag is to use my stick to measure the balls. I lay the cue stick across the end rail through my fingers that are grip around the rail and bring the cue up very close to the ball I think is the closest and then go to the other ball while gripping the cue the same, and if the gap is bigger or the cue will not fit, I then know who won the lag.
I do this because for some reason the balls look different to me when I look at them from different sides of the table. So I went to the above method, and it works every time!
I feel in One Pocket that one should always lag, and base the break on billiard skill! Whitey
rich htx
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i lose the lag on my home table every time!
rich htx
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Guy in black is raymund swertz
In his 20s
Absolute elite dutch balkline player
This yr over a weekend event he won all his games of 47.2 balkline in a single inning
Each time he broke and ran 250, he made 750 points without missing
In his 20s
Absolute elite dutch balkline player
This yr over a weekend event he won all his games of 47.2 balkline in a single inning
Each time he broke and ran 250, he made 750 points without missing