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  • #31
    Originally Posted by Terry Davidson View Post
    Gosh pottr, with all those flaws in your technique I just don't know how you ever pot a ball! Must be magic or maybe great film editing...lol

    Don't worry, they say the same thing about me and still every once in awhile I manage the odd century although they're few and far between these days as I'm only putting in about 2hrs a day if that.
    Two hours a day! You lucky lucky man. No excuse then. Lol.
    Cheap and Cheerful! 😄
    https://wpbsa.com/coaches/simon-seabridge/

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    • #32
      Here ya go pottr..

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qROwrAugoBk

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      • #33
        Originally Posted by pottr View Post
        I missed that long red coz it was my first shot of the day and I was stiff.

        I missed the pink coz I was angry the side didn't take.

        I missed the ones down the cushion coz they were pissing hard

        Everyone misses dude

        Pro cups aren't the same weight or density of the aramith premiers... I rarely had a session at pool but after a while I'd be unplayable coz the only difference between pool and snooker balls where the proportions...

        These pro cups are so responsive that I have to stab at the ball or I generate too much spin... Which is a shame coz I loved playing pool... But they've made them like this now and I don't want two different cue actions to play pool and snooker alike.
        Ok, so pro cups are a different make of balls, thought that Aramith had both games covered. Any idea just what composite material pro cups are made from ? and do they kick as often as the Aramith phenolic resin ?

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        • #34
          Originally Posted by vmax4steve View Post
          Ok, so pro cups are a different make of balls, thought that Aramith had both games covered. Any idea just what composite material pro cups are made from ? and do they kick as often as the Aramith phenolic resin ?
          Pro Cup balls are made by Aramith and are the same as Tournament Champions but have a spotty cue ball. They are heavier than the Aramith Premier balls. Still made from the Phenolic resin.
          Last edited by DeanH; 5 July 2015, 01:03 PM.
          Up the TSF! :snooker:

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          • #35
            Doubt I play two hours a week some weeks

            I hate the pro cups... They've ruined pool for me

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            • #36
              Originally Posted by jono* View Post
              I like watching Simon play - very focused - point and bang - very positive very consistent and always solid through the ball.

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              • #37
                Originally Posted by pottr View Post
                Doubt I play two hours a week some weeks

                I hate the pro cups... They've ruined pool for me
                Take a bit of getting used to, but i love playing with pro cup balls now

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                • #38
                  Originally Posted by Byrom View Post
                  I like watching Simon play - very focused - point and bang - very positive very consistent and always solid through the ball.
                  you are very kind Byrom.
                  Cheap and Cheerful! 😄
                  https://wpbsa.com/coaches/simon-seabridge/

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                  • #39
                    That's what I mean... They take getting used to... With the premiers, one or two frames and I had the white under my spell...

                    To get control of the pro cup white, I have to alter my technique and reduce my follow through.

                    I think they're a backwards step.

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                    • #40
                      I think Byrom meant he was 'solid, watching you' through the ball...

                      Voyeurism at it's finest

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                      • #41
                        eeek - no potter I'm not that way inclined at all - and you can ask my boyfriend but if I was ever tempted for anything not snooker related like that then I'd probably go for the slacker more loose wristed knock in 51 break whilst flashing their undies types.

                        Call me xx

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                        • #42
                          Originally Posted by inevermissblue View Post
                          you are very kind Byrom.
                          Hahahahahaha ,, ah , Jesus !!!
                          Do'nt get me wrong brother ,, no criticism on ur post !!
                          Just agree with ur post !!

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                          • #43
                            Originally Posted by Terry Davidson View Post
                            Gosh pottr, with all those flaws in your technique I just don't know how you ever pot a ball! Must be magic or maybe great film editing...lol

                            Don't worry, they say the same thing about me and still every once in awhile I manage the odd century although they're few and far between these days as I'm only putting in about 2hrs a day if that.
                            You're right, he didn't pot the first red and it wasn't hard, frame over in a match. Long potting is where technique shows up.

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                            • #44
                              Originally Posted by Master Blaster View Post
                              You're right, he didn't pot the first red and it wasn't hard, frame over in a match. Long potting is where technique shows up.
                              So you've never missed a long red with your technique?
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                              • #45
                                Originally Posted by Master Blaster View Post
                                You're right, he didn't pot the first red and it wasn't hard, frame over in a match. Long potting is where technique shows up.
                                Oy how can you critique the guy for missing a long pot - we all miss - just because he posts a few things when he cant be asked turning off the camera to keep it all perfect - he is a very good player - that is obvious. That second 50 one is well hard - can you two do it better?

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