[FASTLARRY]

You need to be beating everyone in your state from the time your 12 to 16, if not, forget it, because 100 others are doing just that.

Check out this 12 year old, the 147 is suspect as we don't see the beginning, but his run is almost perfect, a couple of time he went down and up when I would have slid short, but he kept his angles so well, and the way he slides from ball to ball, is how I have taught pool for a decade. That is the great secret before you.

Also note that when he had the final black and out, and had to go down table, he choked, came way short, experience. You do not tighten up on such a shot, you run down to it with no fear, and you want game ball dead easy, and what does he do, leave a tough cut using a crutch. A normal player will dog this out, 99% of the time, but to his credit he rolls it in. It's all very damn impressive to me. Most excellent young dude. Bravo.



http://www.youtube.c...h?v=UgPuJhXnRHY

[headmuses]

Oh those young eyes....nice smooth stroke, would have loved to see that run right from the break.

[FASTLARRY]

headmuses, on Jul 3 2009, 09:19 AM, said:

Oh those young eyes....nice smooth stroke, would have loved to see that run right from the break.

I would bet there was some mistake which he hid, never the less, the rest of it was beautiful, so who cares. I can not accept a 147 unless I see the entire frame, hide part of it, there is a reason for that.

The key lesson here which is also what I teach, is every shot, when he plants, the shot is off within 2 to 2.5 seconds. This proves, there is no aiming while over the ball.