Katniss from the  Project Hunger Games   of my blog shared some insight with us: As more pool matches are happening again, I can’t help but ...

Seems like the title is a a paradox, right?  The pandemic, if anything, has affected our mental strength because there are so many unknowns,...

Latest thoughts from The Cueist: So I've been slowly going out to play a little more pool. My first time back to hitting my first ball w...

I was talking to a new coworker the other day, who has only been employed at my office for about 8 months, but been with our company for abo...

One of the things that's been on my mind lately, especially after I dabbled trying to play pool a few times in the past 12 months, was s...

Imagine my surprise when I'm warming up the morning of the OB Cues Ladies Tour.  I say hello to a fellow player and she asked where I ha...

I saw this video the other day from Darren Appleton: 1-15 rotation one pocket drill brutal.. Completed it 4 times but 3 of them wa...

Here is a great match to self train with! Dennis Orcollo and Corey Deuel, 2013 10-ball finals, U.S. Bar Table event Reno. Camera man is ...

I read in Mental Toughness Training for Sports how to get "in the zone."  I read it in my mid 20s, and will never forget it.  I...

During the Best of the Rest playoffs for my women's league, in the middle of the second day, during a tough, close match, I noticed one ...

I mentioned in a previous post that I was put in the box while out of state recently. An older gentleman was watching us play, and I saw ...

When you are struggling, it's very good to exaggerate your fundamentals. I remember during a state tournament when I was two-stroking ...

I eluded the other day in my blog that Dennis Hatch gave some advice to a friend of mine during the ACS Nationals. Well, here it is!  I...

I believe that a "pause" in your stroke is a good thing.  If you ever had the privileged to see Buddy Hall in person or on tape, y...