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I decided after playing with Pedator Cues for the last 10 years it is time to play with something else. I feel predator is greedy and will price themselves out of business. I went to order a new cue and i discovered I can only by half a cue now. They must be using the Harley Davidson business model lol. Im going to start playing with a custom cue that I bought at the billiards expo last year, I ordered a 30 inch shaft plus it is carbon fiber which is my first. I almost feel l

As a player it can be intimidating, there are so many levels of great players and as an instructor I get intimidated by how fast some players improve in comparison with my own progress forward towards improvement. It truly is humbling, but at the same time its a source of inspiration that drives me to keep putting in the work, the competition is high and it continuously gets better. I ask myself why do I not give up or how can I still believe I belong. In a world of players t

As an instructor I learn more from my students than they will ever learn from me. I humble myself as someone who wants to learn, by allowing you access to my experience and knowledge in hope that I gain access to you as a student to help me help others down the road. My hope is that you leave the ego at the door and assume the mindset of a student that wants to learn, so that the communication between instructor and student travels in both directions. Why would a great playe