top of page

Search


Taom Chalk ~ by Garret Troop
In this industry we are all looking for that competitive edge. In the end your stroke and creativity on the table is the only thing that will separate you. With that being said the equipment that you choose to put in your case and on your cue really defines what you’re capable of doing on the table. The tip has the most contact with the cue ball. So tip contact is important. The brand Taom chalk has been in the industry for a while now and is always making improvements i
Jan 16, 20192 min read


Too Straight? ~ Jacqueline Karol
Imagine that the cue ball and the object ball are lined up straight and both very close to the end rail. You need to get a position for the next ball, which is at the opposite end of the rail. You could try hitting it hard with high left, but hitting it with such force makes the pocket less forgiving, and it is likely that you miss the shot. Instead, going rail first with a smooth, effortless stroke is much more natural and easy. Also, experiment using high, low, and left Eng
Jul 22, 20151 min read
bottom of page

