Tag: pool

Play Your Best Pool: Separate Practice Mode from Playing Mode

Johnny Henson, Professor Pool One of the most common and most misunderstood performance killers in billiards is the failure to separate practice mode from playing mode. This is where analysis paralysis lives, and where many players unknowingly sabotage their own ability. Analysis paralysis occurs when practice-mode thinking leaks into performance-mode execution. Instead of allowing trained…

IronOaks Breakers Pool League

Sonny Williams, Tournament Director The IronOaks Breakers Pool League’s annual Double-Elimination Partners Tournament was held on March 5 and 6. There were 16 players divided into eight teams of two players each. The players didn’t know who their partner would be or who they would be playing against until just before the tournament started. This…

Billiards (Pool) for Women at Cottonwood

Toni Reider Please join us for Ladies Day every Saturday from 9:30 a.m. until noon at Cottonwood in the Pool Room. The gals get together and enjoy learning all kinds of pool hall games, have good conversation, and enjoy listening to music, all while making new friends. No fee is required, and no commitment is…

IronOaks Lady Breakers

Kim L. Hutchinson Calling all ladies: Rack ’em up for pool on Mondays from 9 a.m. to noon and Tuesdays from 9:15 to 11 a.m. at the Oakwood clubhouse! This league welcomes players of all skill levels. If you have some experience but are looking to improve your game, or if you simply enjoy friendly…

IronOaks Breakers Pool League

John Fossen The men’s IronOaks Breakers Pool League held their annual banquet on Feb. 2, which was attended by 56 members and their significant others. The evening included a delicious buffet dinner and various beverages to enhance the evening. President Jack Cameron spoke to the previous year’s successes and introduced the board of directors, along…

IronOaks Breakers Pool League

Don Lewis The IronOaks Breakers Pool League had our final 8-ball tournament of the season just before many members left for the summer. Sixteen members signed up for the tournament, giving us eight teams of two people. The teams were selected by pairing a higher handicap with a lower handicap on each team. Each round…