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Joe Waldron -
Joe Waldron took a Ph.D. in psychology from The Ohio State University in 1975. He had a professional practice for over 30 years in Youngstown, Ohio where he was also a Professor of Criminal Justice at Youngstown State University. He has played pool from the time he was a teenager and has played in leagues and tournaments for over 20 years. He wrote a column about the contributions of psychology to playing pool for Cues and News in Youngstown. Currently he is retired from professional life and lives deep in the woods of Ohio with Kay, his wife.
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“Dead Stroke” vs. “In Stroke”
Once in a while, and always unexpectedly, I experience being in “dead stroke.” |
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What Are The Differences In Pool Balls?
Yes, there are definitely differences in not only the brands of pool balls on the market, but also in the styles offered by the single leading brand. |
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90° and 30° Rule Review
This article summarizes my previous six articles dealing with the 90° and 30° rules. Hopefully, by seeing all of the results in one place, knowing when and how to apply each rule will become clearer. |
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Breaking To Win
When most amateur's break, they try to smash the cue ball as hard as they can and watch the eight ball to see if it is going in a pocket... |
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“Pro-Cut” Pockets: Does Tight Make Right?
The term “pro-cut pockets” has been floating around for a while now. |
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Worse is Better
There’s something to be said about practicing and competing under controlled environments where your opponent is respectful and everything is pristine, but welcome to the real world. |
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What Are “THE FUNDAMENTALS”?
what, exactly, is meant by “the fundamentals”? |
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Blueprints before foundation
Picture yourself as a beginning golfer never having golfed a day in your life, but you do have the average human experience of previously watching it on TV and maybe having heard others talk a little about the game over the course of your life |
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