Billiards has been around for a long time. ?So has competition. ?Billiard leagues combine these to make the sport competitive and fun. ?In the book PRECISION POOL by Gerry Kanov and Shari Stauch, they say "This is a sport, a game, a form of recreation enjoyed by millions of people. ?But it can be a difficult and frustrating ?sport for untold millions-and you- if you're not enjoying it. ?Accept the Challenges, embrace the difficulties, revel in the mastery of each new skill, no matter how trivial at first glance. There's not a professional player in all the pool circuit that will tell you they've mastered the art of cue sports. ?What they have mastered is the love of pool, and the thrill of discovery in a sport that will endlessly challenge them for as long as they weild a cue.We wish the same for each of you!"
I agree. ?If you are not having fun playing pool then you should find something else to do. ?You are always learning. ?You are always watching. ?You are always practicing. ?That is what NAPA is all about. ?You the player, becoming better, becoming more competitive, becoming part of a team, and becoming a leader, a teacher, a mentor. ?If you love something then it is easier to to tolerate frustration, enjoy competition, encourage friendship, and promote the game and the league.
I will be giving tips each week to help every level of player from those just beginning to those who think they have mastered the game. ?I will invite each of you to also give me your comments, suggestions, and remarks to make the blog, and the league, better.?
I look forward in starting this series and continue it as long as there is interest.
Source: http://napa-missouri.blogspot.com/2012/10/billiards-has-been-around-for-long-time.html
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