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Advanced Cue Ball Control
(These setups are samples from the book.)
Are you good enough to be an “A” player? Want to know if your shooting and positioning skills can compete against the top players? The layouts in this book provide a series of common but difficult shots that require excellent pocketing skills with strong cue ball positioning abilities.
Always start practice sessions with warm-up shots and then whatever routines you planned. Use the table layouts to determine improvements. Some improvements can be observed on a week-by-week basis. Other improvements will take more time and are only identified on a month-by-month basis.
It is a good idea to sit down in your favorite chair and analyze each table layout. Rate each shot according to your current abilities. Here is an example rating scale. As you improve, you can change the shot
Are you good enough to be an “A” player? Want to know if your shooting and positioning skills can compete against the top players? The layouts in this book provide a series of common but difficult shots that require excellent pocketing skills with strong cue ball positioning abilities.
Always start practice sessions with warm-up shots and then whatever routines you planned. Use the table layouts to determine improvements. Some improvements can be observed on a week-by-week basis. Other improvements will take more time and are only identified on a month-by-month basis.
It is a good idea to sit down in your favorite chair and analyze each table layout. Rate each shot according to your current abilities. Here is an example rating scale. As you improve, you can change the shot
Object: Pocket the 1 ball, and then pocket the 2 ball.
Set 1, 2-1
Set 1, 2-1
Set 1, 2-2
Set 1, 2-3
Set 1, 2-4
Set 1, 2-5
Set 1, 2-6
Set 1, 2-7
Set 1, 2-8
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