One of the best safeties is to hide the cue ball while having it come to rest against (touching) another object ball. This type of safety is intended to limit the the number of paths available for the cue ball
HOT TIP: A Touching Safety
HOT TIP: Get Smooth
One key to a smooth stroke is a relaxed transition from your back stroke to your forward stroke. Let the momentum of your back stroke come to a natural pause before letting the pendulum motion carry your cue forward. Do
HOT TIP: Control Your Draw
Some players have the ability to draw the length of the table or just a few inches, but that’s it, nothing in between. Speed control is one of the keys to top play and that means you have to be
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POOL SKILL – HOT TIP: Learn Draw Control
Draw Control Some players have the ability to draw the length of the table or just a few inches, but that’s it, nothing in between. Speed control is one of the keys to top play and that means you have
HOT TIP: Eliminate the Easy Miss in Pool
Eliminate the Easy Miss – Pool Hot Tip: Have you noticed that easy shots are missed and stop runs as often as hard shots? The reason is almost always a break in concentration. You’ve made the easy shot so often
Jan 28-31 – 3rd Annual Florida Billiards Expo!
Dragon Promotions, says Get out from the cold! Golf, Pool, Sun!! The Legends of Pool & the Florida Billiards Expo welcomes former U.S. Open Champ JOANN MASON PARKER! Mark Jan 28-31st, 2016 for the Sunshine State during the 3rd Annual
HOT TIP: Want to Win More Pool Games?
Want to Win More Pool Games When is the last time you spent an hour or more practicing your pool game? A long, long practice session will challenge your power of concentration and that is one of the most useful
HOT TIP: Plan in Reverse
Plan in Reverse Running racks of 9-Ball and 8-Ball requires you to plan your run in advance and then run your plan. Many top players find it easier to assess the table from the last ball back to the first
HOT TIPS: Test Your Hit
Test Your Hit – It’s surprising to discover how many players do not hit the cue ball where they think they hit it. Want to test yourself? Chalk your cue tip with a heavy amount of chalk. Now replace the