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: 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 TIP: Improve Your Aim Immediately
There are far too many players, including pros, who put themselves at a disadvantage the moment they bend over to take a shot. Your accuracy depends a lot on how your body approaches the line of the shot before land
HOT TIP: This Could Be Why You Lost
This Could Be Why You Lost. Would is surprise you to hear that a large percentage of the times you’ve lost a game was because of broken concentration? Ewa Laurance explained why this is true in one of her Pool