APA Dr. Cue Instruction - Dr. Cue Pool Lesson 27: Position Practice (Shot Identity #4)!!

[drumsticks135]

I understand why you would the cue ball on its left or right side for certain shots, but how do you distinguish the vertical-cue-ball-location on shots like this (when it's hitting the cushion)?

[mortalkombatmm]

The Big problem if you miss the "RED BALL" the other player get the black ball lol

[peidobufas]

this shot become easier in american tables which have pockets where fit almost or maybe 2 balls!! in my country "Portugal" our tables have holes to much smaller than the american tables..just fit a ball and a pencil!!! so i think i would made this shot easier in american tables..im my country's tables is very hard to do it ..just come to portugal and prove yourself lol a good place to training..

[iCarroller]

My all round game is very good. Just have to work on my break.

[chavezglassworks]

isn't the break a part of the all around game.

[LeonFleisherFan]

That's debatable, I guess. Back when Straight Pool was the game of choice, no one practiced any shots that implied "unnecessary" body movement - the break shot, at least for most people who aren't extremely tall, strong, and have a black belt in martial arts (i.e. can move fast despite all their muscles), technically IS a completely different shot that they'll need to practice separately. And it's definitely worth it! That's just my two cents' worth, of course...

[cyapoel]

what cue it is ?

[ConquerorEnEmY]

so hard to do

[iCarroller]

Hit the bottom centre of the ball. Catch it with like a grip. Thats how you get perfect spin.

[ydbudokai]

You're great

[vicarious709]

thanks

[ConquerorEnEmY]

lol