IPAT 2-5a, Small Area Position Drill 3

[34jaxx]

Great post Mike please keep them up!

[ProdigyKimXP]

First 5 balls, not too shabby. The top row = death for me lol. Looks easy when you watch it, totally different when you try to execute it.

[RenoRaider]

very nice control.

[MichaelGReddick]

Nice job Mikie!

[ilovegreekmusic]

what is the sl7?

[fastmikie69]

SL=Skill Level. It's a measure of skill as determined by the American Poolplayers Association (APA) and for 8 ball players the Skill Levels go from a low of 2 to a high of 7.

[georgeinjax]

Mikie, you make these drills look easy. I'm only comforted by the fact that you are a SL7 & I'm a SL4 (but not for long!).

[fastmikie69]

You can do it!

I started as a SL4 as well.

Practice will make it happen.

Have fun!

[Beanerballer21]

his bridge is just fine. as long as it is steady and stable, then why try and fix something that isn't broken? I mean, have u seen his cut shots across the table?

[afittsch]

good job. I like the drill.

[StudentenPoolles]

You can do the same drill with 15 balls. And/or start with the cue in small area instead of the rest of the table.

[ibc87]

nicely done...

[danielkandi]

thanks for the comment, your not to bad yourself... tecnically i would work a bit on your bridge, and the rhythm of your stroke... it seems a bit like u could strike any second, and not really a rhythm to it... might just be me.. and about the bridge, i mean that u maybe could spread your table-laying fingers more apart, i think you would gain more control over your harder backspin strokes :) , just my 2 cents. but your drills i will try next week =)

[fastmikie69]

Thanks for the suggestions... I'll try it.