APA Dr. Cue Instruction - Pool Lesson 1: Chalking Up!!

http://www.poolplayers.com - Dr. Cue Pool Lesson 1: Chalking Up - The primary key to a disciplined and productive pool game is a good mechanical and mental preshot routine. Standing behind the cue ball and "chalking up" every time in this position will assure an "interlude" or "time out" to image exactly what you want to do in a fluent and rhythmic manner.

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[apaleagues]

We are reposting this series along with a whole bunch of new ones. Enjoy!

[310286]

he didnt really explain how to chalk

[ematt454]

To Dr Cue and anyone else who posts training videos. THANK YOU for all your time and effort. Its good people like you that let poor people like me learn for free :)

[mosconi5196]

the message is preshot routine with chalk more than actually how to apply it to the tip.

[krowbar024]

Dr cue is a beast

[brooklynboiz]

@310286

Do you really need an explanation on how to put chalk on a stick? lol

[jerm138]

Most of these videos are good, but this one is just silly.

Here's what I get out of this: The purpose of chalking is to give you a "time out" to think about your next shot...

I would expect a lesson on chalking to explain HOW to chalk the stick properly, instead of just drilling the tip into the chalk cube like most people do.

[bore2008]

Thank You Dr Cue I saw you quite a few years ago in Truro NS Canada. Your the best...

[justmeppl]

I love shooting

[stavari]

when you want to hit the ball not in the centre but in an angle in order to spin and help you put in the next ball and you dont have chalk then the cue "slips" and the white goes sideways(like 0:37 ) but when you chalk there is grip so you hit the white... it goes strait... put it has the spin so it helps you put the other ball easily (if you spined right)

i explained as much simplier i could...

sorry if a made mistakes or the vocabulary doesn't make sense but i'm not american either english..

[ThatsWhatImTalkingB]

chalking up is what Im talking about