APA Dr. Cue Instruction - Dr. Cue Pool Lesson 20: Stroke Practice With Barrier Training!

http://www.poolplayers.com - Dr. Cue Pool Lesson 20: Stroke Practice With Barrier Training - Developing a straight stroke means that the muscle memory of the stroking movement must be trained to go straight. The diamonds on the rail tops provide a natural method of doing this. In addition, a unique "barrier" technique for conditioning the proper muscle memory of a topflight stroke can help tremendously. A few minutes a day with either of these stroke enhancers will assure a higher degree of shot success and game victory!

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[MrHomie602]

How much did you pool table cost?

[apaleagues]

@MrHomie602 That is a late 1970s Brunswick Gold Crown 3. I am not not its value.

[heffson]

i used to mouth of a water bottle to straighten my stoke. it wroked great

[rockyraccoon]

LOVE THESE VIDS!

[lockwhiz]

simple techniques that are often overlooked are the key to a strong game .... nice presentation !

[JonathanQuiambao]

thank you dr. cue! i've been looking for this video my whole life. this is a really big help for us.

[snowsrfr1]

@mrrogue72 I don't think that's fair. Tom Rossman is a pro of over 30 years and is widely regarded as one of the most respected instructors and trick shot champions in the world.

[innavoigus]

great tip!!!!!!!!!!!!

[berylman]

Thanks for the advice Dr. Cue! I am working on improving my admittedly crappy stroke and found this helpful.

[aby0ni]

DIDN'T YOU NOTICE OH NO!!

he looked embarrassed when he said "according to dr que',

[Joeskateapool]

the Doc is a legend,I am gonna get better from these