Textbook Perfect Billiard Systematic Precision Fundamentals

"A good stroke is fluent from start to finish. The key is to develop a series of moves that gel together to produce a flowing chain-reaction." Oyster Master Instructor Academy of the Cueing Arts http://www.billiardinstruction.com

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[MrHighcue1]

i don't no i have tried this stance and it puts a lot of pressure on my right leg i am right handed and not very tall 5 feet 7 inches and all the players that use this stance seam to be about 5 11 maybe i am doing it wrong but i has been killing my back and my right leg

[BilliardInstruction]

@MrHighcue1 Actually 5'7" is a near perfect height for playing the cue sports. The hip joint is just just above the playing surface and if you bend perfectly at the hips and not the waist, you should set your body correctly. As for the weight distribution, before you bend down to "Set" you need to cock your hip so you can balance on your right leg. Then lift your left leg and move into correct balance position. There is a 6 step strict methodology to this as shown in the instruction DVD series.

[coachlien]

no offense, but did you ever win certain tournament so that you can prove the fundamentals you're demonstrating here could actually work in a high level. The reason I ask this question is based on the two following points : (a) I can't find one world top male billiard player stance like this (even though I know it considers of different body conditions) your stance is more like a typical snooker stance. (b) I imitated your stance when I was playing pool last week, I felt more accurate pocketing

[BilliardInstruction]

@coachlien I have competed in over 750 tournaments around the world and won 154. a: Yes, the stance portion of what I teach consists of snooker fundamentals (considered to be the top Cue Sports Artist in the world). Many world champions use this knowledge. b: Excellent!

[ki21826]

what is this song its very relaxing

[BilliardInstruction]

@ki21826 Morphing Thru Time by Enigma

[joeygonzo]

@BilliardInstruction

Looks like Allison style .

[nlainus]

Bravo agori mou

[bacardipr05]

good video im a low intermediate player...recently i watched an instructional DVD an have been way off my shots...up to that point i actually was improving something about watching that DVD got in my head an i think my alignment is of my shots are going wide right for most part..

[joeygonzo]

@coachlien

Search Darren Appleton.

World 10-ball and US 9-Ball champ.

[joeygonzo]

If you maintain this routine and can see the aiming line most of the time, your game will go up like you wouldn't believe.