NV 3.11 - Following the recommended shot routine
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NV B.81 - Bank and kick shot terminology and basics, from VEPS IVby DrDaveBilliards119,887 views- 1:28
NV 4.25 - Positioning the cue ball at all spots on the tableby DrDaveBilliards35,219 views
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NV 3.7 - Using the 90° rule for scratch preventionby DrDaveBilliards28,801 views
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NV B.84 - Plus System for aiming two-rail kick shots, from VEPS IVby DrDaveBilliards42,713 views
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NV A.1 - Cut shot vs. carom shot exampleby DrDaveBilliards48,048 views
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NV B.47 - Draw shot off a rail requiring slower speedby DrDaveBilliards6,397 views
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NV B.90 - 8-ball and 9-ball run-out examples, from VEPS Vby DrDaveBilliards8,025 views
- 3:14
NV B.74 - Center-of-table position and routes, with the 45-degree rule, from VEPS IIby DrDaveBilliards23,652 views
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NV 3.13 - Corner pocket near rail effectsby DrDaveBilliards42,799 views
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NV B.83 - Shallow-angle contact-point-mirror-image kick-shot aiming system, from VEPS IVby DrDaveBilliards13,299 views
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NV B.75 - 30-degree-rule natural-angle examples, from VEPS IIIby DrDaveBilliards19,975 views
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NV 6.4 - Kick shot mirror-image methodby DrDaveBilliards37,930 views
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NV B.20 - Spin transfer bank shotsby DrDaveBilliards10,717 views
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NV 7.6 - Frozen cue-ball throwby DrDaveBilliards19,618 views
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NV B.97 - Draw shot technique, physics, and examples - part 1: techniqueby DrDaveBilliards12,816 views
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NV 3.2 - Using the cue stick to help visualize aimby DrDaveBilliards65,213 views
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NV B.67 - The trisect system for draw shots, from VEPS Iby DrDaveBilliards47,952 views
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NV B.97 - Draw shot technique, physics, and examples - part 2: physicsby DrDaveBilliards25,623 views
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NV B.42 - Coriolis masse shot aiming method with small curveby DrDaveBilliards4,746 views
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NV 2.5 - classic pendulum strokeby DrDaveBilliards27,453 views
your the best dave!
EJConrad 1 year ago
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Thanks. Please help spread the word about my vids, website, and instructional products.
DrDaveBilliards 1 year ago
Dr. Dave,
What do you mean by "depending on whether ball is 'rolling' or not" ? What do you mean by "rolling". :D
I just can't figure out when to use 30° rule.
Thanks!
yapatooots 2 years ago
I have lots of videos and articles (with lots of illustrations) on this topic. For more information and links, see "30-degree and 90-degree rules" in the FAQ section of my website (the link is in the video description).
Dr. Dave
PS: short answer: rolling = not sliding
DrDaveBilliards 2 years ago