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Secrets of One Rail Kicks $8.99

(Get it here.) This 50 minute video demonstrates simple consistent one-rail kicking formulas that work - regardless of where the cue ball and object ball are located on the table.

Included are in-depth chapters that cover all of the cross-side and long table kicking situations. For every shot, the easy 2-step calculation process tells  you exactly where to shoot at the cushion. Study this material, practice it enough to trust the calculations and you will never fear a kicking situation again.

After applying the information in this video, kick shots become just another shot. With some practice, you can even choose which side of the object ball you want to contact. This is a very useful skill that constantly frustrates your opponent. 

There are two bonus chapters. One chapter demonstrates how to use cue ball English to make successful kicks. Another chapter demonstrates ghost table diamond counting that extends beyond the table length.

For beginning to advanced players.

I tried out the calculations and offsets yesterday with very positive results.  Not only did I hit the OB almost all of the time but I even made a couple of OB’s located close to a pocket.

The other area that I had to remind myself was to use center ball hits and rely on the calculation + offsets rather than gut feel.  If I missed, I tried the shot again being more deliberate to where I was supposed to hit the rail using the math and hitting center. It’s not until you try the calculations and offsets and hit the CB in the center do you gain the confidence to know that it works.

Thanks, Keith

Easy 9 Ball Safeties $5.99

(Get it here.) The concept of defensive shooting in 9 Ball is explained in dozens of books and videos. Unfortunately, only a few obvious examples are provided. This actually limits your ability to play safeties because there are so few real examples.

This 24 minute video demonstrates dozens of 9 Ball defensive tactics and shots. Closely study these many ways to create problems for your opponent. With these examples and a few short practice sessions, you will significantly improve your capability to make effective and intelligent shot choices. Your defensive shot library will expand - a lot.

For beginning to intermediate players.

I guess I'm like most players - I really don't like to play safe. When taking lessons from Allan, he pointed out how necessary it is to play defense when there is no good shot. Before, I always seemed to take the more complicated choice. With this video I learned that simpler is better and much easier to shoot too. The video showed me so many choices that do not require fancy shooting.

Jerry

Kicking to a Big Ball $3.99

(Get it here.) This 12 minute video shows you the many ways to successfully kick to an object ball in a corner or near a rail.

One, two, three and even four rail kicks are much easier than you might believe. With the examples provided and some practice to prove these options, all you need is some a bit of thought as to which which rail you will shoot towards. Your proven success at multiple rail kicks will make your opponent a bit more nervous.

For beginning to intermediate players.

This video helped me realize that most kicks really are to a bigger target than I thought.. It helps my confidence no end. Combined with the "Secrets of One Rail Kicks" video, my successes have more than doubled.

Michael

Secrets of Aiming with Side Spin $4.99

(Get it here.) This 21 minute video shows just how to use cue ball spin in your shots.

With the demonstrated examples of this video and some practice to prove that these techniques work, you can make the cue ball go almost anywhere on the table that you want. The net result will be the improved ability to make longer runs - constantly.

For beginning to intermediate players.

Before I saw this video, my cue ball spin shots only worked with the object ball very close to the pocket. Anything else was doomed to miss. I still don't shoot many shots with side spin, but now I have two trustworthy techniques that work for me.

Paul