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So much of the game depends on developing solid and stable routines. Sometimes you need to add something to your current activities. Here a simple routine that quickly builds a habit into your routine.
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Here’s a suggestion on how to use a mirror to self-check and self-improve your basic stance and stroke fundamentals.
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If you have “accidentally” gotten into a bad stroking habit – here is a trick to override bad muscle memory and replace it with good muscle memory.
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How to set up your mental attitude for the shot execution. Very useful explanation.
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Here’s a nice routine that will almost force you to do a proper setup on the shot – and increase your successes in making balls. Continue reading
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Once you’ve got the stance down to a solid stable routine, the stroke is the next activity that requires a lot of muscle memory to own.
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The basics of cue ball control with follow, stun and draw. An excellent introduction to the art of cue ball management.
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Helpful information on how to aim, the aiming line, and stroke alignment.
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Fundamentals about stance (body positioning), hand bridge, and where to hold the stick butt with the other hand.
(About the author of the Billiard Gods books)
Dr. Cue in a new series for CueSports International. This set is about fundamentals with an Introduction from Dr. Cue and an explanation about the Pre-Shot Routine.
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