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How to do those one rail kicks when the simple pathway is blocked. A basic example of how to learn applications of running and reverse English.
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How to use a REALLY simple one rail kicking system that doesn’t need a lot of practice time. Basically, once you understand the concept, you can execute the shot.
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Some advanced information on how to use English for kicking at various speeds and to get precise results.
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More information on the diamonds, angles, and triangles of the pool table. Useful to know when you start learning some of the advanced techniques of cue ball action.
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A basic and simple description on how the table is divided into workable sections. Useful to know when using various kicking and banking systems, as well developing your own “feel” systems.
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When you don’t have a trustworthy “feel” system for kicking and predicting cue ball paths, it’s good to have a “technical” system.
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How to test your table’s rail on 3 rail and 1 rail kicks. This is key information. It’s always necessary to test the table’s long and shot angles. Once you know, you can apply this to make critical shots.
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Some useful mental advice on how to overcome problem shots and turn them into routine successful results.
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More ways to use make the cue ball prance around the table and make amazing things happen – on purpose. (P.S. make sure you practice these options before you attempt to amaze.)
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Another amazing tricky shot that starts with bouncing the cue ball off a rail corner, around the world to make the shot.
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