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An explanation on how to restore your joy in the Green Game. Well worth playing a few times and sharing with your buddies.
(About the author of the Billiard Gods books)
Here’s a simple routine to make sure you have your stroke dialed in to get stable and trustworthy cue activity.
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Another easy trick solution using simple physics on the table to get free drinks. Worth a bit of practice – and is not really that difficult to learn.
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Heee’s another way to use a semi-masse stroke for an amazing win on the game ball. Practice this, it will be worth some drinks.
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Another useful skill – make the cue ball curve around one ball and get to another ball. This does take some practice for different distances – but it is worth the time to shock your opponent for the win.
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Some more jumping tips – including how to put a bit of reverse on the cue ball AFTER it jumps and hits the object ball. Pretty cool!!
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Want to figure out the basics of jumping the cue ball? Here is how to do it and practice it. Impress your friends – and yourself.
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Here’s some basics of simple trick shots. Might be worth a bet for a drink. Lots of fun and will make your non-pool playing friends think you are really, really good.
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What about a rare circumstance? A three ball combination, with the 2nd & 3rd frozen? Might happen a couple times a year. Here’s is the technical solution.
(About the author of the Billiard Gods books)
How about when you have a frozen two-ball combo. Is there a way to change the line that the second ball travels? Yup – and it’s not what you might think?
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