Day Two, Understanding the Cue Ball

Service Description

Today we will be given a lot of information in a short amount of time, this can be overwhelming but your stroke if trained correctly will be able to handle it. We will begin the day discussing directional and rotational energy, and our focus will be on our tip Targets. Our objectives is for the student to learn to calibrate his or her swing with the mindset that your stroke is a power source, and for the student to be able to hit their intended cue ball targets with precision. As the day progresses you will learn more about the cue ball and its relationship with the cue stick, the table, and the other balls on it. The topics discussed will be based on the mindset that the stop shot is the root of all other shots, it is considered the most important shot in pool, and I want to help you master it physically and mentally. Throughout the day I will offer insights on how to go in and out of rails, the 90-degree rule, the 30-degree rule, the 3X rule, big ball theory, throw, and finding target. When it comes to aiming systems, I believe an aiming system is just a method of finding target, once you are able to find target you do not need an aiming system. I do not promote any aiming systems I help you find and define targets; my goal is to help you get going in a more productive direction.