| Shotmaking |
| Winning Nine Ball |
Adjusting to the Competition
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| Nine Ball Strategies |
| Planning to Break a Cluster
|
| Don't Break Balls That Don't
Need to be Broken |
| When to Play a Tough Combo
|
| Moving a Trouble Ball |
| Breaking Up a Cluster in
Traffic |
| Playing for a Roll on a Breakout
|
| When to Ride the Money Ball
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| When to Pass on a Combo |
| Playing Two at a Time |
| Knocking a Ball Closer to
the Pocket |
| Trouble Balls in the Middle
of the Table |
Winning with the Three Foul
Rule
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| Evaluating the Layout
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| Easy Runout |
| A Tough Rack that can be
Run |
| Potential Run Stoppers |
| Potential Run Stopper (II)
|
| Weighing the Options: Offense
vs. Defense |
| No Possible Runout |
Play the Table; Don't Force
the Issue
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| Position Play and
Patterns |
| Playing for Three Balls at
a Time |
| Playing for the Correct Angle
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| The Importance of Speed Control
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| Pattern Play |
| Advanced Pattern Play |
| When to Play Straight-In
Position |
The "Out Shot" - Getting
in Line
|
| The Last Three Balls |
| The Importance of the Last
Three Balls |
| Going the Extra Rail for
Position |
A Difficult Three Ball Run
|
| Push Out Strategies |
| Push Outs |
| Push Out Principles |
| Push Out Strategies |
| Pushing Out to a Shot |
| Sucker Shot vs. Smart Safety
|
| Beware of the Easy Hook |
| Get the 9-Ball out of the
Pocket |
| Free Shots - Accepting Them
|
| No Good Push Out - The Forced
Kick |
| Push Out to a Tough Shot
|
Shoot In and Easy 1-Ball
|
| The Break |
| Goals for the Break |
| The Break Stroke |
| Setting up the Shot for the
Break |
Where the Balls go on the
Break
|
| Safety Play |
| What is a Safety? |
| Required Skills |
| How Much Ball to Hit |
| Stopping Distance of the
Object Ball |
| Thin Hit vs. Bank Shot |
| Leaving Tough Shots |
| Drag Draw from a Distance
|
| Inside English Kill Shot
|
| Soft Follow Hook Shot |
| A Situation to Avoid |
| Using a Holding Ball |
No Shot Thin Hit Safety
|
| Hook Zones |
| How to Determine the Side
of Hook Zone |
| Frozen Hook Zones |
| Multiple Ball Hook Zones
|
| Two Rails to a Hook Zone
|
| Double Bank Hook Shot |
| Three Rail Hook Shot Freeze
|
| Against the Object Ball |
| Pass on Tough Combo |
| Ball Near Rail Create Large
Hook Zones |
| Three Rail Thin Hit Safety
|
| Thin Hit Hook Behind a Ball |
Cluster Racks offer Hook
Shots
|
| Thin Hit Safeties |
| Large Target Safety Plays |
| Thin Hit Double Cross Safety |
| Down the Side Rail Safety
|
| Thin Hit with a Soft Touch
|
Thin Hit with a Ball in Hand
|
| Setting up the Rack |
| Set up a Combination |
| Getting Easier Position on
the Next Ball |
| Breaking up Clusters |
Running Out to a Hook
|
| Pass On Shot |
| Thin Hit Double Bank Safety
|
Pass on an Easy Shot that
Leads Nowhere
|
| 1/2 Shot 1/2 Safety |
| Thin Cut Shot Safeties |
| Safety Cross Corner Bank
Shots |
| Cross Side Bank Safeties
|
| Long Rail Bank Safeties |
Cross Table Bank/Hook Shot
|
| How to Play Kick
Shots |
| Notes and Strategies on the
Kicking Game |
| Improve Your Skills with
Kick Pool |
| Short Rail Kick Shot Target
Size |
| Kick Shot Approach Angle
|
| Trapping the Object Ball
|
| Size of Kicking Channels
|
Kick Routes
|
| Kick Shot Safeties |
| Soft Hit Safety Kick |
| One Rail Safety Kick |
| Sticking the Cue Ball with
follow |
| Sticking the Cue Ball with
Draw |
| Avoid the Open End of the
Table |
| Kicking with Speed and Accuracy
|
Splitting the Cue Ball and
The Object Ball
|
| Kick to Hit |
| The Triangle Method |
| Using English to Avoid other
Balls |
| Difficult to Aim Kick Shots
|
Curve Kick Shots
|
| Kick to Pocket |
| Kicking Balls in Using the
Triangle Method |
| Kick Shots Along the Rail
|
| The Power Ride Kick Shot
|
| The Forced Kick Shot |
| Short Rail Kick Shots |
| Adjusting Your Aim on Kick
Shots |
| Playing Position on Kick
Shots |
| Sucker Kick Shots |