Basic Position Play Stop Shot Slight Angle Stop Shots Ball in Hand Stop Shots Force Shots Fine Tuning Force Shots The Draw Shot The Affect of Stroke Force on Angled Draw Shots Draw Off the Side Rail with English Drawing up the Side Rail with English Back to the Rail Draw Shots with English Force Draw Power Draw Nip/Draw Shot The Jack-Up Draw Shot The Follow Shot Follow Shot Drills Force Follow Soft Follow Shots Nip Follow Shots Straight-In Cheat the Pocket Follow Shots Follow with English Principles of Position Play The Principles in Action Speed Control Ideal Angle and Distance Equals Position Know the Shape of Position Zones Play Natural Shape as much as Possible Right Side/Wrong Side - The Master Key to Playing Position Allowing for a Margin for Error When to Play Area Shape Enter into the Wide Area of a Position Zone Playing Down the Line of a Position Zone when Possible Ball In Hand Shape Play to the Long Side when Possible Use Rail Targets Avoid Scratching Plan Your Route - Avoiding Obstructions Play the High Percentage Sequence Plan for Three Balls at a Time Keep the Cue Ball away from the Rail Survey the Table before Shooting Pay Attention to Details Use Your Imagination Play Your Game Playing Position off One Rail Drawing the Cue Ball Down the Table The Kill Shot The Soft Draw Creeper Shot Slight Angle Force Shot Force Shots off a Side Rail Side Pocket offthe Rail Position Side Pocket Inside English Follow Shots Side Pocket Cut Shots offthe End Rail Using English offthe Rail Getting a Better Angle with English Multi-Rail Position Two More Two-Railers Two Rail Inside English Follow Shot Power Two Rail Follow Two Railer with Draw and Force Basic Three Rail Position Four Rail Position Inside English Three Railer Three Rails with Inside Follow Three Railer with Outside English and Draw Around the Table Thin Cut Cross the Table Shot Twice Across with Inside Follow Drawing Across the Table Twice Inside English off the Rail Draw Shot Up and Down the Table Around the Table Three Railer Side Pocket Two Railer Side Pocket Three Railer Side Pocket Shape Using Inside English Four Rail Side Pocket Shape Balls Near The Pocket Balls Deep in the Jaws Playing Shape with English Draw Shots on Balls Near the Pocket Using Rail First Position on Pocket Hangers Back to the Rail Follow Shot Change of Direction Follow Shot
Variety of Position Plays Playing Up Close to get an Angle Using Tangent Lines to Control the Cue Ball Hit or Miss Using Tangent Lines Playing Shape on the Short Side Cheat the Pocket for Shape Thick or Thin will Alter the Cue Ball's Path When to Play the Extra Rail The Lag Shot Go Rail First to Gain an Angle Avoiding Balls coming Across the Table Frozen/Frozen Position Plays Bumping Your Next Ball into Position First Rail Target Zones Playing Position Down the Length of the Table Using the Side Rails for Position Playing Position off Other Balls Drawing Off an Object Ball for Position Using Balls as Backstops Backstops - Part Two Playing Shape off Combinations Combos with the Balls near the Pocket Combos with a Ball in the Jaws A Checklist of Common Mistakes