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What Is A Nine-Ball Run-Out? A 9-ball runout occurs when a player breaks the balls and continues to shoot until all of the balls have been pocketed. Each of the 9 numbered balls need to be made in numerical order. The lowest numbered ball must be contacted 1st. Any ball can be made in any […]
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In this video you will learn how to play inside English, left and side, off 3 rails to get position in the middle of the table. Just as a quick note, being from the UK I find it strange that Americans refer to side spin as “English.” Snooker players usually refer to it as side
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This Video is a Practice Drill This is a pool practice drill that my snooker coach demonstrated to me during an hour session in Nottingham. The idea is to play all of the shots from the same cue ball and object ball location and achieve different track lines by changing your stroke. Changing the Stroke
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Draw to the center of the table drill. This drill involves drawing the cueball back from a fixed position to a location in the center of the table. This shot is a draw shot below the center. By changing the height of the cue tip and the power of the stroke the final position
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Here is another three quarter ball practice drill for your warm-up routine. After playing each shot look at the finish position of the white ball and note the route or the track line taken. Try to remember the shape in picture form and combine the picture with the feeling of speed and tip position. There are
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