What you'll learn
Students will learn about 8-ball and 9-ball rules and practice games.
Students will learn about rail kicking system - one rail, two rails and three rails.
Students will learn how to control the cue ball to position for the next shot.
Students will learn several new trick shots.
Requirements
There are no prerequisites for taking this course. Students will need access to a good pool table and pool cue.
Description
Dramatically improve your game with the help of two of the top pool instructors in America. In this comprehensive program, Randy Goettlicher and Scott Lee detail the essential principles necessary to excel at pool. Among the topics covered are: set, pause, finish; stance; common cueing errors; pre-shot routines; speed control; the stop shot and tangent line. You will learn step by step how to build a smooth, repeatable and sustainable stroke, as well as the subtle nuances of how to play a particular game. Also included are several trick shots from Scott Lee. This program is an essential resource for any serious pool player! 105 minutes.Randy Goettlicher is the owner and founder of CUE-TECH Pool School in Dallas, TX. He is a Master Level Instructor as certified by the Billiard Congress of America. Scott Lee has been playing pocket billiards for more than 30 years. Since 1995, Scott has toured the country as a professional instructor, showman, and trick shot artist.After several months of practicing and mastering all of the material in this program, make sure to continue to improve your game with the advanced course - Play Better Pool Vol. 2 - Taking Your Game to the Next Level
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Set, Pause, Finish
Lecture 3 Stance
Lecture 4 Common Cueing Errors
Lecture 5 Pre-Shot Routines
Lecture 6 Speed Control
Lecture 7 Stop Shot
Lecture 8 Tangent Line
Lecture 9 Trick Shots
This program is for beginning and intermediate level players.


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https://www.udemy.com/course/play-better-pool-mastering-the-basics/

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