When you go to practice, play 14.1 against yourself without any imaginary ghost opponent.
Assign a score…..50 points……better yet, 45 points. 3 racks of pool which keeps this short.
So you need to jot down some data but it’s pretty simple info to record as described below.
In fact, I’d even say 2 racks works at the outset is also fine. Now you can play safe during this
practice because the only thing that matters is when you get a object ball to pocket. All you do
record how many innings it takes you, not counting any safeties, to run 2 or 3 racks.
Whatever that number amounts to, just remember it because it’s your average that you want to
beat that next time you do this practice. If you did this once a day for a month, your avg. should
improve. Additionally, you need to also record how many banks and OBs you pocket every inning
It’s only a couple of racks per day so it shouldn’t take long and keep track of your progress.
You should see less innings, fewer banks & a increase in average # of balls pocketed per inning.
You’ll master shot selection & break shot position so much better after a month of practicing this.
