Bert kinnister instructional dvds
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I don't have the video's, but I do the online subscription, which lets me watch all of them any time I wish. Some real nuggets there,,,,,,you pick up on 10% of his nuggets and execute em regularly you'll be eatin "red meat tonite".
Renegade is dead on here, I personally spent 4 days with the guy and it improved my game 2-3 balls easily!
I just signed up tonight. Do you have any favorites? Or which had the biggest impact on your game? Or any that you thought were not so great?
I ask as I don't think I'll be watching 100 videos anytime soon...
i like it when he says ding dong daddy on his videos
If he doesn't get you fired up to play better , you should try another sport.
I also have subscribed to his online videos. My favorite so far is the one on no-deflection. Forget what the exact name is. At the pool hall where I play in a league, once in a while I hear Ding-Dong-Daddy yelled out and sometimes it comes from me on a bank shot I learned to make from one of his videos. Can't recommend signing up enough.
thanks for the link
Well, you know that's the great thing about the subscription plan. Whatever aspect of your game you feel needs tuning, just search his categories and you are sure to find something helpful to work on. I really like the banking and 1p stuff the best,,,,,,but that's because those are my favorite type of games.
The biggest part of my game that needs improvement is position play and patterns for 9 ball. I watched the first of the 6/9 pointed star videos last night. I thought the drill he shot, and the way he progressed through it in stages, was excellent.
Now, if I get off my a$$ and actually do the drill, I'm certain it will have a positive impact on my game
Now, if I get off my a$$ and actually do the drill, I'm certain it will have a positive impact on my game
Wow, and there were some gems in the 6 pointed star video about playing position when you are straight in and near the rail. I knew of them before, but always considered them a trick shot, and not something very practical. But after seeing him shoot them so successfully, I will have to practice them the way he shot them, and incorporate them in my game.
This is a perfect way to put it. Bert is a no nonsense guy that emphasizes you'll need to put in the work, and will reap the rewards if you do so. You can tell he is very passionate about everything he says.
Ding Dong Daddy
He used to be down in Chicago Heights, but he is in Texas now. He visits up this way once in a while.
I spent a lot of time on his videos. 60 minute work out and the short game, the middle game, the long game and putting it all together. There are other good ones, too. The star ones. Lots of good drills. If you put in the time, you will improve.
He used to be down in Chicago Heights, but he is in Texas now. He visits up this way once in a while.
I spent a lot of time on his videos. 60 minute work out and the short game, the middle game, the long game and putting it all together. There are other good ones, too. The star ones. Lots of good drills. If you put in the time, you will improve.
i got like 1-74 of his videos would sell them all $350 shipped
volume 91?
Did anyone see the volume 91 (questions and answers) done this year?
Apparently is talking about a pre-shot routine, aiming, sighting and alignment, expanding the notions of Bert's 11th volume Advanced Fundamentals.
Would be curious to see a review.
Did anyone see the volume 91 (questions and answers) done this year?
Apparently is talking about a pre-shot routine, aiming, sighting and alignment, expanding the notions of Bert's 11th volume Advanced Fundamentals.
Would be curious to see a review.