Chohan's book.
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jax_joe
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So from his Facebook:
shop.gametightonepocket.com
Game Tight One Pocket Book by Tony Chohan
Game Tight One Pocket is a modern One Pocket training tool built around Tony Chohan’s creative, aggressive approach, with QR-linked video demonstrations.
shop.gametightonepocket.com
InsertCleverNameHere
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Really cool idea how they put it together. Ordered one too.
Looks like an Excellent format!
Good luck with the sales Tony!
Good luck with the sales Tony!
Willymakaball
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On order, Thanks Tony.
Think the price is $85.00, I will pass.
Its the Indian not the book , right?
Right, only book I own is 99 Critical Shots.
8intheside
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85 dollars? Ummm yeah I’ll pass too!
You must not purchase specialty books at all.
This is a niche book for those of us who love one pocket, and the other 3 books on the subject are all all about the same or more. The effort into producing a book like this, with videos for each situation and answers is tiresome and Tony deserves a ton of credit.
Two by Robin, one by Wirth, one by Steve Booth, and one by Jack Koehler. The Koehler book is more like $20 but is more basic. Booth covers all the basics plus advanced ideas and is a much better book for players new to the game.
learning one pocket shots from a picture is hardly easy or worse. seeing videos is practical.
plus most of his shots need good cue ball control as he does more than one thing within a shot. until you are at least proficient in doing kicks and combo's and kisses then stick with getting regular shots down.
if you cant bank well from all sorts of angles, and control where whitey stops you have to do that as step number one.
plus most of his shots need good cue ball control as he does more than one thing within a shot. until you are at least proficient in doing kicks and combo's and kisses then stick with getting regular shots down.
if you cant bank well from all sorts of angles, and control where whitey stops you have to do that as step number one.
Thomas Martin
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To me, this looks like a fantastic opportunity. I do not play one pocket althought I might resume in the future. In the past, I played it a little, and even have a few eight ball runs. This book could help me to learn just about everything I would need to know. Furthermore, I would be able to learn from one of the best one pocket players in the world. I am very impressed with the book including the videos, and they look like a great investment.
Dude we get that you are a skin flint, no further proof needed.