Trying to decide whether to buy both or one of them. If they are redundant, which one is better and why?
Power One Pocket 1 or 2 or both?
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they're not too redundant. 1 goes into more detail about breaking and returning the break ect..more fundamental 1 pocket I guess. 2 talks about specific shots and moves. If you can only get 1 disk I'd get the first one but I think Lenny has a buy both special price.
Andy
Still sucks at 1 pocket
Andy
Still sucks at 1 pocket
I would buy both. There may be some redundancy, but you don't want to miss that one little thing that might help your game.
As a matter-of-fact, I owned those at one time and they are both good to have. :smile:
As a matter-of-fact, I owned those at one time and they are both good to have. :smile:
I have the second one. Player commentary was pretty good, but I wasn't super impressed with the beginning bits. Scott's particular method of teaching isn't something that suits me, but that's just my own personal preference.
I would still recommend it even though I didn't see what all the hype was about.
I would still recommend it even though I didn't see what all the hype was about.
Sorry I didn't get to reply to this sooner. I know I read it but was super busy at the time. Power One Pocket is different then Volume 2. We did cover the racking and breaking again as we added other breaks and whatnot but in the first DVD we covered more shots returning the break.
I felt the content is better in the first one but the quality of video (my fault) was not very good, this DVD was made 5-6 years ago. Volume 2 has about 3 hours of various content and the first one is 90 minutes, better quality video and good content. If you like one pocket and want to learn you will enjoy it, some entertainment value with the shot stories and road stories and we move at a decent pace.
I wanted to make DVDs that I would buy myself and not feel ripped off on. I have gotten great reviews and messages from people on it and not too many bad comments so either people really like me and don't want to hurt my feelings or majority of people are happy.
Just look at the reviews of it online in various places and then make your purchases. Thanks everyone who has supported Scott and myself by picking them up. Play well and be lucky pool fans.
P.S. I am making another DVD this month on 8, 9 and 10 ball featuring a popular player from the US. More details to come! :thumbup:
www.ontherailtv.com
I felt the content is better in the first one but the quality of video (my fault) was not very good, this DVD was made 5-6 years ago. Volume 2 has about 3 hours of various content and the first one is 90 minutes, better quality video and good content. If you like one pocket and want to learn you will enjoy it, some entertainment value with the shot stories and road stories and we move at a decent pace.
I wanted to make DVDs that I would buy myself and not feel ripped off on. I have gotten great reviews and messages from people on it and not too many bad comments so either people really like me and don't want to hurt my feelings or majority of people are happy.
Just look at the reviews of it online in various places and then make your purchases. Thanks everyone who has supported Scott and myself by picking them up. Play well and be lucky pool fans.
P.S. I am making another DVD this month on 8, 9 and 10 ball featuring a popular player from the US. More details to come! :thumbup:
www.ontherailtv.com
Has there been any talks with Tom Wirth to do a video? Just curious, he's a great teacher. And everybody loves his book.
Thanks
Jason
Funny you mention that Jason. I've been thinking about putting together a companion DVD to the book.
Just in the consideration stages though. We'll see. Maybe Scott and Lenny would be interested in collaborating on a project in the near future.
Thanks for the plug.
Just in the consideration stages though. We'll see. Maybe Scott and Lenny would be interested in collaborating on a project in the near future.
Thanks for the plug.
Fast....your work is excellent. You do quality work.
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