Worth It
Has anyone read Cueball control cheat sheets or safety toolbox by Allan P. Sands?
And if so would they be worth me picking up a copy?
I liked the CBCCS book very much.
On each shot you set up 2 balls, for example the 8 and 9.
Shot number one on the 8 ball is always the same. He then has you move the 9 ball around to different spots on the table and tells you how you need to move the rock to get you into position.
Sounds crazy but what I liked most about the book is that it didn't work for me.
What I mean by that is everyone's stroke is different. In order to make the shots work I had to make adjustments. For instance he might say to hit the rock at 11'oclock. With my stoke 10'oclock might be what I need to get into position.
I think seeing the shots and going through the adjustment process to make things work will definitely raise your game at least a few balls.
Another thing I like is that there's no fluff. It's a bunch of diagrams. The only way to digest the info is to go to the table and shoot!
AND its only $10!
Try it, I think you will like the results.
-Troi
P.S. - I've not read the Safety Tool Kit.