Bertkinister.com
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Crispy Fish said:
It was obviously getting updated. It happened to me too. Just right click on the screen and choose Refresh from the menu, and it cleared up for me.
Hmmm... still not working for me. Must be a problem with the network at my end. 
Crispy Fish said:Hmmm... still not working for me. Must be a problem with the network at my end.
Go to http://www.bertkinister.com/
Then in the blank area where there is nothing to click on, do the right click and from the menu choose Refresh. It came in perfectly for me.
Yes, I know... I'm an IT professional.Donovan said:
I'm getting a "cannot find server" error no matter how many times I refresh the page. I've had this problem with other websites before so I think there's just a problem with DNS at my office. I'll try again when I get home.
Crispy Fish said:Yes, I know... I'm an IT professional.
I'm getting a "cannot find server" error no matter how many times I refresh the page. I've had this problem with other websites before so I think there's just a problem with DNS at my office. I'll try again when I get home.
You can't order from his site, but if you know hwat you want already, here is his number and email.
Phone: ....1-800-898-7665
E-mail: ....bertkinister@msn.com
BTW, I about the over explaining of that. You just never know who is asking for help.
No problem... you're right that you never know.Donovan said:You can't order from his site, but if you know hwat you want already, here is his number and email.
Phone: ....1-800-898-7665
E-mail: ....bertkinister@msn.com
BTW, I about the over explaining of that. You just never know who is asking for help.
I was hoping that his website would have more information about the videos. Do you know if it has any preview clips, or where I could find some?
Crispy Fish said:No problem... you're right that you never know.
I was hoping that his website would have more information about the videos. Do you know if it has any preview clips, or where I could find some?
no, video clips...I'll email you the decsriptions if you want.
The List
Well, I guess the Private Message thing did not work, so here is the list. Sorry if this is a repeat of an older post.
(60-64) New Volumes - Order All 5 for $189.95 + $6.00 S&H
Volume 64 "SAFETIES FOR 2005"
Volume 63 "SECRETS OF BANKING BALLS"
Bank that impossible shot and win.
Volume 62 "THE SHRINKING RECTANGLE OF PAIN"
Featuring: Neil Fiejen will bring pain to your opponents.
Volume 61 "EIGHTBALL FOR MONEY"
Playing to win every game, not for points.
Volume 60 "THE $100.00 TAPE"
TWO HOURS! This is the $500.00 lesson plus more shotmaking, position, and safety knowledge ever put on 1 tape before.
(39-59) Videos for people looking to improve their game.
Volume 59 "BANK POOL"
The rules, the strategy, and banking secrets never seen on video!
Volume 58 "SECRETS OF CAROMS AND COMBINATIONS"
You have asked for these for years.
Volume 57 "JUMPSHOTS AND MASSÉS"
The definitive tape on how to jump and massé balls by the world's best instructor of pocket billiards.
Volume 56 "SECRETS OF SHOTMAKING"
Never seen before on video! Volumes 55 & 56 are guaranteed to raise your ability to pocket long and hard shots by 50% within 8 to 10 hours of use or your money back!
Volume 55 "SECRETS OF MAKING LONG HARD SHOTS"
Volume 54 "8-BALL & 9-BALL EXECUTION 202 "
Volume 53 "8-BALL & 9-BALL EXECUTION 101 "
Volume 52 "INTERMEDIATE CUE BALL CONTROL 202"
Volume 51 "CUE BALL CONTROL 101"
Volume 50 "SECRETS OF 8-BALL & 9-BALL PATTERNS"
Volume 49 "BANK YOUR WAY TO IMPROVED CONCENTRATION AND THE 3-MINUTE DIAMOND SYSTEM"
Volume 48 "THE SOFT BREAK IN 9-BALL"
Volume 47 "PROFESSIONAL SHOT MAKING AND POSITION DRILLS - PART 2 AND THE BREAK RACK"
Volume 46 "PROFESSIONAL SHOT MAKING AND POSITION DRILLS - PART 1"
Volume 45 "RECTANGLE OF DOOM"
Volume 44 "8-BALL, THE BREAK, THE PATTERNS, THE STRATEGY"
Volume 43 "ADVANCED SHOTMAKING & PATTERN DRILLS"
Volume 42 "DEVELOPING / THINKING TECHNIQUES DRILLS"
Volume 41 "PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS FOR 8-BALL & 9-BALL"
Volume 40 "RETURNING THE 1 POCKET BREAK"
Volume 39 "ADVANCED ONE POCKET"
(35-38) 4 STEP PROGRAM GUARANTEED TO RAISE
"RUN OUT" ABILITY BY 25%
(Use in order 35 through 38)
Volume 38 "PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER" = Step Four
Volume 37 "THE LONG GAME" = Step Three
Volume 36 "THE MIDDLE GAME" = Step Two
Volume 35 "THE SHORT GAME" = Step One
(9-34) Videos for people looking to improve their game.
Volume 34 "ADVANCED BANK SHOTS"
"Twisting A Ball" teaches the secret used to bank balls that look impossible.
Volume 33 "CLIMBING THE LADDER"
The finishing touch to the "Ladder" if you like the "Star Pattern you will love the ladder.
Volume 32 "THE LADDER"
The most powerful exercise ever created by the worlds master pocket billiard instructor, Bert Kinister.
Volume 31 "SIDE POCKET WINNERS"
Shows how to get back in line when you are forced to shoot a ball into a side pocket.
Volume 30 "ITS A HANGER"
Teaches how to control the cue ball to anywhere on the table with an object ball hanging in the pocket.
Volume 29 "ADVANCED ANGLES AND SPEED - THE GAUNTLET"
Volume 28 "INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED ANGLES & SPEED"
Volume 27 "INTRODUCTION TO ANGLES AND SPEED"
Volume 26 "WINNING ONE POCKET"
Volume 25 "WINNING SAFETIES FOR 1999"
Volume 24 "KICKING FOR CASH"
Volume 23 "INTERMEDIATE ONE POCKET"
Volume 22 "AIM TO WIN AND BASIC ONE POCKET"
Volume 21 "WINNING PATTERNS FOR 9-BALL AND 8-BALL"
Volume 20 "THE ADVANCED 60-MINUTE WORKOUT FOR 9-BALL & 8-BALL"
Volume 19 "THE DEFLECTION TAPE"
Volume 18 "THE SHOTMAKERS WORKOUT"
Volume 17 "THE SPEED TAPE"
Volume 16 "BANK SHOTS FOR 8-BALL & 9-BALL"
Volume 15 "THE WINNING SAFETIES FOR 96"
Volume 14 "THE BIG BANG"
Volume 13 "ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK"
Volume 12 "THE MIGHTY X"
Volume 11 "ADVANCED FUNDAMENTALS"
Volume 10 "MORE KILLER SAFETIES FOR 8-BALL AND 9-BALL"
Volume 9 "SAFETY PLAY FOR 9-BALL & 8-BALL"
(5-8) THE STAR PATTERNS
(Use in order 5 through 8)
Volume 8 "USING THE 9 POINTED STAR"
Volume 7 "BUILDING THE INTERIOR OF THE STAR"
Volume 6 "USING THE 6 POINTED STAR"
Volume 5 "BUILDING THE SIX POINTED STAR"
(1-4) THE ORIGINAL 4 VIDEOS
Volume 4 "BERT'S 10 BEST HUSTLES"
Volume 3 "SECRET 9-BALL KNOWLEDGE"
Volume 2 "RUN OUT 9-BALL"
Volume 1 "THE 60 MINUTE WORKOUT FOR 9-BALL AND 8-BALL"
(Named BEST tape for 9-Ball & 8-Ball by Pool & Billiard Magazine - 8/94)
Well, I guess the Private Message thing did not work, so here is the list. Sorry if this is a repeat of an older post.
(60-64) New Volumes - Order All 5 for $189.95 + $6.00 S&H
Volume 64 "SAFETIES FOR 2005"
Volume 63 "SECRETS OF BANKING BALLS"
Bank that impossible shot and win.
Volume 62 "THE SHRINKING RECTANGLE OF PAIN"
Featuring: Neil Fiejen will bring pain to your opponents.
Volume 61 "EIGHTBALL FOR MONEY"
Playing to win every game, not for points.
Volume 60 "THE $100.00 TAPE"
TWO HOURS! This is the $500.00 lesson plus more shotmaking, position, and safety knowledge ever put on 1 tape before.
(39-59) Videos for people looking to improve their game.
Volume 59 "BANK POOL"
The rules, the strategy, and banking secrets never seen on video!
Volume 58 "SECRETS OF CAROMS AND COMBINATIONS"
You have asked for these for years.
Volume 57 "JUMPSHOTS AND MASSÉS"
The definitive tape on how to jump and massé balls by the world's best instructor of pocket billiards.
Volume 56 "SECRETS OF SHOTMAKING"
Never seen before on video! Volumes 55 & 56 are guaranteed to raise your ability to pocket long and hard shots by 50% within 8 to 10 hours of use or your money back!
Volume 55 "SECRETS OF MAKING LONG HARD SHOTS"
Volume 54 "8-BALL & 9-BALL EXECUTION 202 "
Volume 53 "8-BALL & 9-BALL EXECUTION 101 "
Volume 52 "INTERMEDIATE CUE BALL CONTROL 202"
Volume 51 "CUE BALL CONTROL 101"
Volume 50 "SECRETS OF 8-BALL & 9-BALL PATTERNS"
Volume 49 "BANK YOUR WAY TO IMPROVED CONCENTRATION AND THE 3-MINUTE DIAMOND SYSTEM"
Volume 48 "THE SOFT BREAK IN 9-BALL"
Volume 47 "PROFESSIONAL SHOT MAKING AND POSITION DRILLS - PART 2 AND THE BREAK RACK"
Volume 46 "PROFESSIONAL SHOT MAKING AND POSITION DRILLS - PART 1"
Volume 45 "RECTANGLE OF DOOM"
Volume 44 "8-BALL, THE BREAK, THE PATTERNS, THE STRATEGY"
Volume 43 "ADVANCED SHOTMAKING & PATTERN DRILLS"
Volume 42 "DEVELOPING / THINKING TECHNIQUES DRILLS"
Volume 41 "PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS FOR 8-BALL & 9-BALL"
Volume 40 "RETURNING THE 1 POCKET BREAK"
Volume 39 "ADVANCED ONE POCKET"
(35-38) 4 STEP PROGRAM GUARANTEED TO RAISE
"RUN OUT" ABILITY BY 25%
(Use in order 35 through 38)
Volume 38 "PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER" = Step Four
Volume 37 "THE LONG GAME" = Step Three
Volume 36 "THE MIDDLE GAME" = Step Two
Volume 35 "THE SHORT GAME" = Step One
(9-34) Videos for people looking to improve their game.
Volume 34 "ADVANCED BANK SHOTS"
"Twisting A Ball" teaches the secret used to bank balls that look impossible.
Volume 33 "CLIMBING THE LADDER"
The finishing touch to the "Ladder" if you like the "Star Pattern you will love the ladder.
Volume 32 "THE LADDER"
The most powerful exercise ever created by the worlds master pocket billiard instructor, Bert Kinister.
Volume 31 "SIDE POCKET WINNERS"
Shows how to get back in line when you are forced to shoot a ball into a side pocket.
Volume 30 "ITS A HANGER"
Teaches how to control the cue ball to anywhere on the table with an object ball hanging in the pocket.
Volume 29 "ADVANCED ANGLES AND SPEED - THE GAUNTLET"
Volume 28 "INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED ANGLES & SPEED"
Volume 27 "INTRODUCTION TO ANGLES AND SPEED"
Volume 26 "WINNING ONE POCKET"
Volume 25 "WINNING SAFETIES FOR 1999"
Volume 24 "KICKING FOR CASH"
Volume 23 "INTERMEDIATE ONE POCKET"
Volume 22 "AIM TO WIN AND BASIC ONE POCKET"
Volume 21 "WINNING PATTERNS FOR 9-BALL AND 8-BALL"
Volume 20 "THE ADVANCED 60-MINUTE WORKOUT FOR 9-BALL & 8-BALL"
Volume 19 "THE DEFLECTION TAPE"
Volume 18 "THE SHOTMAKERS WORKOUT"
Volume 17 "THE SPEED TAPE"
Volume 16 "BANK SHOTS FOR 8-BALL & 9-BALL"
Volume 15 "THE WINNING SAFETIES FOR 96"
Volume 14 "THE BIG BANG"
Volume 13 "ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK"
Volume 12 "THE MIGHTY X"
Volume 11 "ADVANCED FUNDAMENTALS"
Volume 10 "MORE KILLER SAFETIES FOR 8-BALL AND 9-BALL"
Volume 9 "SAFETY PLAY FOR 9-BALL & 8-BALL"
(5-8) THE STAR PATTERNS
(Use in order 5 through 8)
Volume 8 "USING THE 9 POINTED STAR"
Volume 7 "BUILDING THE INTERIOR OF THE STAR"
Volume 6 "USING THE 6 POINTED STAR"
Volume 5 "BUILDING THE SIX POINTED STAR"
(1-4) THE ORIGINAL 4 VIDEOS
Volume 4 "BERT'S 10 BEST HUSTLES"
Volume 3 "SECRET 9-BALL KNOWLEDGE"
Volume 2 "RUN OUT 9-BALL"
Volume 1 "THE 60 MINUTE WORKOUT FOR 9-BALL AND 8-BALL"
(Named BEST tape for 9-Ball & 8-Ball by Pool & Billiard Magazine - 8/94)
If I may share a quick anecdote...
One of the shots in "Berts 10 Best Hustles" involves setting up three object balls in specific places and trying to kick three rails without hitting any of the three blocking balls. The shot is a three rail kick with a well controlled drag shot (draw english, absolutely no sidespin, and how much draw you apply to the cueball is critical... Too much and you hit a ball, too little and you hit another blocking ball, etc.) I showed the shot to a friend and we tried it a few times with success.
Only a week later, I'm playing in the finals of a 9-ball tournament and my opponent hooks me bad. Object balls blocking every obvious one, two, three, four or five rail kicking route. I study the shot for awhile and chuckle to myself when I realise that he did leave me one and only one path... The exact path the cue ball would take if I shot the hustle shot described above. I had to jack up to shoot the shot (I was glued to the rail and needed draw english), but it worked perfectly. Since it was still early in the game (he hooked me on the 2 ball) there were even more than tree blocking balls but all were just outside the intended cueball path. My opponent was very surprised I hit the ball. (I ended up winning the final in a hill-hill battle)
This probably belongs in a thread I saw months ago "Has anyone ever actually used a trickshot in a tournament?"". Made me smile. Thanks, Bert
One of the shots in "Berts 10 Best Hustles" involves setting up three object balls in specific places and trying to kick three rails without hitting any of the three blocking balls. The shot is a three rail kick with a well controlled drag shot (draw english, absolutely no sidespin, and how much draw you apply to the cueball is critical... Too much and you hit a ball, too little and you hit another blocking ball, etc.) I showed the shot to a friend and we tried it a few times with success.
Only a week later, I'm playing in the finals of a 9-ball tournament and my opponent hooks me bad. Object balls blocking every obvious one, two, three, four or five rail kicking route. I study the shot for awhile and chuckle to myself when I realise that he did leave me one and only one path... The exact path the cue ball would take if I shot the hustle shot described above. I had to jack up to shoot the shot (I was glued to the rail and needed draw english), but it worked perfectly. Since it was still early in the game (he hooked me on the 2 ball) there were even more than tree blocking balls but all were just outside the intended cueball path. My opponent was very surprised I hit the ball. (I ended up winning the final in a hill-hill battle)
This probably belongs in a thread I saw months ago "Has anyone ever actually used a trickshot in a tournament?"". Made me smile. Thanks, Bert
Bert has some great information on every tape..i have a few and they sure have helped me..........Merry Christmas everyoneshinobi said:If I may share a quick anecdote...
One of the shots in "Berts 10 Best Hustles" involves setting up three object balls in specific places and trying to kick three rails without hitting any of the three blocking balls. The shot is a three rail kick with a well controlled drag shot (draw english, absolutely no sidespin, and how much draw you apply to the cueball is critical... Too much and you hit a ball, too little and you hit another blocking ball, etc.) I showed the shot to a friend and we tried it a few times with success.
Only a week later, I'm playing in the finals of a 9-ball tournament and my opponent hooks me bad. Object balls blocking every obvious one, two, three, four or five rail kicking route. I study the shot for awhile and chuckle to myself when I realise that he did leave me one and only one path... The exact path the cue ball would take if I shot the hustle shot described above. I had to jack up to shoot the shot (I was glued to the rail and needed draw english), but it worked perfectly. Since it was still early in the game (he hooked me on the 2 ball) there were even more than tree blocking balls but all were just outside the intended cueball path. My opponent was very surprised I hit the ball. (I ended up winning the final in a hill-hill battle)
This probably belongs in a thread I saw months ago "Has anyone ever actually used a trickshot in a tournament?"". Made me smile. Thanks, Bert
shinobi said:If I may share a quick anecdote...
One of the shots in "Berts 10 Best Hustles" involves setting up three object balls in specific places and trying to kick three rails without hitting any of the three blocking balls. The shot is a three rail kick with a well controlled drag shot (draw english, absolutely no sidespin, and how much draw you apply to the cueball is critical... Too much and you hit a ball, too little and you hit another blocking ball, etc.) I showed the shot to a friend and we tried it a few times with success.
Only a week later, I'm playing in the finals of a 9-ball tournament and my opponent hooks me bad. Object balls blocking every obvious one, two, three, four or five rail kicking route. I study the shot for awhile and chuckle to myself when I realise that he did leave me one and only one path... The exact path the cue ball would take if I shot the hustle shot described above. I had to jack up to shoot the shot (I was glued to the rail and needed draw english), but it worked perfectly. Since it was still early in the game (he hooked me on the 2 ball) there were even more than tree blocking balls but all were just outside the intended cueball path. My opponent was very surprised I hit the ball. (I ended up winning the final in a hill-hill battle)
This probably belongs in a thread I saw months ago "Has anyone ever actually used a trickshot in a tournament?"". Made me smile. Thanks, Bert
That was a great story! Thanks!