Book on Pool Drills
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randyg said:
Does it involve reference shots like the orginal Pro Book, or is it a different format.
I think reference shots are a good idea and I'm currently working on the orginal Pro Book.
As an instructor, what's your take on learning reference shots?
RJ
kokopuffs said:
Are there any DVD's that compliment the ADVANCED PRO BOOK?
RJ
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Hi Everyone,
I'm Dominic "The Drill Instructor" Esposito, for POOL & BILLIARD Magazine and producer of PRO SKILL DRILLS.
First off, thank you for allowing me to be part of your lives and hopefully be adding something positive to your pool games.
PRO SKILL DRILLS Volume 2 has just been released. 52 great drills for 9 & 8 Ball, One Pocket, Straight & Bank Pool.
Please go to our site at www.PROSKILLDRILLS.com and prepare to be blown away.
There is nothing in my work about "How To Play Pool."
If you need help with your fundamentals, then check out what everybody else has produced. These other books will help you well to get a firm grasp on basics and over all play development.
PSD is 100% Drills for Level 1: Intermediate to Level 2: Pro level players.
NO FLUFF to fill pages.
The DVD is TV broadcast production quality. The book sits on the rail of the table while you shoot because of the spiral binding.
Order on line or call us at 1-888-784-7574
Have to plug this, but I'll do it briefly: http://billiardsdrills.com/.
It's free, not very complete at this point, but growing. And if you have a drill you'd like to add or submit, we take 'em! It should complement whatever book(s) you do decide to buy.
It's free, not very complete at this point, but growing. And if you have a drill you'd like to add or submit, we take 'em! It should complement whatever book(s) you do decide to buy.
I'm surprised that no one has mentioned the materials promoted by 2 of our prominent forum members; Joe Tucker (JoeT) and Bob Jewett.
JoeT has a FABULOUS little book of drills, the "Guaranteed Improvement" booklet. If you already have a repeatable, sound, precise stroke then this booklet will DEFINITELY take you to a new level - especially for the 9-ball devotee's. I'll post a more detailed review in the next week or two. I like the drills in this book much better than Bob Hennings'; though the Pro Book is fairly good also.
Bob Jewett has a site (I think its spfbilliards.com, or something like that - sorry I don't know it off the top of my head) that has an excellent section of "progressive" drills. Very well thought out.
JoeT has a FABULOUS little book of drills, the "Guaranteed Improvement" booklet. If you already have a repeatable, sound, precise stroke then this booklet will DEFINITELY take you to a new level - especially for the 9-ball devotee's. I'll post a more detailed review in the next week or two. I like the drills in this book much better than Bob Hennings'; though the Pro Book is fairly good also.
Bob Jewett has a site (I think its spfbilliards.com, or something like that - sorry I don't know it off the top of my head) that has an excellent section of "progressive" drills. Very well thought out.