Here is a tip......
Never use a practice routine for very long that becomes tedious, unfulfilling and frustrating.
Why bother to pursue something that turns into annoyance because you never learn from it.
Instead, take that same drill and just set a limit.... say 25 shots......5 sets of 5 attempts each.
You could use a limit of 100 shots....you set the limit....now keep track of your actual averages.
By establishing your average, every time you repeat the drill you will know how you are doing.
Are you improving, not playing well for some reason, duplicating your average results, etc. etc.
Most players don’t have a method for checking or comparing their pool playing performance aside
from whether they won or lost when in actuality, you may have won because of the other guy misses.
Never use a practice routine for very long that becomes tedious, unfulfilling and frustrating.
Why bother to pursue something that turns into annoyance because you never learn from it.
Instead, take that same drill and just set a limit.... say 25 shots......5 sets of 5 attempts each.
You could use a limit of 100 shots....you set the limit....now keep track of your actual averages.
By establishing your average, every time you repeat the drill you will know how you are doing.
Are you improving, not playing well for some reason, duplicating your average results, etc. etc.
Most players don’t have a method for checking or comparing their pool playing performance aside
from whether they won or lost when in actuality, you may have won because of the other guy misses.
