diamond system

I never had more than a rudimentary understanding of diamond systems ..

until.. I got Scott Lee and RandyG's DVD's volume 2 shows the simplest and easiest to understand explanations for 1, 2, and 3 rail kicks that I have ever seen..

it is much easier to understand if you are shown.. than it ever will be in text..

and once you ingrain the "track lines" you have to force yourself NOT to see them.. it's that obvious... once you know it..

outstanding stuff..
 
pete lafond said:
Wow, now this is a long awaited topic. I do not know how long you have been playing, but I would suggest that you spend a little time on a 3 cushion table. Nothing like real-time learning. Kicking is a beautiful part of billiards and defensive kicking is supreme.

Books are fine, but working and learning with a 3 cushion player will put you way ahead of reading books and studying internet sites fast. Why? Because you are experiencing it and testing it, and stroke changes everything. You'll first learn some pretty basic shots that you can then turn into a host of many shots. Later you'll extend to advanced shots and that's even more shots. Soon no one will ever bury you and they will cringe with not hopes of getting ball in hand but rather what they will be left with to shot at.
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I will have to agree with the above quote. I spent just two weeks playing three cusion and i cant believe the angles i can see when playing nine ball. It really opens up for you. I can now kick at balls and for the most part hit them with a high percentage.
 
Go to a room that has Carom Tables. Find out which players know the system well and offer to pay one of the ones you feel comfortable with. It's a lot easier to learn with someone teaching you. Once you learn it you won't believe how you ever hit a two rail kick w/o it. Johnnyt
 
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