Guide to Knowing Your Reach

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Chris Santana
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Hey everyone. I have put together a simple and easy to understand full-color guide on areas and shots in pool that cause us to use the bridge or other tool to assist in shot making. The guide is a large size, so the images won't be high quality. If you would like the full high-res version, please email me and I will send you the entire PDF. csantana47@gmail.com.

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great input...

I was actually going to do this for myself but never got around to it. Thanks for saving me the work. I took a group lesson from a world champion that I greatly admire. He is, like me, not that tall. Because of this I told him that is the reason I took the lesson and it upset him. I feel bad now because I should have worded my request to him better. He was helpful though. I appreciate your work!
 
I was actually going to do this for myself but never got around to it. Thanks for saving me the work. I took a group lesson from a world champion that I greatly admire. He is, like me, not that tall. Because of this I told him that is the reason I took the lesson and it upset him. I feel bad now because I should have worded my request to him better. He was helpful though. I appreciate your work!

Thanks! Yeah, most players don't realize that this is an avoidable problem when playing. Position play is very important, but we forget that position play in areas that we can actually REACH is important, too! If you'd like, I can send you the PDF. Thanks again
 
I've always used the Diamonds, and am very aware of my opponents limitations. Me being 6'6'' is a Huge advantage playing rotation pool, other games not as significant.
 
I've always used the Diamonds, and am very aware of my opponents limitations. Me being 6'6'' is a Huge advantage playing rotation pool, other games not as significant.

Yeah, I'm 6'6" as well. I RARELY use the bridge, but I have noticed that players simply don't give it a second thought when playing position to an area they can't reach.
 
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