Joe Tucker's Racking Secrets 2

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I know Joe's work with his original Racking Secrets DVD is very well known. I just bought his Racking Secrets 2 and I was very impressed.

In a nutshell RS2 is a 10-ball version of RS1.

Joe starts the DVD explaining the three different breaking styles used in 10b and the effects each one has on the shooter and the outcome.

Of course, he continues on to cover breaking positions and the gaps between balls and how that affects the outcome and ball patterns.

There aren't many instructional DVDs I watch end-to-end 3 times within a day of receiving it. There's so much information, it's like going to 10-ball racking college. After the first few minutes of the DVD, I could clearly see the way I was breaking 10ball was all wrong.

I just wanted to take a moment and give Joe an unsolicited plug because I really got a LOT out of his DVD. I recall I first met Joe at the SBE a few years ago when he just made RS1 and he was selling them to people walking around the expo floor. I bought it as a "why not" and it ended up being one of the very best investments I ever made when it came to pool knowledge. I feel the same way about RS2.

Anyways, if you play 10b at all--- it's a must-have instructional video.

Dave
 
Joe Tucker has woke up more player's to the art of the rack than anyone in the world. I have both the 9-ball and the 10-ball dvd. After I got the 9-ball version I was tearing the 9-ball ghost a new A$$ in a week. I've never bought anything from Joe that didn't help my game. His stuff does what he says it will do if you really give it a fair shot. Johnnyt
 
Agree Dave, I don't play 10 ball much but when I do I would break just like in 9 ball, or sometimes closer to the middle of the table. His advice on which balls to try to make, how to adjust, etc. are fantastic and will certainly review and study that info again if I start playing more 10-ball. Both DVD's, and his guaranteed improvement DVD that I have as well, are definitely worthwhile.

Scott
 
Agree 100%

Joe Tucker had for sure great influence to the scene. Great instructor with great thoughts!

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