latest practice session

[mm4pool]

just got home from a practice session. was working on some basic runout patterns. a friend texted me and said make it harder, wipe all chalk from tip and play center ball only. oh boy it was ugly at first but then i started remembering basic fundamentals and low n behold i started running balls again.

anyone else ever practice "chalkless"

Mike

 

[PoolChump]

just got home from a practice session. was working on some basic runout patterns. a friend texted me and said make it harder, wipe all chalk from tip and play center ball only. oh boy it was ugly at first but then i started remembering basic fundamentals and low n behold i started running balls again.

anyone else ever practice "chalkless"

Mike

No. I use a Kamui base as a primer then chalk on every shot.:thumbup:

 

[GoldCrown]

I'm not knocking it but wouldn't it be more practical to ... Do in practice what you do in the game. Practice under combat conditions.

 

[john coloccia]

That's a great practice idea!

 

[jasonlaus]

I'm not knocking it but wouldn't it be more practical to ... Do in practice what you do in the game. Practice under combat conditions.

It forces him to fall on the right side of the ball. If we did this all the time our patterns would be much better. We still need to be able to come with the english when we need it though
Jason<------english on every shot

 

[Kracken]

I do a similar thing in practice. I normally play with low deflection shaft and during practice I will sometimes use my original shaft which forces me play the center ball more because if deflects more. This usually helps me when I switch back to playing shaft.

 

[Wedge]

Here is a cool practice session

https://www.facebook.com/phaa.hmaunpao/videos/1032708623486898/

Wedge

 

[mm4pool]

It forces him to fall on the right side of the ball. If we did this all the time our patterns would be much better. We still need to be able to come with the english when we need it though
Jason<------english on every shot

exactly, also it showed me a minor flaw in stroke. i wasnt hitting the cue ball where i thought i was until i did this.

Mike