practice drills

[9 BALL BRETT]

does anyone know a good website to find practice drills i need advanced practice drills any ideas?

 

[thedude]

There is probably a hundred previous threads on this topic... But FWIW, when I'm playing by myself I try to get in a couple rounds of Fargo.

 

[9baller]

There is probably a hundred previous threads on this topic... But FWIW, when I'm playing by myself I try to get in a couple rounds of Fargo.

Rep to you. thanks for the info on fargo, i will try it out.

 

[MOJOE]

Louis Ulrich has some great drills. See them on this forum at

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=78217

There are many great books for drill. I like the Pro book and advanced pro book, 99 critical shots is good too. Tons of resources out there if you take the time to look.

Peace, MOJOE

 

[rogerb]

I think joe tucker's drills are the best i have ever used, they are not free, but they are not expensive at all.
http://www.joetucker.net/

 

[Patrick Johnson]

Bob Jewett's San Francisco Billiard Academy has lots of basic drills in their "Basic Pocket Billiards Clinic" manual. Notice the "progressive" nature of these drills - you can use the same principle to design your own drills tailored to your specific needs.

pj
chgo

 

[PoolSponge]

I was just introduced to this drill. Run the balls out in order. Try two ways. One, control the CB after making the ball and do not allow it to contact a second rail and play position for the next ball. Two, practice your tangent lines and make the CB hit a second rail (without touching another ball) and play position to the next ball.

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