Putting together a drill routine...quick question

[mattman]

As the title says, I am putting together a drill routine comprised (as of current) about 40 different shots. The shots range from rails shots, draw, small position, long position and so forth. I was wondering if I should group all the like categories together or break them up evenly?

Anotherwards, shoud I shoot 4 small position drills all back to back you would you do a small postion drill, then draw and then.....so forth. Each drill will consist of 10 shots. A points system will be in place and noted and graphed to see what kind of progress is being made.

I was going to break them up so it's no so redundant, but got to thinking if they were all grouped together, it might stick better. What do you think?

The total excercise will be performed 2-3 hours a day about 5 days a week.

Matt

 

[JoeyInCali]

http://barenada.com/poolworkout.shtml
Plenty there.

 

[ez2h8]

I would keep the similiar shots together at first so you build up muscle memory quicker regarding that "group of shots" shot requirments. This may bore you to death, but I am a firm believer in muscle memory regarding playing pool.

Once you are shooting your groups of shots comfy and consistantly, I might mix them up. Then you should still be able to go thru the complete drill without missing a beat, again from what I believe is muscle memory. Since they are drills, there is no pressure, so nothing to really worry or think about, just let your stroke happen without thinking.


ez