There are people in this world who step up to a pool table for the first time and after some basic training in the goals of a given game, can pick up the most essential components of being good at it, immediately; the approach, the shot decision, the accurate determination of the angles involved, the aim and the clean, uncluttered stroke that puts a target ball in a hole. In other words, they don’t, like many, start the learning process by picking up bad habits, which will eventually have to be unlearned, in order to learn all of it properly. […]
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