Xavier gretillat live training

Texas Carom Club

Texas Carom Club

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Right now
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He shares his practice sessions several times a week
1c and balkline


Xavier is a Small game champion player

I will post the links here for those who wish to watch whenever he is streaming,usually early morning 6am ish for several hrs my time
 
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i got to watch alittle this morning
never saw it played or played it
great touch and finesse
 
beneath_the_sur said:
exactly why i posted it and will continue to

small games are pure finesse and lovely to witness,
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I'm guessing you have already seen this but there is about a 20 minute video up on youtube of Caudron running about 200 pts. at straight rail, and as he does he talks his way through what he is doing and why (in English - probably made for a Korean audience). I think that if I wanted to learn that game I would just set up those shot and try to follow along and do what he is doing to the best of my ability.
 
KissedOut said:
I'm guessing you have already seen this but there is about a 20 minute video up on youtube of Caudron running about 200 pts. at straight rail, and as he does he talks his way through what he is doing and why (in English - probably made for a Korean audience). I think that if I wanted to learn that game I would just set up those shot and try to follow along and do what he is doing to the best of my ability.
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I have
I do
It doesn't help me alot as far as info
I can see his English but he's not explaining every shot
Rail nurse is tough to get ahold on for me I've maby done 10 or so can't seem to know when I need to regather them, or when to even start looking at when to regather

As others have said in my straight rail thread I should learn gather shots first,that these are much more difficult
I agree but simple gather shots across the table are pretty easy for me

But a simple rail nurse and keeping it going is pretty tough going for me at this point

Too bad there's no zero x training videos for billiards even though what I learned from those can be applied to any game and I have applied a few techniques to billiards
 
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