Dr. Cue Pool Lesson #70 - 2 Cushion "Midpoint" Kick System (Opposite Squares!) скачать в хорошем качестве

Dr. Cue Pool Lesson #70 - 2 Cushion "Midpoint" Kick System (Opposite Squares!)

http://www.poolplayers.com - One tip of English (by definition) can also be used for another 2-cushion "midpoint" scenario when the cue ball and object are in "opposite squares" of the table and the player is shooting the cue ball "into the square" where the object ball is located. When the cue ball is being shot "away from the square" the object ball is located in one tip of English (by definition) will not work. In this latter case, "favoring" English must be used to make contact with the object ball after the cue ball travels 2 cushions. A shorter bridge helps to maintain accuracy on this type of shot. Using any of the 2-cushion kick systems being presented in these APA instructional segments will add valuable insight for obtaining the highest level of play regardless of challenges you might encounter. A more detailed explanation and presentation for the "banks" and "kicks" that "Dr. Cue" has been teaching for over 40 years can be found in his best selling product Foundation For Kicking and Banking. This instructional DVD album of 3 discs on "diamond systems and so much more" is guaranteed to take your game to the next level and beyond. Note: For purchase information, please contact Tom Rossman by phone or email: drcue@artisticpool.org / 765.795.4968 or 765.760.7665