This video makes you aware of the possibility of curving the ball slightly with an elevated cue stick. The elevated cue stick striking down on the cue ball will cause a very slight curve in the direction of whichever English technique you use. This video is good for those who are just getting acquainted with the English technique.
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Use back hand English in your pool game
How To:
Train using the wagon wheel cue ball control method
How To:
Improve your shot-making accuracy when playing pool
How To:
Make a kick shot when the cue ball is frozen to a rail
How To:
Use reverse English to stop cue ball motion in pool
How To:
Shoot a combination shot in pool
How To:
Pocket your ball when it is blocked by opponent's ball
How To:
Do the running rail pool shot
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Visualize the cue ball contact point
How To:
Fix the parallax error in your pool shot
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How To:
Do the mirror bank pool trick shot
How To:
Use proper pool cue stick grip, stance and stroke
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Shoot a bank shot in pool with a parallel line
How To:
Improve your short game in pool with a practice drill
How To:
Use the tangent line in pool
How To:
Sink off the break in pool or billiards
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Control the cue ball in pool
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Shoot a bank hustle shot in pool
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Use the 30 degree rule to determine cue ball direction
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