Ever hear of 14.1? Well, you may know this as straight pool, the pocket billiards game. This was the common sport of championship in the old days, and was immortalized in the film The Hustler. But playing a good game of 14.1 continuous means starting off good, which means a well-prepared rack.
In this video, professional pool player Borana Andoni explains how to get the perfect straight pool rack with a Delta-13 billiards ball rack.
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Practice a drill to improve cue ball control in pool
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Avoid the near rail on a corner pocket pool shot
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Shoot a bank hustle shot in pool
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Make a large-curve massé shot
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Use proper pool cue stick grip, stance and stroke
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Shoot pool like a pro
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Do the running rail pool shot
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Aim bank shots in pool
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Hit a ball that is frozen to a rail
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Use reverse English to stop cue ball motion in pool
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Shoot a bank shot in pool with a parallel line
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Make a straight shot using follow
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Make an English curve with an elevated cue
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Do the mirror bank pool trick shot
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Aim a cut shot in pool
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Pocket a ball that is frozen to the rail in pool
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Prevent a scratch in pool using the 90 degree rule
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Play Straight Rail & understanding crowding patterns
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Do a trick pool break shot to win the game
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Use the 90 degree rule with cut angles in pool
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Practice a drill to improve cue ball control in pool
How To:
Avoid the near rail on a corner pocket pool shot
How To:
Shoot a bank hustle shot in pool
How To:
Make a large-curve massé shot
How To:
Use proper pool cue stick grip, stance and stroke
How To:
Shoot pool like a pro
How To:
Do the running rail pool shot
How To:
Aim bank shots in pool
How To:
Hit a ball that is frozen to a rail
How To:
Use reverse English to stop cue ball motion in pool
How To:
Shoot a bank shot in pool with a parallel line
How To:
Make a straight shot using follow
How To:
Make an English curve with an elevated cue
How To:
Do the mirror bank pool trick shot
How To:
Aim a cut shot in pool
How To:
Pocket a ball that is frozen to the rail in pool
How To:
Prevent a scratch in pool using the 90 degree rule
How To:
Play Straight Rail & understanding crowding patterns
How To:
Do a trick pool break shot to win the game
How To:
Improve your shot-making accuracy when playing pool
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