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Do You Care Enough? ~Tom Simpson
I don’t know many players who are happy with their game. We’re inconsistent, we make stupid mistakes, we lose focus, we take low...
Nov 29, 20143 min read


PoolSchool: The Bridge. ~ Boris Vidakovic {Part 3}
Closed rail bridge Very often the cue ball comes close to the rail so we can not make any bridge from the playing surface, so we have to...
Nov 24, 20141 min read


Keep Calm & Play Pool. ~ Keith Diaz
While playing in the first Gotham City Classic 9 Ball tournament, I’ve noticed intense emotions running at high altitudes. Players...
Nov 20, 20142 min read


PoolSchool: The Bridge. ~ Boris Vidakovic {Part 2}
Closed bridge After learning how to make an open bridge, it is easy to change and form a closed bridge using the idea that a closed...
Nov 8, 20142 min read


Hit the Cue Ball Low & Where you Want. ~ Max Eberle
One of the biggest problems new students of the game have in being able to draw the cue ball is that they are simply not hitting the cue...
Oct 30, 20142 min read


How To Improve Your Break Shot. ~ Allan Sand
If you are getting inconsistent results in your break, you have an inconsistent stroke. The key to developing a good break shot is to...
Oct 21, 20142 min read


Trust Your Setup, Trust Your Stroke, and Stay Relaxed. ~ Richard Wojnarowski
The three practice techniques I’m going to describe have helped everyone that has tried them. The first is a way to practice your setup,...
Oct 18, 20142 min read


PoolSchool: The Bridge. ~ Boris Vidakovic {Part 1}
The arm with which we hold the upper part of the cue (shaft), is the arm which controls the spot where cue hits the ball. We call it the...
Oct 17, 20142 min read


Winning Ugly. ~ Max Eberle
Many times if you missed the end of a pool match but saw the players walking away, you can tell who won or lost from their body language...
Oct 14, 20142 min read


PoolSchool: The Grip. ~ Boris Vidakovic
The arm with which we hold the back part of the cue is the arm that forms the catch or the grip of the cue. We should answer some...
Oct 7, 20143 min read


What is the Purpose of Defensive Shots? ~ Allan Sand
How many times has this happened to you? You come to the table with a difficult shot. You are two balls away from winning—if you can make...
Oct 3, 20142 min read


Cue Ball Control like the Pros. ~ Richard Wojnarowski {Part 3}
If you have followed my Cue Ball Control articles 1 and 2 you should have practiced playing position with stop shots, draw and follow....
Oct 1, 20141 min read


7 Keys To Playing Consistent Pool. ~ Max Eberle
Playing consistent pool is the result of a combination of many factors that when combined, make you a more powerful pool player. Here are...
Sep 30, 20142 min read


PoolSchool: Stance. ~ Boris Vidakovic {Part 4}
See Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 of this series. In the last three articles I have covered the fundamentals and types of stance, how it...
Sep 26, 20145 min read


What Would a Sucker Do? ~ Jacqueline Karol {Part 4}
If you look around the room and don’t see any suckers….you are the sucker! You have stripes here. You each only have one ball left and...
Sep 23, 20142 min read


Cue Ball Control like the Pros. ~ Richard Wojnarowski {Part 2}
If you read my first article Cue Ball Control like the Pros {Part 1} and you practiced the concepts you should have seen improvement...
Sep 22, 20141 min read


The Winning Mindset in Pool Matches. ~ Max Eberle
There are only two ways to think about the 1% of the pool players who have become run out players and tournament champions. One way is to...
Sep 19, 20142 min read


Elevate to the Moon: Press Stroke & Shoulder Stroke. ~ Tom Simpson
Getting above the Stick: Shooting Tall Most of us have pretty good bridges for getting over a blocking ball—at least when the blocker is...
Sep 18, 20143 min read


PoolSchool: Stance “Comfort.” ~ Boris Vidakovic {Part 3}
*See Part 1 and Part 2 Comfort: You have finally placed your legs beside the cue in a balanced position. It is the time to bend towards...
Sep 18, 20142 min read


Cue Ball Control Like the Pros. ~ Richard Wojnarowski {Part 1}
Have you ever wondered how the professional players have such pinpoint control of where the cue ball goes? They make it look effortless....
Sep 17, 20142 min read
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