Hello everyone, This month, we are going to analyze a very interesting follow shot. This shot was recently added to the world championship of Trick shots and is classified as a 10/10 in difficulty. I have to say it is actually both very useful and pretty. Unfortunately, also quite hard. Anyway, this shot definitely finds some applications in the game of 9-ball, and if any of you encounter the same type of shot in a game and make it, it will probably become a great highlight!

This time I’ll introduce you a classical masse shot played in the trick shot championship. In the WPA program this shot is rated as a 7/10 regarding its DOD (degree of difficulty). This might look hard at the first sight but it’s actually very realistic for any good/medium pool player. A good thing too is that it’s possible to do that shot without a masse cue. Of course it’s easier with a masse cue but it remains possible with a normal one! Also, this could actually happen in

For this article, we’re going to learn an old and very famous shot from the 60’s. First seen in the movie The Hustler, starring a young Paul Newman. From what I remember, it’s his character ‘fast Eddie’ who shoots that masse during a game. In reality it was the legendary Willie Mosconi who executed that shot back in 1962. I’m starting with this trick it’s because I’ve actually re-invented it a new way! But let’s first focus on the classic version. As you can see on the diagra

For this column, we are going to revisit a classic—probably one of the most famous—trick shots. The original version was made famous by the great Steve Mizerak as he executed this trick during the Miller Lite commercial, and is now called the “just showin’ off.” In this version we are going to pot 6 balls as well but we will add a jump shot to finish the shot. This is a pretty hard shot to execute perfectly, and it should take you a bit of time to master, but once executed, y