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This is part two of Darren Appleton’s article on practice and tournament preparation. Part one covers practice in general, and part two...

I am one who believes that the harder the practice routine is during practice time, the more likely one is to show extreme results and...

One of the things I’m most known for in teaching pool is fundamentals. I’ve been blessed to receive many compliments from many top...

Do you practice playing pool by yourself in that infinite quest for personal perfection in the game—or at least as much perfection as you...

If you are getting inconsistent results in your break, you have an inconsistent stroke. The key to developing a good break shot is to...

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,...

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...

*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...

A chaotic system is one that shows sensitivity to initial conditions. Any uncertainty in the initial state of the given system, no matter...

See Part one here. Stance part 2. In this article we will cover more about stance and how it relates to your shooting technique. In order...

The pre-shot routine is a much talked and written about phenomenon in the game of golf, and as important as it is in golf, it is also...

There are several things you should consider when you decide to take pool lessons. Cost and convenience are secondary decisions. It takes...