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and 90-degree rules
- aiming carom shots
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Dave's peace-sign technique
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applies
- where the CB goes for different cases
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effects
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systems
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effects
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- depth perception
- dominant
eye
- fractional-ball aiming (e.g., Hal Houle's method)
- ghost-ball
aiming
- Supplemental Aiming Method (SAM)
- using lights and ball
reflections
- bank
and kick shots
- advantages of fast speed
- diamond systems for
multiple-rail kick shots
- double kiss detection and avoidance with bank
shots
- effects and factors to consider
- mirror system for shallow-angle,
rolling kick shots
- spin transfer bank shots
- spot-on-the-wall kicking
system
- two-rail parallel-line kick shot
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of pool
- reviews of Dr. Dave's book
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hop
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- cleaning
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"hit," and "playability"
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cues
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"stiffness"
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- weight
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tip
- deformation and mushrooming
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- hardness
and English
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- size
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advice, and drills
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resources
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drill
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English
- maximum English
- outside English
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- spin
axis "flip" demonstration
- "spin," "slide,"
and "roll"
- spin transfer
- "tips" of English
- follow
- accuracy
- effects
of tip offset, speed, distance, cut angle
- normal roll, maximum offset,
and overspin
- rail dribble
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hits
- frozen cue ball "push"
- miscue
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jump shot
- grip
- effects
of light vs. tight grip
- jump shot
- highly
elevated cue jump shots
- object ball jump shot
- rail jump shot
- technique
advice
- lag shot
- masse
shot
- mental
aspects
- "dead stroke," and being in the zone
- learning
vs. intuition
- physics "understanding" sometimes provides insight
- technical
knowledge is not enough
- physics
of pool and billiards
- Coriolis
- physical properties
- resources
- player
ratings
- 9-ball rating drill
- Accu-Stats TPA
- Pool Quotient
(PQ) progressive-drill ability test
- pocket
- corner
pocket rattle and how to avoid it
- pocket "size" and "center"
- point
compression
- position
control
- 30-degree and 90-degree rules
- nearly straight-in shots
- safeties
- spin
transfer
- squirt
- aim compensation
- cue
natural pivot length
- endmass and stiffness
- low-squirt cues
- published
data
- squirt and swerve
- squirt, swerve, and throw confusion
- straight-in
shot with unintentional English
- stance
- stroke
- acceleration
plots
- best practices
- elbow drop
- follow-through
- set-pause-finish-freeze
- slip
stroke
- swerve
- contributing
factors
- OB "swerve" and "turn"
- reducing swerve
- table
- drawing
lines on the cloth
- how to clean and maintain
- pocket sizes
- standard
table and room sizes
- throw
- answers
to questions about CIT, SIT, and OE
- cling
- draw and follow effects
- examples
- "hold"
or "kill" shot to limit cue ball drift
- maximum throw
- spin
transfer
- stop shot with English
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aids
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- instructional diagrams
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to use Dr. Dave's resources
- spotted ball vs. striped ball
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- Austrian
high-speed footage
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production methods
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Dave's DVD
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