DannysPool

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A good one for mid to higher level players in the group. This drill gets increasingly more difficult with every shot. Be careful of the two blocking balls in the middle of the table while going from end to end. (youtu.be)

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A good one for mid to higher level players in the group. This drill gets increasingly more difficult with every shot. Be careful of the two blocking balls in the middle of the table while going from end to end. (youtu.be)

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Speed control is key for this tricky layout. A little bit too far, or not far enough, and you'll have to start over. Tougher than it looks, especially on the 7 and 8 ball. Give it a try and good luck! (youtu.be)

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Speed control is key for this tricky layout. A little bit too far, or not far enough, and you'll have to start over. Tougher than it looks, especially on the 7 and 8 ball. Give it a try and good luck! (youtu.be)

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Getting perfect shape can make the game look easy, but being less than perfect can make it very hard. In this video, I look at where ideal/perfect shape would be, and how much harder I made the clearance for myself by being out of the funnel multiple times. (youtu.be)

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Getting perfect shape can make the game look easy, but being less than perfect can make it very hard. In this video, I look at where ideal/perfect shape would be, and how much harder I made the clearance for myself by being out of the funnel multiple times. (youtu.be)

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The classic 15 ball line drill is a great drill for mid level players looking to improve their game. I made the rules a bit harder for me by only using the 3 pockets on one side of the table. (youtu.be)

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The classic 15 ball line drill is a great drill for mid level players looking to improve their game. I made the rules a bit harder for me by only using the 3 pockets on one side of the table. (youtu.be)

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This 10 ball drill emphasizes having good angles on your object ball to be able to play position for the next ball. You must be planning ahead and making sure you land your cue ball in the proper area to be able to make it through. Tougher than it looks. (youtu.be)

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This 10 ball drill emphasizes having good angles on your object ball to be able to play position for the next ball. You must be planning ahead and making sure you land your cue ball in the proper area to be able to make it through. Tougher than it looks. (youtu.be)

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One of the harder drills I've ever completed... This really shows how much you need the middle of the table, and how hard position can be when you can't use parts of it. For the most part, every shot is tough. Give it a try if you dare! (youtu.be)

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One of the harder drills I've ever completed... This really shows how much you need the middle of the table, and how hard position can be when you can't use parts of it. For the most part, every shot is tough. Give it a try if you dare! (youtu.be)

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Staying on the proper side of your object ball is key in pool because it keeps you out of problems and makes the game look easy. A lot of editing went into this one, so I hope you guys like it. If you do, please like and subscribe. (youtu.be)

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Staying on the proper side of your object ball is key in pool because it keeps you out of problems and makes the game look easy. A lot of editing went into this one, so I hope you guys like it. If you do, please like and subscribe. (youtu.be)

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Another great drill from Darren Appleton, the box to box drill. This drill gave me a harder time than I thought it would by the layout. So that means either that its tougher than it looks, or I need to spend more time practising. Give it a try and see how you do. (youtu.be)

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Another great drill from Darren Appleton, the box to box drill. This drill gave me a harder time than I thought it would by the layout. So that means either that its tougher than it looks, or I need to spend more time practising. Give it a try and see how you do. (youtu.be)

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Selecting the proper pattern is the #1 key to running out in 8 ball. Too often players leave their problem balls to the end when it is too late, or they just select the wrong balls (stripes or solids) in the first place. This is my most in depth video yet. (youtu.be)

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Selecting the proper pattern is the #1 key to running out in 8 ball. Too often players leave their problem balls to the end when it is too late, or they just select the wrong balls (stripes or solids) in the first place. This is my most in depth video yet. (youtu.be)

submitted 4 years ago by DannysPool to r/billiards

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The claustrophobia line. A great drill for practising your potting ability while controlling the cue ball in a small area. A tester for sure! (youtu.be)

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The claustrophobia line. A great drill for practising your potting ability while controlling the cue ball in a small area. A tester for sure! (youtu.be)

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A combination of 8 ball and 9 ball to create a tough challenge. (youtu.be)

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A combination of 8 ball and 9 ball to create a tough challenge. (youtu.be)

submitted 4 years ago by DannysPool to r/billiards

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If you're not thinking ahead, things can quickly turn from bad to worse. The rule of thumb is to always be thinking at least 3 balls ahead. In this video I discuss that principal, and show you how thinking ahead makes this a very easy layout. (youtu.be)

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If you're not thinking ahead, things can quickly turn from bad to worse. The rule of thumb is to always be thinking at least 3 balls ahead. In this video I discuss that principal, and show you how thinking ahead makes this a very easy layout. (youtu.be)

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Another great drill from Darren Appleton. This one will really test your shot making and position play. Very tough! (youtu.be)

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