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The Illustrated Principles of Pool and Billiards



The Illustrated Principles of Pool and BilliardsOnderstaande filmpjes zijn afkomstig van boek en website "The Illustrated Principles of Pool and Billiards" van David G. Alciatore, PhD ("Dr. Dave").
Voor meer uitgebreide uitleg en informatie, zie billiards.colostate.edu.

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Grondbeginselen



  • 2.1 - Miscue due to off-center hit with no chalk
  • 2.2 - Close-up of the grip during a good stroke
  • 2.3 - Mechanical bridge stroke with elbow out
  • 2.5 - A good stroke
  • 2.6 - Steering follow through


    Eenvoudige shots



  • 3.1 - Practicing contact point and ghost ball visualization
  • 3.2 - Using the cue stick to help visualize the impact and aiming lines
  • 3.3 - Addressing the ball and taking your stance
  • 3.4 - 90° rule with various cut angles
  • 3.5 - Using your hand to visualize the 90° rule impact and tangent lines
  • 3.6 - Stop shot
  • 3.7 - Using the 90° rule to check for and prevent a scratch
  • 3.8 - Using your hand to visualize the 30° rule
  • 3.9 - 30° rule example
  • 3.10 - Using the 30° rule to check for and prevent a scratch
  • 3.11 - Following the recommended routine for planning and executing a shot
  • 3.12 - Side pocket near point effects
  • 3.13 - Corner pocket near rail effects
  • 3.15 - Large target size for shallow-angle rail shots


    Spelen met effecten



  • 4.1 - Stun shot
  • 4.2 - Using a draw shot to prevent a scratch
  • 4.3 - Straight-on draw shot
  • 4.4 - Using draw to minimize deflected motion of the cue ball
  • 4.5 - Using a follow shot to prevent a scratch
  • 4.6 - Straight-on follow shot
  • 4.7 - Following an obstacle ball into a pocket
  • 4.8 - Rail dribble follow shot
  • 4.9 - Normal follow shot into a rail
  • 4.10 - Effect of left English
  • 4.11 - Effect of right English
  • 4.12 - Using English for position control
  • 4.13 - Squirt due to high speed English
  • 4.14 - English curve due to an elevated cue
  • 4.15 - Using throw to make a partially blocked shot
  • 4.16 - Over-cutting a cut shot to compensate for throw
  • 4.17 - Rail cut-shot with natural English
  • 4.18 - Large cue-ball deviation from the tangent-line with follow and small cut-angle
  • 4.19 - Large cue-ball deviation from the tangent-line with draw and small cut-angle
  • 4.20 - Delay of follow, tangent-line deviation with higher speed
  • 4.21 - Delay of draw, tangent-line deviation with higher speed
  • 4.22 - Avoiding a tangent line scratch using slow speed
  • 4.23 - Cue ball path control for a cut shot next to a rail
  • 4.24 - 30° rule speed effects
  • 4.25 - Positioning the cue ball at all spots on the table from an easy side pocket shot


    Positie en strategie



  • 5.1 - Using speed and angle-control to pocket a three-ball sequence
  • 5.2 - Using speed and angle-control to pocket another three-ball sequence
  • 5.3 - Using side English to help run a four-shot sequence
  • 5.4 - Using reverse English to kill the cue ball motion off a rail
  • 5.5 - Hitting the rail first for position
  • 5.6 - Hitting the rail first to avoid an obstacle ball
  • 5.7 - Cheating a pocket
  • 5.8 - Freeze the cue ball on an object ball for a safety


    Bankshots en kickshots



  • 6.1 - Equal distance bank method
  • 6.2 - Equal extended-rail-distance bank method
  • 6.3 - Parallel-line bank method example
  • 6.4 - Kick shot mirror-image method
  • 6.5 - Equal separation-distance kick-shot method
  • 6.6 - Bank high-speed effect
  • 6.7 - Bank low-speed effect
  • 6.8 - Kick shot with natural English
  • 6.10 - Using English to create an angled kick- shot
  • 6.11 - Using reverse English to straighten a kick shot
  • 6.12 - Bank outside-cut creating reverse English
  • 6.13 - Bank inside-cut creating natural English


    Geavanceerde technieken



  • 7.1 - Aiming a combination shot
  • 7.2 - Cue ball billiard shot
  • 7.3 - Object ball carom shot
  • 7.4 - 30° rule billiard shot
  • 7.5 - Frozen ball throw
  • 7.6 - Frozen cue ball throw
  • 7.7 - Power break stance and stroke
  • 7.8 - Soft 9-ball break
  • 7.9 - Two-rail parallel-line kick-shot method
  • 7.10 - Double kiss of a ball frozen to a rail
  • 7.11 - Large-curve massé shot
  • 7.12 - Small-curve massé shot
  • 7.13 - Jump shot


    Nagespeelde shots uit de film "The Hustler"



  • A.2 - 8-ball bank hustle shot
  • A.3 - Illegally pocketing a ball with cue stick follow-through
  • A.4 - Cue ball carom into a frozen-ball combination
  • A.5 - Perfect setup object ball carom shot
  • A.6 - Massé-draw shot carom (billiard) shot


    Nagespeelde shots uit de film "The Color of Money"



  • A.7 - Post safety, dead on, frozen carom, two-rail kick shot
  • A.8 - Frozen bank, corner rattle artistic shot
  • A.9 - Frozen kick off the rail shot
  • A.10 - Power draw for run-out position
  • A.11 - Partial jump shot, dead-on combination shot


    Nagespeelde shots uit de film "Pool Hall Junkies"



  • A.12 - Partial jump shot
  • A.13 - Frozen cue-ball carom-kick shot
  • A.14 - Double bank-carom shot
  • A.15 - Kick shot out of the jaws of a pocket
  • A.16 - Rail-assist jump shot


    Extra filmpjes



  • A.1 - Cut shot vs. carom shot example
  • A.17 - English deflection (squirt) vs. speed
  • A.21 - Bank shot using throw and spin transfer