Two in One Drill

Submitted by dennis morales (dmole)

Seen this shot from Robert Byrne Power Pool Workout, what this shot teaches you is first, you can see immediately if there is something wrong with the way you're aiming on long shots. Only little room for errors, so you can easily see if you are over cutting or under cutting the balls. Second is to make you more familiar with frozen cue ball shots, a good clean stroke and follow through is required to make this shot. Be sure to chalk up properly on this kind of shot.

Credits : Robert Byrne

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Approved on Fri, Aug 29, 2003 @ 00:00:00 CDT by admin
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