Center is best

Submitted by Anonymous

Start with the cue ball in the center of the table. Shoot any ball you chose and try to get the cue to the exact center of the table again ( I allow myself a tolerance of a 5 in radius from the center). Then play the next ball of your choice in the same manner. This is pretty tough, but it teaches speed control, and it gets you in the habbit of returning the cue to the center of the table which is almost always a good place to be.

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