Your pool cue is an investment. You’ve not only spent money to purchase it, you’ve spent time and energy adjusting to it and learning how to use it to improve your game. Thus, it’s important that you treat your cue with the care it deserves, and there’s no more effective way to keep it in…
Read MoreAnthony Beeler Instructional Lesson #6: Mental Game
In previous episodes, you learned about the physical aspects of taking a pool shot: you learned about stance, bridge hand placement, gripping the cue, and the types of bridges to use. In this episode, Anthony discusses your mental game. Specifically, he covers what should be running through your mind when you look at a shot.…
Read MoreAnthony Beeler Instructional Lesson #5: Stroke
Now that you’ve learned how to get your stance right, where your bridge hand should be, how to grip the cue, and what bridges you should use, it’s time to take a shot. In this episode, Anthony teaches you the elements of a good pool stroke. Find other episodes Transcription Hello, I’m Master Instructor Anthony…
Read MoreAnthony Beeler Instructional Lesson #4: Bridges
Having shown you how to get the right stance, how to place your bridge the right distance from the cue ball, and how to grip the cue correctly, Anthony now shows you how to form the six main types of bridges. He covers the open bridge, closed bridge, rail bridge, extended rail bridge, tripod bridge…
Read MoreAnthony Beeler Instructional Lesson #3: Grip
Having shown you the correct stance and bridge hand distance, Anthony now explains how you should grip the cue. He shows you how to determine the right grip pressure, what your fingers should be doing when shooting, and how to stay consistent when stroking. Stay tuned for the next episode, when Anthony will explain the…
Read MoreAnthony Beeler Instructional Lesson #2: Bridge Hand Distance
After showing you how to get the proper stance in the first episode of our Anthony Beeler Instructional Lessons series, Anthony demonstrates how to get the perfect combination of accuracy and power by placing your bridge hand the correct distance from the cue ball. He walks you through the measurements you need to take and…
Read MoreAnthony Beeler Instructional Lesson #1: Stance
In the first episode of our Anthony Beeler Instructional Lessons series, Anthony teaches you how to get the perfect stance. He covers the 4 elements of a good pool stance: alignment, balance, clearance, and distance. Stay tuned for episode 2, where Anthony will show you how to get the correct distance between your bridge hand…
Read MoreDr. Cue Lesson 74: 3-Cushion Kick System (Spot on the Wall)
In Lesson 74, Dr. Cue shows you how to create a “Spot on the Wall” conversion point to create a easy system for making a 3-cushion kick shots no matter where the cue ball is on the table.
Dr. Cue Lesson 73: 3-Cushion “50-30” Kick System (Part 3)
Finishing off the lesson on the 50-30 system, Dr. Cue shows you the variations you can experience and how to calculate your aiming values for both situations.
Dr. Cue Lesson 72: 3-Cushion “50-30” Kick System (Part 2)
Dr. Cue continues on from lesson 71 to explain the 50-30 kick system when shooting a 3-cushion shot. Taking the value of the cue ball and subtracting the value of the return track, it gives you the aim diamond. Using this system it will help you to elevate your game further using 3-cushion shots.