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.

In lesson 71, Dr. Cue starts to explain the 50-30 Kick system. He does this by explaining what the return tracks are called and what they are expected to do when you play them doing a 3-cushion kick shot.

In lesson 70, Dr. Cue expands upon the last lesson to show you how to use the midpoint kick system to do a 2-cushion kick shot when the two balls are on different halves of the table.

Dr. Cue shows just how to do a 2-cushion kick shot using a simple midpoint kick system to make sure your opponent does not get ball in hand. This example is used when both balls are on the same half of the table.

In lesson 68, Dr. Cue shows you another way on how to play a frozen ball on the cushion. Dr. Cue shows a great way to play it safe in a game of 9 ball when the intended pocket is blocked. He also shows exactly how to make a easy bank shot to the corner…

In lesson 67, Dr. Cue shows you an exercise you can use to understand the subtle adjustment needed to make a slide zone bank shot. These adjustments are done to offset the sliding motion that the object ball will do on the first bank due to it not being frozen on the cushion.