Play Your Best Eight Ball
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pages 16-17,
The Congestion Factor Fully Appreciating the
Problem Big Table vs. Bar Table Eight Ball Big Table’s Open
Spaces vs. Bar Table Congestion
pages 38-39,
The Worst “Rules” In Eight Ball
pages 52-53, The
Target Side Pocket Cut Angles Side Versus Corner?
pages 70-71,
Winning the Break Who Breaks, and Lagging
for the Break When the Break is not an Advantage Watch the
Coin Flip Racking for the Break The
Rack Where the Balls Go
pages 92-93,
Advanced Position Play Draw
Floater Finesse Draw Through Traffic No Rail Float
Distances
pages 112-113, In
the Zone Identifying the Zone Down the Line Entering the
Wide Side
pages 140-141, Before and
After Reading the Cluster Where Will They Go? A
Master Cluster Break
pages 164-165,
Partial Pockets Big Blocker Balls Position Lane
Blockers Two Birds with One Cue Ball
pages 188-189,
Winning Pattern Concepts Clearing Out an
Area Clearing Two Sections Take the Low Balls First Up and
Down the Table
pages 202-203,
Changed Sequence Plan B Breakouts Plan C
pages 222-223,
Key Balls
The All Important Key Ball
Characteristics of the Best Key
Balls Excellent Second
Choice Key Balls
pages 258-259,
Evaluating Typical Layouts
The Classic Duck Pond
The Decider
Problem Ball = Failed
Runout One Group is
Easy – The Other is Hard
pages 280-281,
Your Next Shot
Seeing the Future
Crystal Ball
Gazing
pages 298-299,
Behind the 8-Ball
Divide
and Conquer An
Impressive Soft Touch
Super Soft Touch Safety
pages 316-317,
The Solitary 8-Ball
Freeze’em to the Rail
Bank to the Far End
Rail Pass on a
Bank
Pass on a Long Shot
pages 338-339,
Winning Strategic Maneuvers
Winning “Your” Games
Winning “Lost” Games
When to Go Down Shootin’
pages 352-353,
Use Baseball Tactics
Your Guardian
Angels
Gaining a Tempo
pages 366-367,
Pinpoint Shape
Win a “Won Game”
More than One
Objective Manufacture a Key
Ball
pages 380-381,
Kicking to a Group
Kicking to Free Up a Ball
Kicking to Break a Big Cluster
Kick or
Take a Foul?
pages 408-409, C
vs. C – Win in the End Game C vs.
B – Be a Troublemaker C vs. A –
Relax and Have Fun B vs. B –
Beware of the Defensive Genius
pages 422-425,
Pyramid of Excellence Practicing
Your Fundamentals
5 Donuts in a Row)
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