Capelle on
9-Ball: Archer vs. Reyes A new 200-page book by Phil Capelle analyzes a match between
Johnny Archer and Efren Reyes. You will also receive a SPECIAL EDITION of the match
on video (or DVD) that includes an instructional section in which Capelle
analyzes 25 shots from the match.
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Johnny Archer and Efren Reyes
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Book plus Video
$43.95 or
Book plus DVD $49.95
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Reviews from the Experts on Capelle on
9-Ball: “This is a dream combo: Archer, Reyes, and Capelle
with one of the best matches of the decade. If you’ve ever wondered exactly
how the pros do it, and how to approach their level in your game, this is
the combo for you.” “The understanding that you will gain from Capelle’s
analysis will help you make tremendous progress in your learning curve.” “An
invaluable aid for those willing to study and learn from the best.” “What Capelle has done is provide one of the
most comprehensive discussions of the game of 9-ball with an actual
visible study provided by two world-class players. What a way to
learn!” “I am looking forward to spending
many visits with "Capelle on Nine Ball ", and to greatly
improving my game!” “After studying the book and tape, the very next weekend I
placed second at the first Fast Eddie's Tournament of
2004!”
Tom Shaw – Pool &
Billiard Magazine
Mark Whiteside – Inside
Pool
Sheri Richardson – Chalk
& Cue
John Cash – The
National Billiard News
John Evans – On the Wire
Melinda Bailey -- Hunter Classics
Tour
You’ll Love these Cool Features in the Book:
- All Shots are Numbered for Easy Reference in the book AND on the video
- My ABC System for Rating Position Plays & Run Outs
- Time Studies Referenced Throughout
- Slow Motion – Recommended Shots to Replay
- Announcers Discussions – Informative talks by Bill Incardona and David Maddox
- References to My Books for Further Information
- Primary Emphasis discussed on many position plays
- Spectrum of Speed on all shots
Take the Archer - Reyes Test
After watching the pros run racks perhaps you are itching
to get to the table. The diagrams in the book provide the basis for a run
out exam. There are 16 runouts totaling 100 balls in the diagrams in the
book. There are eight runouts for each player. The 16 runouts are comprised
of 50 balls for each player.
A perfect score is 100. |