Robin Hamlet is a skill level 3 in 8-ball based on the Equalizer system that the American Poolplayers Association (APA) uses as their handicap system for league pool. Robin has a good stroke and in this second lesson we fine tune it a bit but more importantly, hone in on the reason she has not yet made the jump to level 4. Here we go over the importance of cheating the pocket to avoid scratching and obtain improved cue ball position after the shot. And we go over the mechanics of the stop, follow and draw shots. These two elements of pool tactics are essential to move from a 3 to a 4. To make the transition from a 3 to a 4, you must do three things; 10 avoid sidespin (English) and only do center ball hits. 2), be able to hit balls that are close to the pockets at various angles in order to prevent scratching and obtain position. 3) Be able to follow and stop the cue ball on demand as needed and even to be able to draw it a little bit. If a player is able to accomplish these three things, they will likely move to a 4 quickly, even if they are not able to pocket more than one or two balls in an inning.
Негізгі бет How to move from an APA skill level 3 to a 4: Specific goals for Robin's journey discussed.
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