or
click image to search using:
Welcome to the pool playing tips page that explains how to apply spin and english to pool and billiard balls. Pool playing tips and billiard tutorials for using english and spin on the cue ball. Perhaps one of the most advanced and difficult skills to master in all of cue sports. These tutorials and pool playing tips should help the average pool player to get a grasp of the spin techniques used by the professionals.
|
|
|
Billiard Draw Shot Cut Technique |
Billiard Follow Shot Techniques |
|
What is a Masse Shot |
Thanks for visiting the pool playing tips page that explains how to apply spin and english to pool and billiard balls. Spin and english are very difficult to perform well and to perform consistently, yet when done correctly, can have the most profound outcomes when faced with difficult or non-standard shot situations.
The entire pool playing tips listing is available via RSS/XML. Click to view the pool playing tips rss feeds.
If you can't find the pool playing tip that you are looking for, please take a few seconds to suggest adding it using the form below. Alternatively, you can view the entire list of billiard tips.
This is a tip I haven't found here - having to do with english. When object balls are touching, english from the cue ball is transferred to the object ball, spinning the obect ball (very slightly) in the reverse direction, much the same way as rotation transfers from one gear to another. That rotation is transferred again to the second touching "object ball" again reversing the direction of the spin. This can be useful if a little bit of english could cause an object ball to kick into a pocket off a corner rather than kick out of it.
Thanks bassboneIV, thats interesting. I'll give it a shot later today.
Billiards is a tough sport to master, and so we've put together a series of billiards tutorials for all levels of play from beginner to advanced.
You may also need our billiard table service & repair directory.
Thanks to the magic of YouTube, we're able to bring you the freshest billiards content available in video format. Click the video to watch, or visit our video section.
The Billiards Forum went live late in 2005 and has grown significantly from a green and organge v0.5 beta version to a fully-featured v2.0 beta.
Billiard RSS Feeds
