It seems crazy to spend hundreds of dollars on table time, but so little on Billiards instruction.  The time that is spent on practicing and reviewing fundamentals pays for itself over and over.

 

Billiard Coaching: Find a supportive teacher or fellow player that can point out your flaws.

 

Billiard Stance: Are your legs, arms or neck sore after a few hours of Billiard play? If so, review your balance for a better stance.

 

Billiard Grip: is your grip light, but firm with your thumb circling the cue touching  your forefinger?

 

Billiard Bridge: Often this gives beginners the most trouble forming a loop bridge with the forefinger over the tip of the cue.

 

Billiard Aiming: Notice how the better Billiard player does not need to readjust their brdge hands once placed on the table.

 

Billiard Stroke: The variations are endless. However there are three factors that affect the cueball's flow.

   a.  Angle of inclination of the cue

   b.  The cue's speed at the time of impact

   c.  How far off center the cue ball was struck