These drills and exercises are based on the concept of progressive advancement. Start with an easy setup, prove that you can make that 4 out of 5 times, and then make the shot slightly more difficult. Keep on pushing the limits as far as your skills can be pushed.

Bring this to the table along with your paper reinforcement rings (donuts) and you are ready to improve yourself.

Study this material in two steps.

1. THINK FIRST. In the comfort of your favorite easy-chair or recliner, review each table layout and thoughtfully consider the ball positions.

Consider what you would have to do. The table layout might require different shooting speeds (slow, medium, fast), different spins (draw, follow, side/English). Make a list of your practice requirements for your current skills and identify the exercises necessary.

2. OWN THE SHOTS. Take the book to the practice table with your donuts and work on owning the shots you selected. Pencil in where your Comfort and Chaos Zones meet on the exercise (and mark the date).

Over time, you may need to buy a second book just to keep track of all your notations.;-)

This is true table knowledge that will enhance your abilities as the Intelligent Shooter. These layouts, when diligently practiced, ensure that you will improve, consistently and rapidly.

Learn the fastest and quickest ways to:

Pocket tough shots
Predict cue ball paths
Enhance position play skills
Improve table management skills
Increase Balls Per Inning (BPI) average
Build self confidence & competence