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American Poolplayers Association (APA) members often get stuck at different skill levels based in their amateur league and pool tournaments using the Equalizer handicap system or when looking at Fargorate. Players at a skill level of 3 in apa or a skill level of 250-350 in the FargoRate handicap system often have fundamental stroke flaws and make very common tactical errors. This video documents the ongoing work PBIA Certified Pool Instructor Jim Brauker is doing with Dale White, who is currently at a skill level 3 and quickly working his way up to a skill level 4. Dale was having difficulty because he did not have enough clearance for his grip hand, which was getting stuck behind his hip. He has improved that after a couple of lessons but as the lesson continued it became clear that he is struggling greatly with his bridge. Here Jim works with Dale to get his bridge stable.
Pool players at various levels of skill in APA tend to have similar issues that they need to correct in order to improve their game. It is very common for them to have an unstable bridge that causes the cue stick to waver or go crooked during the stroke. Please like, share and subscribe to this channel if you are interested in seeing what needs to be done to increase skill level in APA 8-ball. We will have teaching videos that go through stroke fundamentals, mistakes pool players make at various handicap levels, how to improve your game, and how to improve strategy, tactics, and your pool stroke. These suggestions often apply to 9-ball as well, especially regarding fundamental stroke dynamics or what we call an orthodox pool stroke.