APA skill level 3 matchup: Avoid "Now What?" moments. Part 2.

[@jessecumbee6156]

Super good advice on the break. She reached out as far a her arm would go

[@dustinp26]

Useless advice lol she's reaching because her stance is so far off the table. Explain why she's reaching instead of telling her just to control it

[@PaulCourville]

And yet Johnny Archer has broken every rack in the same way that she did…

[@jimsplacebilliards-5499]

Note to Paul. They are not Johnny Archer. After they become an APA 6 or 7 or get a Fargorate over 500, they may want to begin to emulate more complex elements by pros to advance further. But right now, hitting the spot they are aiming at on the cue ball is a real challenge, and it becomes more of a challenge with a complicated stroke. Moreover, most APA 3 level players should not even want to break the rack up much because they cannot run a rack but their opponent may be able to so they are just giving their opponent an advantage if they do a spectacular b read and then cannot follow up with a table run.

[@johnhayes6414]

Robin stance her legs are too close together on every shot