Mastering the Mental Game of Billiards

[@courtneyprescott7328]

Thank you! I passed this on to my Tuesday night team it was beneficial.

[@CuemakersGuild]

@courtneyprescott7328 very much appreciated! Thanks.

[@normapadro420]

I like this video.

[@CuemakersGuild]

@@normapadro420 thank you

[@MikeWilson-fb6qv-mesa]

Hey Chris, can you talk more about deflection of different kinds of cues. Thanks

[@CuemakersGuild]

Posting a video on this today.

[@Mrphilharmonic]

This video is both excellent and dreadful. The commentary has a lot of very useful and quite advance tips for the beginner, but the video illustrations are just the pits. Videos of players with dreadful fundamentals, and examples of the worst racking of balls abound and many are very repetitive, using the same clips over and over again. I am very frustrated watching this because so much more could’ve been done to illustrate the excellent dialogue. Any chance of a re-rack on this one? Lol

[@CuemakersGuild]

@Mrphilharmonic yes, I plan to remake this one lol.

[@JaZzINuPUrWoRLd]

i'm particularly stressed by the chalk it up section that proceeded to not chalk at all 14:58 lol

[@garyc5802]

I agree. Showing very unskilled beginners as examples is not the best idea. The worst ball racking I've ever seen is bad enough but showing it over and over and over makes it so much worse!

[@DennisGlenn-vw2zk]

I don't think it's a good idea to use stock video clips with obvious improper stroking and alignments in an instructional video.