If you’ve been playing pool at your local hangout and wondering why the balls just won’t go in the pockets, you’re not alone. The good news is, you don’t need to become a pro to start seeing a big improvement in your game. I’ve reviewed a few quick, simple lessons that cover the fundamentals and give you some easy things you can start practicing right away. So grab your cue, watch along, and let’s get those balls dropping! Here are the steps to improvement: Ok, there are a f

So, once you have become accustomed to your stance, you need to master the stroke. This, by far is the most important arrow in your quiver. Try to follow the video that follows: 10 Secrets of a GOOD STROKE in Pool. Again this is from DrDave Billiards of Dr Dave Alciatore Billiard University.

In order to position your cue ball to the best spot for your next shot you will very often have to draw the ball back from the impact of the shot. If you watch professionals in world-class tournments they are using a draw shot most of the time. Some use it exclusively. Most use it when it's the best way to get position on the next shot, but many times they will use follow as well. You see, when you place the tip ot the cue at the top of the cue bull, they cue will 'follow'

Once you master your stroke and know how to draw we need to get some pointers on lining everything up carefully before you take the shot. There are some good tips in this video from world class Jasmin Ouschan: Easy Aiming Helpers for beginners https://youtu.be/2B-_Dju0gaU