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Answers to a Pool Player's Prayers
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$ 30.25
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Item Description...
Answers to a Pool Player's Prayers by Richard Kranicki |
Item Specifications...
Pages 128
Dimensions: Length: 10.79" Width: 8.11" Height: 0.31"
Weight: 0.71 lbs.
Binding Softcover
Release Date Nov 20, 2000
ISBN 1588204456
EAN 9781588204455
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Availability 100 units.
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 | Paralysis through analysis Feb 4, 2006 |
This book might work if the cue ball would travel on a straight line which it hardly ever does. In order to aim properly you have to understand the compensation required for the shot at hand. Deciding factors are squirt, spin and glance of angles that change with speed and length of shot.
I bought this book and it is a total waste of your time! | | | | Oh dear!! Jul 31, 2004 |
This book should come with a pair of long floppy shoes and a red nose, because if you think it really will answer your prayers you will feel like a clown once you've read it. As a snooker coach I like to keep up with any new ideas but i was extremely dissapointed with this book's overcomplication of aiming.
Save your money spend half an hour pocketing long straight diagonal shots and you will learn more than this book will teach you about your aiming. Also because of throw the true angle of a shot is not the point on the object ball farthest from the pocket. The only way to get accurate is to look at each shot see where the object ball has to go to make a clean entry get down with the object balls line of travel in mind and when you are sure your going to send it there shoot.Trust yourself. If you have played for any length of time your subconscious will know the right angle. You could perhaps balance Kranickis book on your head as you stroke, its the only way it will help you!! | | | | don't waste your time Jul 10, 2004 |
| take it from someone who knows--when kranicki gets beyond willie mosconi's page or two, this book, with its esoteric aiming routines, is malarkey and lots of it. | | |  | dissapointing, perhaps for beginners Aug 10, 2003 |
I found this book overanalyzed, making the aiming process quite complex (opposite as it should be). Even though the AIMING section of the book offers some good stuff, I'll suggest that you take the time to read it only if you find yourself having REAL trouble pocketing balls.
Personally, I found myself focusing too much on technicalities rather than making my aiming process the easygoing part of my game.
You might find most of the subjects easier explained and far more understandable in other books.
Perhaps this book is better intended for beginners, and it would be a good idea to make a notice on the book. | | |  | Don't let it scare you Aug 3, 2003 |
| To the Singaporean reviewer and others with similar comments: You do not need to consciously think about your eyeline and other detailed aiming factors Kranicki goes into in this book, forever and ever. Just work with his techniques for a FEW DAYS. It'll become second nature, and almost immediately improve your game. Mine improved a LOT within mere hours. | | | Write your own review about Answers to a Pool Player's Prayers
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