Overview

A standardized 8-Stage Run-Out Progression Test measuring precision, consistency, and decision-making across eight increasingly difficult racks.

Money Ball Matrix builds confidence on closing shots: money ball fixed, cue ball from every diamond point. Trains angles, distances and pressure play.

Train straight stop shots: 15 object balls are placed along the center line, and before each shot the cue ball is repositioned on the head string to create a true straight-in alignment. The goal is to pocket each ball with a stop shot, allowing for slight tolerance at the stop point. The focus is on executing clean, straight-in shots over longer distances.

Description for the Center Line Drill

A classic drill to improve position play and stroke control: Pocket multiple object balls in a corner-pocket L-shape and leave the cue ball ideally placed for the next shot.

A demanding stop shot drill where precise placement on the first shot is crucial: The cue ball must be stopped so that the second shot can be played through the ball tunnel. As the distance between cue ball and object ball increases, maintaining position and accuracy becomes more challenging.