Practice can be anything you make it be. To some, it is a necessary chore that must be endured in order to get better. For the lucky ones like yourself, pool practice is an activity that you eagerly look forward to because you enjoy hitting pool balls. You relish the chance that every single shot offers for discovering some insight that could take your game to a higher level. With the proper perspective, practicing pool is your surest way to substantial and lasting improvement in your game. And when practice is looked at correctly, it can be as enjoyable, if not more so, than playing.

Capelle's Practicing Pool
Take Your Game tot he Next Level & Beyond

Play Patterns Like a Pro - Master Cue Ball Position - Learn Defensive Skills - Customize Your Program

Learn to Learn
How to become a great student
Your Program
How to design a routine that?s just right for your game.
Scoring your game
How to measure your progress
Partners Practive
Have fun while improving your game.
E-Z Ball Placement
Practice the same shots- Every time
Fundamentals first
Get in dead stroke the natural way
Natural Aiming
Master every shot on the table
Go into the Gap
Perfect your speed control
Pattern Pro
Read the table and plan your runouts
The Matrix
When to use English, and when not to!

Introduction

Practice can be anything you make it to be. To some it is a necessary chore that must be endured in order to get better. For the lucky ones like yourself, pool practice is an activity that you eagerly look forward to because you enjoy hitting pool balls. You relish the chance that every single shot offers for discovering some insight that could take your game to a higher level. With the proper perspective, practicing pool is your surest way to substantial and lasting improvement in your game. And when practice is looked at correctly, it can be as enjoyable, if not more so, than playing.

I have written many other books prior to this one, but none that focused on the art of practicing pool. Capelle s Practicing Pool, which fills this void, is a companion guide to my Play Your Best Series of instructional books. While this book contains over 200 exercises, its main purpose is to teach you to teach yourself to play pool as well, if not better, than you imagined possible. Since most of your time is spent playing or practicing, it only makes sense that you be able to take care of your game when you are not with your instructor.

The book is for players of all levels of skill. Everyone is encouraged to read Chapter 1, which presents ideas for learning and for becoming a great student. After studying this chapter, new players should turn to Chapter 2, Fast Start, which presents exercises that will help you build a solid foundation. All other players should start with Chapter 3, Fundamentals First. When you have your fundamentals in top working order, then you are prepared to tackle the other elements of the game.

The other chapters are placed in what I feel is a logical progression. Nevertheless, experienced players should feel free to skip around and to put together a program that is best suited for your current needs. Chapter 14 discusses the elements of a successful practice session, and it offers lists, which you can use to help in putting together your agenda. Chapter 1 presents the Champion's Checklist, which you can use to take an inventory of your skills so you'll know what areas need your attention right now.
This book has been designed to be as user friendly as possible. The contents makes it easy to take to the table where you can set up the shots and get to work on improving your game. The balls have been positioned on the table so you can set them up in very little time providing you use a few simple tools. Your ability to accurately set up and repeat the exercises is invaluable in learning the shots and skills, and for measuring your progress. The detailed table of contents enables you to quickly find the areas of your game where you are seeking help. Key concepts have been put in bold type throughout the book, enabling you to quickly locate and review them.
CONTENTS

Learning to Learn 1
Fast Start 27
Fundamentals First 39
Shotmaking and Aiming 73
Position Play 129
Pattern Play 177
Safety Play 199
Kicking Practice 217
Break Shot Practice 229
Scoring Games 243
Practicing with a Partner 255
League Team Practice 263
Mental Game Practice 267
Practice Programs 271
Appendix 287

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