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Lesson for this week
Have you ever gone into a tournament and played poorly?
You not only played beneath your skill level but you seem
to be helpless to shoot the shots you normally shoot. For
instance, you do not have a good draw stroke and on the
power shots you rattle the object ball and leave it for your
opponent. You do not finish your run outs and on just
about every shot you are not sure you are going to pocket
the ball.

Your problem comes from a stance flaw for that day.
Your foot is out of line, or you are to far back in your
stance, or you are off line over the cue.

Have you ever flowed along with a great eye for shots,
filled with confidence, knowing your cue ball speed is
there and your run outs are completed? When this
happens you need to develop a key to your good stance,
grip and sighting. Photograph your solid stance so you
can duplicate this later on. Find a key and focus on this
during a match.

How do we do that? When you have a good day at the
table and things are going well you need to ingrain your
stance into your mind. The most important feedback to a
good day at the table is the position of your feet in
relation to your right arm. (right handed) Also, you must
note the position of your chest in relation to the joint on
the cue.