| The Lesson has been used to turn good players into great players. This game is all about skill development. When you raise your skill level you become a new and exciting pool player. The Lesson strokes and shots will take your game to the next level and beyond. Once you go through The Lesson you will find that you have skills to make shots you were afraid of. You will be able to "See the shot - Know the stroke - shoot the shot". I designed The Lesson fifteen years ago and this training manual has been helping players ever since. Take time to master each lesson shot illustrated in this great book. Your friends will not recognize your game when you step to the table and pull off shots that win matches. Once you master these shots you will gain the respect you deserve from your peers. You will always look good at the table. No more guessing which shot to shoot. You won't have to go through the agony of indecision as you will see the shot, know the stroke and then shoot the shot. This game is great fun when you know what you are doing. The Lesson will take you to the next level. The Lesson will help you master the Four Strokes of Pool. The Lesson will help you master Cue Ball Speed. The Lesson will help you master your own confusion on each shot. SHORT CLIP ON FOUR STROKES OF POOL Every serious pool player should have a copy of The Lesson. It comes in wire bound so you can lay it flat on the table as you master each shot and stroke this book teaches. |
I had one student read The Lesson forty times. I have students who have use The Lesson to win tournaments and
build a strong game. The material found within the pages of The Lesson are based upon twenty plus years of
dedicated research.
The Lesson is designed to give you the skills of a pro. All you need to do is go through this remarkable training
manual and master the shots and strokes that are taught.
Here is a sample of the chapter lesson available to you. There are fifty plus more lessons in this training manual.
build a strong game. The material found within the pages of The Lesson are based upon twenty plus years of
dedicated research.
The Lesson is designed to give you the skills of a pro. All you need to do is go through this remarkable training
manual and master the shots and strokes that are taught.
Here is a sample of the chapter lesson available to you. There are fifty plus more lessons in this training manual.
Lesson 43A: The “2-7-2+3” Series Lesson 43B: The “2-7-2+3” Series Lesson 44: The “2-7-2” Series Exam Lesson 45: The “2-7-2+4” Series Lesson 46: The “2-7-2+4” Series Lesson 47: The “2-7-2+5” Series Lesson 48: Corrective Action Lesson 49: Stun Stroke Lesson 50: Stun Variation Lesson 51: Slight Angle Stun Shot Lesson 52: Three Strikes and You‟re In #1 Lesson 53: Three Strikes and You‟re In #2 Lesson 54: Three Strikes and You‟re In #3 Lesson 55: The Monk‟s Famous 13 Balls Exercise Lesson 56: Touch No Rails The Four Ball Exercise Section 3: Mastering Shots Lesson 58: Punch Time #1 Lesson 59: Punch Time #2 Lesson 60: Force Follow Lesson 61: Enlightenment Lesson 62: Be Free #1 Lesson 63: Shot Ingredients Lesson 64A: Draw and Follow #1 Lesson 64B: Draw and Follow #2 Lesson 65: Understanding Your Track Line Lesson 66: The “Slide” Rule #1 Lesson 67: The “Slide” Rule #2 Lesson 69: Spin Your Way to the Finals Lesson 69: The Delicate Touch Lesson 70: Stun Forward Lesson 71: Be Committed #1 Lesson 72: Be Committed #2 Lesson 73: Commitment #1 Lesson 74: Commitment #2 Lesson 75: Over Cut Lesson 76: The Monk‟s Famous 12 Balls Exercise Lesson 77: Sneaky Strange #1 Lesson 78: Sneaky Strange #2 Lesson 79: Inside the Lines Lesson 80: Take What Is Offered Lesson 81: Four!!! Lesson 82: The Power Glide Lesson 83: Sight the Rail Lesson 84: Jacking Up Lesson 85: Skill Level Lesson 86: Master Draw Lesson 87: Kill Shot Lesson 88: Speed, Slide, Speed |
Use The Lesson to become the player you want to be. Use The Lesson to bring your average up in your league. Use
The Lesson to win tournaments, win matches and become a better player. This book is a training manual designed to
raise your skill level. Our skills is what helps us win games. Knowledge applied equals skill developed.
The Lesson to win tournaments, win matches and become a better player. This book is a training manual designed to
raise your skill level. Our skills is what helps us win games. Knowledge applied equals skill developed.
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This is a very unique package. For a limited time only you can own The Lesson and
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exercises.
If you are stuck at a plateau this is the package for you. Once you master the 200
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You will beat players who gave you a tough time. You will win matches like you
never have before. You will have the skills when facing the key ball in the run, or
when looking down the barrel of a must make money ball for the match.
WARNING This requires effort on your part. We show you how to do it, then it is up
to you to put in the time.
"Pool players shoot shots. Masters experience shots"
Meet Rachael
the two DVDs that go with it for just $49.95. Rachael Abbink performs all the shots
in The Lesson so you will master the strokes needed to succeed with these
exercises.
If you are stuck at a plateau this is the package for you. Once you master the 200
plus shots and strokes your game will reach a level you never dreamed possible.
You will beat players who gave you a tough time. You will win matches like you
never have before. You will have the skills when facing the key ball in the run, or
when looking down the barrel of a must make money ball for the match.
WARNING This requires effort on your part. We show you how to do it, then it is up
to you to put in the time.
"Pool players shoot shots. Masters experience shots"
Meet Rachael
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| YOU CAN OWN THE LESSON AND TWO DVDs FOR $59.95!! |
You will smile when you see Rachael
shoot these shots. She turns in a
remarkable performance.
shoot these shots. She turns in a
remarkable performance.
We put in motion the way we thought about the experiences we were going through. This is like a seed that begins to grow. You strengthen that
which you focus on. For instance, if you remember failing on a particular shot in the past, when it comes up you will go into a habitual panic and
believe you are going to miss the shot. If you can go back to your “right thinking” which is I Came to Win you will deliver a strong committed stroke
regardless of what is going on in your mind. The facts of the matter is that you did miss this shot before. That is a fact. It is how you deal with the
facts that determine how well you will do in a situation.
Number seven. There are times when you just have to become a good witness. Step aside when you are faced with turmoil and watch how you
respond. Learn to identify with the keys that strengthen your behavior. Take a moment in quiet thought to simply watch yourself. If you are a good
witness you will pick up on some valuable things that can help you make those changes you need.
Number eight. It is very important to stay away from generalizations. “I always miss the key ball” is a statement that will haunt you. “This is a
tough tournament” is another. “This cue ball is no good” and on and on. When someone comes up to me with a generalization statement I always
say, “I don’t know about that. I’m just trying to win the tournament.” “Don’t you think this table is to fast?” They might ask. “I don’t know. I just try to
play it the way it is.” What’s too fast, what’s too slow?
Number nine. We are always just starting out. In our training in our tournaments and in our matches. You know the four words that describe who
we are. You are free from all failures and facts In your starting out phase. If you have lost six times at this bar or pool hall it does not change the
fact that you are just starting out.
Number ten. Within all good shots there is an anchor that kicks in. You must find this anchor and use it on all shots, not just the good ones but
the tough ones, the easy ones, the low percentage shots. When you are faced with a long tough shot you must fine your anchor within your pre
shot routine and tap into it so you can deliver the committed stroke that will pocket the ball.
I wrote this article for the Cave Dwellers who are faithfully training and reporting their numbers. These players are in The Masters program. You
can visit The Cave HERE
which you focus on. For instance, if you remember failing on a particular shot in the past, when it comes up you will go into a habitual panic and
believe you are going to miss the shot. If you can go back to your “right thinking” which is I Came to Win you will deliver a strong committed stroke
regardless of what is going on in your mind. The facts of the matter is that you did miss this shot before. That is a fact. It is how you deal with the
facts that determine how well you will do in a situation.
Number seven. There are times when you just have to become a good witness. Step aside when you are faced with turmoil and watch how you
respond. Learn to identify with the keys that strengthen your behavior. Take a moment in quiet thought to simply watch yourself. If you are a good
witness you will pick up on some valuable things that can help you make those changes you need.
Number eight. It is very important to stay away from generalizations. “I always miss the key ball” is a statement that will haunt you. “This is a
tough tournament” is another. “This cue ball is no good” and on and on. When someone comes up to me with a generalization statement I always
say, “I don’t know about that. I’m just trying to win the tournament.” “Don’t you think this table is to fast?” They might ask. “I don’t know. I just try to
play it the way it is.” What’s too fast, what’s too slow?
Number nine. We are always just starting out. In our training in our tournaments and in our matches. You know the four words that describe who
we are. You are free from all failures and facts In your starting out phase. If you have lost six times at this bar or pool hall it does not change the
fact that you are just starting out.
Number ten. Within all good shots there is an anchor that kicks in. You must find this anchor and use it on all shots, not just the good ones but
the tough ones, the easy ones, the low percentage shots. When you are faced with a long tough shot you must fine your anchor within your pre
shot routine and tap into it so you can deliver the committed stroke that will pocket the ball.
I wrote this article for the Cave Dwellers who are faithfully training and reporting their numbers. These players are in The Masters program. You
can visit The Cave HERE
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