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+<p></p>This is a nice drill as demonstrated by Jayson Shaw.
+<a href="https://www.facebook.com/100044143374033/posts/pfbid0rz5seyhBPoX5xzUrFwxaKyoQ574wU3aZbHsMUTrxrXhX2quPoM7hMpqPRegKMLf5l/?app=fbl">The 'infamous' Darren "Dynamite" Appleton drill.</a>
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 <p></p>Different cue sport disciplines have similar practise drills. What drill(s) do you use to practise positional play on a busy table?  How do you practise cue ball control?  How do you setup to practise those tough tables that present themselves from time to time? What drill do you use for routine run outs in 9 ball? What is your mid/long pot drill? How long do you practise for?  How many times a week do you play/practise?  What standard do you play at?
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