Showing posts with label shots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shots. Show all posts
Friday, May 21, 2010
Prop and Pinball Shots
I just updated my website with a few new prop and pinball pool shots. The first one is the Circular Follow Pinball shot. It's an adaptation of the regular Circular Follow shot, but it gets the object ball to do just as much work as the cue ball. Pinball Wizard is another similar shot, with action going on all around the table. I first saw both of these through Andy 'The Magic Man' Segal. Gordon's Gauntlet is a nifty shot I picked up from Gordon 'The Wolf' Hedges. Finally, I put up a video of Ride The Bridge, a not-as-easy-as-it-looks shot that's been around for a while. These are some of the most creative pool and billiard shots you'll see!
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Monday, December 14, 2009
New trick shot videos and tutorials
Finally got the production work done for my new shots. Check out how to hit a bank shot backwards or a nasty jump-fouette. Plus a few other tricky pool and billiard shots. Watch them and rate them!
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Shot updates
I filmed a few more shots earlier this week. Should have them up and ready to go over the weekend. I also just put up one new tricks shot leftover from the last batch because I didn't have the tutorial photos.
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Monday, October 19, 2009
New shots posted
Just posted three new shots, two of which feature my giant 8 ball!. Check them out and tell me what you think!
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Thursday, June 18, 2009
Table time
I got in some practice last night. It's been a while since I've just been able to play around. I've been working on a couple new shots that I hope to video tape soon. Keep checking back because I'll post them here first. There's a couple prop/novelty shots and some setup shots. Creating new setup shots is difficult, but very rewarding. Anyone can invent a shot with a random prop they picked out of there basement because no one else has access to it. But inventing a shot within the confines of the table and keeping it simple? Anyone could have done it at any time, but you're the first!
Oh, and I delaminated a Talisman tip that I had stuck on one of my masse shafts. I think I'll put on a Sniper. It was also my first session with the Ginger Wizard Easy Jumper jump cue endorsed by Dave Pearson. It's pretty good value. I'll post more detailed thoughts on it later.
Oh, and I delaminated a Talisman tip that I had stuck on one of my masse shafts. I think I'll put on a Sniper. It was also my first session with the Ginger Wizard Easy Jumper jump cue endorsed by Dave Pearson. It's pretty good value. I'll post more detailed thoughts on it later.
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shots
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
New shots
I put some new shots up on my website. One is a moving jump shot which I based on a shot that Chris Woodrum and I came up with at the Masters this year. The other one is an extended version of a classic follow shot. Check them out:
http://www.trickshottim.com/trick-shot-index.php
http://www.trickshottim.com/trick-shot-index.php
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