List of videos to watch in order:

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1. Find Your Skill Level - 12 Instructional Videos
In this video you can find your skill level by going through this drill. The goal is to improve by two levels within six months.

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2. 27 Bridges - 12 Instructional Videos
This video covers 27 bridges that players need to learn. This is important to watch before beginning the training videos.

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3. Stroke Mechanics - 12 Instructional Videos
Breaks down the entire stroking motion. Helps the player understand the stroke along with aiming.

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4. Secrets 3: Pattern Play
This video teaches stance and fundamentals along with the physics of the game.  This video also covers the stroke drill to straighten your stroke in just a few training sessions.  I would recommend watching this video through half table pattern play.

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5. 30 Ball Pocketing Drills - Center Ball Training
The next step is learning how to pocket balls and control the cue ball without sidespin. Go through these drills until you develop a feel for each one.

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6. Center Ball Training - Center Ball Training
This video covers cue ball control using center ball. It explains the physics and also has several drills the player can use to improve.

 

7. Commonly Missed Shots - Center Ball Training
This video covers the most common angle shots the player will face. The player will have to learn how to pocket these shots using only center ball.

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8. Draw Drills - 12 Instructional Videos
These are drills to help the player develop their draw stroke along with controlling the speed.

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9. Stop Shot Drills - Center Ball Training
These are patterns that require stop shots for each ball in order to run the pattern.

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10. 3 Ball Patterns - Center Ball Training
These are patterns using three balls where the player will run the table using only center ball.

 

11. Center Ball Run Outs - Center Ball Training
More run outs which require only center ball to run the table.

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12. Center Ball Patterns - Center Ball Training
This covers patterns using center ball.

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13. Drills for Leagues - Center Ball Training
This video goes through drills to perform before league that will really sharpen your game.

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14. Center Ball Drills -Center Ball Training
A look at Joshua Filler and his approach to pool, along with half table pattern play drills.

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15. Secrets 3: Pattern Play
At 01:23 this video covers sidespin along with drills to improve using sidespin. I recommend watching the remainder of the video.

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16. 70 9-Ball Timed Drills - Challenge Series
This video covers pattern play using center ball and sidespin.

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17. Position Principles - 12 Instructional Videos
To fully understand pattern play you have to understand several principles that will help simplify patterns.

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18. Professional Principles - 12 Instructional Videos
This video covers professionals using the principles of pattern play.

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19. Coin Trick - 12 Instructional Videos
In this video we use a coin to help the player think three balls ahead.

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20. Drive to Rail - 12 Instructional Videos
This is a essential skill to develop in order to become a high level run out player.

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21. Shot-by-Shot Series - Challenge Series
In these videos I break down run-outs by the top players in the world shot-by-shot.

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22. Safeties - 12 Instructional Videos
This video covers the most common safeties.

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23. 100 Timed Defensive Shots - Challenge Series
This video covers defense in both 8-Ball and 9-Ball.

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KICKSAFE Rules 

• Balls are racked like a normal 9 ball rack. The 1 ball is in front. The rest of the balls can be in any location. On the break three balls must hit a rail.

• On every turn the player must hit the 1 ball. As in 9 ball, the cue ball or an object ball must hit a rail after contact.

• If the 1 ball is pocketed it is respotted. If any other ball is pocketed it also must be spotted. If more than one ball is pocketed during a shot, the ball that was pocketed first is spotted then the second ball is spotted behind it. 

• If a player fails to make a good hit or scratches, then that player receives a point. When the player receives 5 points (or however many points are decided beforehand) then that player loses. 

• When a player fouls the player who goes before him/her has ball in hand.  If the player fouls out then the player who goes before him/her receives a bonus of losing a point off their score. If they have 0 then their score is -1. If a cue ball goes in a pocket then it's ball in hand for the player who shot before him/her.