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Dear fellow pool player: Are you up for a small challenge? Videotape yourself complete the following drill, upload it to a server and submit your video link to us. The first person who has done this will be the winner. At the end of this month, we will make random drawings for 2 additional lucky winners from remain participants. If more than 20 players join, we will give out 2 more prizes to give everyone a better chance to win. The contest is free for anyone to join. Along with your entry, we will publish your link at the end this page according to the time stamp of email. After witnessing the high level of execution from players in the World 14.1 Straight Pool Championship last week, we like to send out a small token to encourage people playing better pool. The drill will train you to have better understanding of cue ball control and precise positioning, which are crucial in games like 14.1 straight pool and one pocket. Let's give it your best shot!
Cheers, Cuetable
suggestions welcome Do you have interesting shots you like to see people do? Good drills to help fellow pool players improve? Different contest ideas? Please send them to Contest@cuetable.com. We are always looking for new ideas. Winner First Place
Prize The first winner will receive $100 Tiger gift certificate. Each additional lucky winner will receive $50 Tiger gift certificate. The certificate is good for purchasing any great billiard products from Tiger Billiard Products Website: http://www.tigerproducts.com/ The Drill
Set up all the object balls in a L shape as shown. Each ball must have a clear passage way to the corner pocket. Shoot the balls directly into the corner pocket in sequential order (1 ball, 2 ball, 3 ball... all the way up to 15 ball). Cue ball can touch only one ball at a time. You have ball in hand to start. If you are left-handed, you can use the layout on page 2 of the table. (Use the page arrows at the lower right side to advance) You can use the table's screen capture function and print out the picture. For information on how to do this, please view: HowTo: Lesson 8: Imaging and Printing
Rules Equipment This drill must be done on a regular 9 foot pool table with 4 1/2 inch pockets (2 balls width) and standard sized heavy balls (Brunswick Centennial or Super Aramith). The balls must be set up in the exact same layout as shown. video Please use a video camera or a digital camera with minimum of 320x240 video resolution. The camera should be placed from a high angle with a tripod. The shooter and the balls must be clearly visible in the frame at the whole time. The sequence has to be done in one take. No special effects or any "creative" editing will be done to the video. We all trust you. Digital File All uploaded video must be on a server that everyone with an internet connection can see freely. YouTube.com is great for this. The file should be in either .wmv or .mov format. You may add some comments about the footage at the video site. Be sure to enter "CueTable", "ShotContest" and "0606" in the description tag so people can find it easily in a search. Submitting You must be the person in the video to enter the contest. One entry per person. Please include the following information and send your entry to Contest@cuetable.com. First and Last Name: We will announce the result here and notify you by email. The deadline for this contest is June 30, 2006. *Please note that your entry will be confidential with us. We will not give out your personal information to anybody. participants Will you be the first one here? "Ready... Set... Camera!"
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