PART 01_ Strong 'Fundamentals' Lead to 'Skill'
01.
Game Manners: Posture Comes Before Skill
02.
How to Use Chalk: Apply, Don't Dig
03.
The Ideal Cue Girl_The Foundation for a Proper Shot
04.
Ideal grip_ Varies depending on the shot
05.
Ideal stance: Center of gravity evenly distributed across both feet
06.
6 Attributes_ The six most important
07.
Stroke I_ Push
08.
Stroke II_ Pulling
09.
Stroke III_ Throw
10.
Stroke IV_ 'Cutting off' is 'grabbing'

PART 02_ Essential Techniques for 'Cushion Ball'
11.
Stroke V_ Rolling
12.
Stroke VI_ 'Mase' (stamping stroke)
13.
Finding the value of the cushion I_ The mirror law
14.
Finding the value of the cushion II_ Parallel law
15.
Accurate thickness aiming_ The cue is a gun, the billiard ball is a bullet
16.
Direction of our store, rotation amount_ To change the rolling ball
17.
Turning the corners_ Hako
18.
Long-angled turn_ Jjangkola
19.
Outside Turn_ Uramashi
20.
Turning the long-legged _ Omaoshi

PART 03_ Know-how to increase your score
21.
Revoice_ Reverse rotation start
22.
Double Cushion_ High accuracy shot in the first rotation
23.
3-step shot - a shot with a high scoring probability
24.
Double Rail Plate
25.
Grand Prix_ Reggie
26.
Cushion, One CushionⅠ_ Insert
27.
Cushion, One Cushion II_ Walking
28.
Cushion, Two-cushion I_ Inserting 'Two-garak'
29.
Cushion, Two-cushion II_ Walking
30.
Cushion I_ One-cushion 'plate'

PART 04_ The art of a master who calls a 'good shot'
31.
Cushion II_ Double Rail
32.
Cushion III_ Prustu
33.
Cushion IV_ Five and Half System
34.
Rolling I_ Two-bounding 1
35.
Rolling II_ Two Bounding 2
36.
Pulling I_ Two bounding
37.
Avoiding a KissⅠ_ Turning the Long Angle
38.
Avoiding a Kiss II_ Turning Outside 1
39.
Avoiding a Kiss III_ Turning Outside 2
40.
Avoiding a Kiss IV_ Turning Outside 3

PART 05_ 300 Perfecting Billiards, the Master's Attitude
41.
Avoiding a Kiss V_ Spinning Tournament
42.
Avoiding a Kiss VI_ Outside Spinning Grand Tournament
43.
Avoiding a Kiss VII_ Avoiding a Kiss by Turning Your Head
44.
Extreme spin strike_ 'Kkomi'
45.
Double-click inside_ Quick and simple
46.
Defense I_ 'Outside rotation' position
47.
Defense II_ 'Turn each corner' position
48.
Defense III_ 'Turn to the long angle' position
49.
Defense IV_ 'Long-angled outside turn' position
50.
Overall Review: Important points that are easy to forget

Section+ Advanced/Application Tip 20

PART 01_ Understanding the concept and properties of billiards
01.
Understanding Clouds and Rotation
02.
Choice
03.
Understanding long and short angles
04.
The importance of a spare shot
05.
Understanding the equipment
06.
The Importance of Meditation (Mental Training)
07.
The Importance of Design Before You Bend
08.
Understanding the properties of tables, cushions, and balls
09.
Understanding games, practices, and competitions
10.
The mind of a master

PART 02_ Principles and Applications of Technology
11.
Posture (Advanced Course 1) _ Gaze
12.
Detail (Advanced Course 2)_ Grip
13.
Detail (Advanced Course 3)_ Bridge
14.
Posture (Advanced Course 4)_ Stance
15.
Understanding Scuds and Curves
16.
Understanding vertical and horizontal
17.
Downshot and upshot
18.
Penetration and separation technologies
19.
The more you roll, the more it stretches (shortens)
20.
4 basic systems

Read and follow along and you too can become a billiards expert

"3-Cushion Billiards Tips" provides essential information that can be of practical help not only to amateur enthusiasts who enjoy billiards as a lifestyle sport, but also to professional players.


The book contains a selection of '50 Tips' and '20 Advanced and Applied Tips' that will help you enjoy billiards more and improve your skills.


The book's contents, delivered with easy-to-understand illustrations, will help you understand the principles and techniques of billiards as you read.
And if you follow along, your skills will definitely improve.

The content of the book focuses on three cushions.
Therefore, it is designed to help you build skills that will be recognized as a 'master' rather than a 'beginner' among club members, friends, and colleagues.


The book's format and thickness are such that it can be placed in billiard clubs or carried around and read at any time.
It is convenient to keep it by your side and open it up to remind you of billiards in your daily life or to maintain the feeling you have acquired through practice.
Therefore, if you refer to the contents of this book and apply them to your practice and games, you can expect billiards to become more enjoyable and improve your skills.

The author of the book said, “People think that if they blindly approach a famous pro and take lessons, their skills will improve quickly, but that may not be the right answer.” He added, “If amateurs understand the principles and rules of billiards through this book, they will be able to study and practice on their own.”