Two Rail Reverse

The object ball is frozen to the rail on the right side of the side pocket. It banks across the table to the left side of the table, then reverses back into the side pocket. I first saw this shot in Willie Joplin's video.  Learn how!

Three Rail Reverse

The same setup as with the Two Rail Reverse, but this time the object ball goes in the opposite side pocket after travelling an extra table width, coming off a third rail. This is similar to a shot in the Artistic Pool Program, except in the program, the object ball is in the middle of the table. I think this shot is more difficult. Again, I first saw this on Willie Joplin's video.  Learn how!

One Handed Rocket Masse

Here's a one-handed masse shot where I pocket the first object ball in the near corner and the cue ball runs up the short rail to pocket the other object ball. Mike Massey played a similar shot in ESPN's Trick Shot Magic 2005 going up the long rail, which I would show you if the table was faster. Learn how!

Kimura's Wing Shot

Regular wing shots are fine, but it's even more impressive when you can control the cue ball after the shot. I roll an object ball down table, cut it in to the far corner while it's still moving, and have the cue ball come two rails to pocket the hanger in the near corner. I first saw this shot in the legendary Yoshikazu Kimura video. Learn how!

Kimura's Timing Shot

Here's a timing shot that I again first saw in Yoshikazu Kimura's Mind Blowing Trick Shots video. There's a two ball cluster near the side pocket, one of the balls sinks directly in the side. The other one combos the third object ball in the corner and stops before reaching the pocket itself waiting for the cue ball to kick it in after having gone three rails. I hit this one a bit hard, but it went. Learn how!