“Intermediate Practice Routine – Stroke Straightener”.
This intermediate Stroke Straightener practice routine by Robbie DeJarnette is designed to help you dial in your stroke and speed when using your Stroke Straightener training pool cue. It is very easy to set up but it will definitely provide you with a sufficient challenge.
Stroke Straightener Practice Drill #2
In this Intermediate Stroke Straightener routine, you’ll simply set up balls on the rails, each in front of a center diamond. Then take your Stroke Straightener training pool cue and shoot the balls in, one by one. Shoot the cue ball wherever it stops.
The idea here is to allow for organic cue ball placement, which will force you to practice different angles and different bridge types with your Stroke Straightener. These down-the-rail shots really help you to get your stroke and speed dialed in, and the Stroke Straightener training pool cue makes it easy to get feedback while you’re making your shots.
Once you’re comfortable with the Intermediate Stroke Straightener practice routine, you’re ready for even more of a challenge with your Stroke Straightener. Click the link below to watch the Advanced Stroke Straightener practice routine.
Advanced Stroke Straightener Practice Routine
In case you missed it, also check out the Beginner Stroke Straightener Practice Routine, where Robbie demonstrates how to do basic practice drills with his Stroke Straightener. This basic practice can help you get to know your Stroke Straightener training pool cue.
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