Games: Page 12

A discussion of what to consider when buying a pool table. When on a budget, you can still get optimum playing conditions for about $2000.

A discussion of using follow in combination with sidespin. This helps you place the cue ball for your next shot.

Watch to learn how to cut shooting frozen to the rail and pocket a ball that is frozen to the rail.

A drill to practice one and two rail pathways. The idea is to pocket the object ball and make the cue ball travel through the gates.

Learn how to make this shot from Byrne's Standard Book, Paul Gerni's triple bank shot.

To hit this shot, you must use right hand English with a tip of top and a firm stroke. It is harder than it looks.

Learn how to develop your own stroke and improve your technique in pool.

Learn how to aim a cut shot in pool and learn what the effects of English are on this shot.

A drill that teaches stun control, draw control and simple pattern recognition. The object is to pocket every ball without touching a rail.

Watch to learn some good ways to practice pool by yourself. This video is intended for beginners.

In this chess lesson, you'll learn how to do Greco's Attack in the Giuoco Piano, in an Italian Game. Everyone chess master should learn this, because you're middle game isn't getting any stronger.

This two-part chess lesson will get you up to date on the opening terms of the game, along with the positional concepts. This is perfect if you are in need of perfecting your skills.

Ever here of the "overworked" defender" chess move? Of course you have, but that doesn't mean you know how to pull it off. See how to do it, right here. A chess piece is overworked when it has more than one defensive job (guarding pieces or squares) to do. Typically, the overworked piece is exploited by capturing one of the pieces it's defending or occupying a square it's defending. This forces it to leave one of its defensive jobs usually resulting in material loss or checkmate.

Having trouble with your chess game? Well, try this "double attack" method to do a simultaneous attack of one piece against two opponent pieces. This is also referred to as the "fork."

You have a rook and your king left? What do you do? Well, win that endgame, of course. Use this basic checkmate pattern to spar your king and rook against your opponents king -- "Knight Jump" Method.

Watch this video if you want to record your moves in a chess game. Using simple chess notation, you will be recording your moves in no time.

See how to pair the edges of the Olympicube (V-cube), the Rubik's Cube of all Rubik's Cubes! Watch this two-parter to help you on your way to brilliance, because you know you can't get there yourself.

See a method to breaking in your Rubik's Cube for faster solving. Yep, that's it.

Okay, you want to re-sticker your Rubik's Cube, what do you do? Well, watch this two-part video on how and where to get them, then on how to put them on.

Puzzles include multiple pieces each with a designated pattern so that when a user regroups the pieces, a picture or a particular image is presented, which provides practice to the coordination of the user's concept to space and structural relationship between pieces. However, no matter how large the quantity of the pieces is, puzzles only provide user's spatial concept in two dimensions. To enhance spatial concept and increase entertainment to the user, building blocks are promoted so that...