20 Minutes a Day – 3-Week Pool Accuracy Training Plan for Busy People
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Many people say they don’t have time to practice billiards—they work long hours, have family responsibilities, or just can’t spare 1-2 hours a day to go to the billiards hall. But the truth is: you don’t need to practice for hours to improve your billiards accuracy. All you need is 20 minutes a day, and a 3-week structured training plan. This plan is designed for busy people—office workers, parents, or anyone who wants to improve their skills without sacrificing too much time.
The core of this training plan is focused practice, not mindless hitting. Every minute of the 20 minutes is planned to target your accuracy, cue control, and aim. We’ll divide the 3 weeks into three stages: Stage 1 (Week 1: Basic Aim), Stage 2 (Week 2: Distance Control), and Stage 3 (Week 3: Practical Application). Let’s dive into the details.
Stage 1: Week 1 – Basic Aim (20 Minutes/Day). The goal of this week is to train your eyes to align with the cue and the target ball, and to master the basic aim. Here’s your daily routine: 1) 5 minutes of warm-up: practice grip, standing posture, and stroke rhythm (from Article 2); 2) 15 minutes of straight shots: place the mother ball 1 meter away from the target ball (which is 30 centimeters away from the pocket). Hit 50 straight shots with a center cue—focus on hitting the target ball into the pocket every time. If you miss a shot, stop and analyze why: did you hit the wrong contact point? Was your stroke rhythm messy? Do not rush to hit the next ball—fix the mistake first.
Stage 2: Week 2 – Distance Control (20 Minutes/Day). After mastering basic straight shots, this week we’ll focus on distance control—hitting shots from different distances to improve your force control. Daily routine: 1) 5 minutes of warm-up: same as Week 1; 2) 15 minutes of distance shots: place the mother ball at 1 meter, 1.5 meters, and 2 meters away from the target ball (all target balls are 30 centimeters from the pocket). Hit 20 shots from each distance—10 with a center cue, 5 with a high cue, and 5 with a low cue. The goal is to hit the target ball into the pocket every time, regardless of the distance. This stage will help you adjust your force according to the distance, which is critical for real games.
Stage 3: Week 3 – Practical Application (20 Minutes/Day). This week, we’ll combine the skills you’ve learned and apply them to simple game scenarios. Daily routine: 1) 5 minutes of warm-up; 2) 15 minutes of scenario shots: place 3-4 target balls on the table (in different positions, some close to the pocket, some a little farther). Hit the balls in order—use center cue for easy shots, high cue for follow-up shots, and low cue for defensive shots. The goal is not only to hit the balls into the pocket but also to control the mother ball’s position after each shot. This stage will help you transition from practice to real games.
Remember, consistency is more important than intensity. Even if you only practice 20 minutes a day, sticking to this 3-week plan will make a huge difference in your accuracy. You don’t need to be a professional player—you just need to be consistent. After 3 weeks, you’ll be able to hit most easy and medium shots accurately, and you’ll have the confidence to play in real games.
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