The break shot is one of the most important shots in the game. A dry/bad break against a high level player usually results in a loss of game. In this video, I show you guys how to perform the Corey Deuel symmetrical 10-ball break. This break actually requires a lot of practice and skill in order to perform it consistently. A slight difference in power or where you strike the 1-ball will usually result in a dry break. Corey is one of my all time favorite players because of his creativity and strive to play perfect pool.
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0:00 - 0:15 - Introduction
0:16 - 1:21 - Corey Deuel Demo
1:22 - 1:47 - 3 Key Principles
1:48 - 2:12 - Key Principle #1: Consistent Rack
2:13 - 2:55 - Key Principle #2: Controlling the Cue Ball
2:55 - 4:05 - Key Principle #3: Pocketing the Target Balls
4:06 - 4:40 - Demo
4:41 - 5:15 - Conclusion