Basic stance tips	Cutting down your learning curve by practicing	The effects of moisture on pool balls
Dominant Eye	It's all in your preshot routine	Secrets to master your aiming
Distance of head from your cue	Visualization and the basics are the key!	Touching the ghost ball system
Staying down on your shot	Drills to improve aiming skills	Margins of error on cut shots with english
Why beginners need an aiming system	Cutting balls down the rail and the NONO Zone	The importance of the spot shot drill
How the pros aim their shots	Cutting with inside/outside english	Larry's final tips on aiming

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Call #2 -39m39s

I talk on the subject of stroke. Important details such as the main keys to a straight stroke, dropping your elbow, follow through, shooting with a level cue or raised butt and more are covered...

Accidently jumping the cueball off the table	Cue butt elevation and the draw stroke	The importance of a light hold (grip) to maintain stroke accuracy
How to determine stroke speed (with pictures in the notes)	Shoot that shot with your other hand or use the bridge?	Short jabs or long follow through?
Keeping your cue straight when stroking fast	The 1 and 1/2 rule	The backstroke pendulum Good or Bad?
How to make sure your wrist doesn't twist outwards or inwards	Secret to shooting over a ball and off the rail	Dropping your elbow (with pictures in the notes)
Cue butt elevation - pros and cons

Call #3: -44m5s

We finish up our conversation on stroke where I reveal a sneaky strategy to avoid getting called a foul on a specific shot during a match... We also cover the subject of breaking and I give you my 3-point checklist to help you improve your break in 8 ball and 9 ball.

Larry's philosophy on teaching	A Vital skill... The Force Follow	Learning the perfect break speed
Open vs Closed Loop bridge	The Stab (WARNING: Graphic Example Given)	Cue ball control on the break
Advanced Stroke: The "Coup Fouette"	Final thoughts on improving stroke	Larry's 3 keys to a great break
Only shoot shots that fall in the 80/20 rule	The break	The 2nd and 3rd most important shots in the game are...
Larry's Sneaky anti-foul strategy	What is the most important shot in pool?	Ideal cue-tip position for the break
Hesitating on the backstroke	What to do after you win the break.	Final thoughts on the break and perfect break speed
Pre-shot routine	Hitting the rack perfect	Rack your own balls
More on the draw shot

Call #4 -53m12s

This conversation is about position play, becoming a better student of the game, safety play & tournament preperation tips. We also touch on important issues relating to your health (physical & mental) to play at peak performance levels. At the end of the conversation we discuss the importance of having a few quality books and videos (dvds included) as opposed to having lots of garbage stuff.

Call #5 -20m3s

I discuss general practice tips including how to gauge your progress to make sure you're improving and not staying at the same level. We also talk about actually practicing our favorite games versus practicing drills alone. The topic of going pro is also addressed and what it will take mentally and physically to become a pro if you choose that path with your pool game. And finally we finish up talking about pool equipment such as pool cues, tips and table cloth.

Call #6: -43m30s

This conversation discusses the important and vital parts of your pool game on consistency, concentration and focus. We touch on how to get into the zone more often and how to achieve pure concentration levels for up to 1 hour (enough to get you through most matches).

We also talk about the importance of why you should avoid drugs and alcohol while you are playing and why your health is paramount to performing at peak levels and maintaining concentration. It will totally change the way you think about your game, both physically and mentally.

In total, you are getting over 4 hours and 20 minutes of insight and knowledge that comes from 60+ years of playing pool. You are guest allowed to listen in to a conversation that can change the way you approach and play your game. A must-have piece of pool expertise with the portability and convenience of audio. It comes in mp3 format on an audio CD, along with the visual notes and diagrams that accompany the audio. Shipping and Handling is included as well. What are you waiting for? A giant wealth of usable information and knowledge awaits...