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The Natural Result Series
Require no previous billiards experience. Their application involves the use of a natural hit with no english. These systems provide the basics for understanding the billiard table and the relationship between systems. They imply the basic comprehension of the game of 3-Cushion Billiard.

Introductory Systems: How to get to the corners -
Catalog No. - 3C-BS-101
Course Pre-requisite: None.
Courses Recommended: Stance, Bridge and Body Positioning.

This system introduces the study of the natural behavior of the cue ball within the critical, stable and merging areas of each system. It offers a variety of applications that lead to position playing and to the combination of systems.

The program includes two systems to play across the short side of the table. The first one ("Shooting Across the Short side of the Table") has been designed to calculate shots where the cue ball goes from one of the long rails into the opposite long rail and into the immediate corner. It emphasizes the corner and the fourth rail result. The "Variations of the System" emphasizes the application of the Rule of Half's (a universal principle that is applicable to all billiard systems) in each of the different sections of the table.

The second system (The Zig Zag System) is used for cross table applications and it is based in the application of the Rule of Eights. It emphasizes the relationship of 1 to 1/8 and reinforces the application
This work also includes a brief introduction to the "Double Reverse" system and different applications of the above systems to get before or after a specific corner from any position of the cue ball. It is a comprehensive study of the universal principles applied in all billiard systems.
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Basic Systems 2: Shooting Across the Length of the Table -
Catalog No. - 3C-BS-102
Course Pre-requisite: None.
Courses Recommended: 3C-BS-101

This program includes the application of the rules and principles introduced in the previous systems when shooting from one of the short rails into the opposite short rail. It is a hands on work on the combination of systems. It is an in depth application of different systems to obtain the value of the first rail hit-point and the second, third and fourth rail result. It explains several systems and how they interact with each other when the target is close to the third or fourth rail return.

"The Two Rail Tikkie System" emphasizes the techniques to find the first rail hit-point to reach a desired point on the second rail, hit the first objective ball, then the third rail and ultimately the second object ball when shooting from the long and the short rails of the table. The main feature is provided by the video demonstrations of the different stroking techniques as applied by the best players in the world. The diagramed video demonstrations facilitate the analysis of the numerical values assigned to the diamonds in each of the different systems. They provide the necessary tools to comprehend the inter-relationship that exist in all billiard systems.

Basic System 3: Around the Table Without English -
Catalog No. - 3C-BS-103
Course Pre-requisite: None
Courses Recommended: 3C-BS-101/3C-BS-102/3C

This treaty is the following sequence of the system for plays across the length of the table and it follows the same basic approach. It studies the natural results when shooting around the table from the cue ball positions on the long rail into the adjacent short rail. It is based in hitting the cue ball without english and having a corner and diamond two on the fourth rail as the main references.

Here you are going to get a reference that is mainly used right off the first ball to go around the table emphasizing the fourth and fifth rail returns. If you learned the procedures and rules applied in the basic systems !, II and III, you are going to be able to apply them again in this new system. Nevertheless, you will also learn that this system's approach is focused towards another dimension of the game. According to this statemente, we can say that we refer to the first dimension when we talk about the cue ball traveling across the table, while this new dimension is all about the cue ball traveling around the table. This systems is used for banking and it is mainly used on shots off the outside of the first object ball to go around the table and for shots twice around the table.

This more advanced technique of specifying the diamond value of english is easier to understand once you learn where the english comes from. In this system, you will clearly notice how the cue ball acquires additional rotation (or weight) after reaching the third rail. The natural changes of the cue ball displacement due to the english acquired while going around the table will increase your understanding of the behavior of the cue ball when going across the table. SInce the great majority of systems to play around the table are implemented using either full or running english, this system provides the basic knowledge for a better understanding of those systems that involve the use of english to achieve the desired system results.

There is also a close relationship between this system and those treaties known as "Plus 2 Systems". Even though the Plus 2's are used within another dimension, its rules and principles are closely related to the logic of this system. When applying the variations of the positions within the mergina area, you will find that this sytem merges with the system to play around the table off the inside of the first object ball and the Plus 2 applications. The combination of the returns of the basic systems and the Plus 2 returns lead to the understanding of the universal value of english in all billiard systems..

Require the mastery of the basic systems. Their application involves the use of english and the understanding of the relationship between systems.

Intermediate System 1: Around the Table With English
Catalog No. - 3C-IN-201
Courses Recommended: All Basic Systems

This treaty follows the same systematic procedures applied in the systems included in the basic systems category. In this compendium we are going to use a reference that is mostly used hitting the inner part of the first objective ball in relation to the first rail, emphasizing the results in the third and fourth rails.

If one has already memorized the rules and procedures appliend in the basic systems, one can then apply them once again in this new phase. However, here you will learn the logic applied to another dimension of the game. According to what was previously said, one can say that when referring to the first dimension, one means the application of the basic programs where the cue ball moves through the width and length of the table. A second dimension of the game is analyzed in the systems to play around the table when the cue ball starts from one of the long rails attacking towards one of the short rails.

This new dimension is about the shots for plays around the table when the cue ball departs from one of the long rails towards the opposite long rail off the inner part of the second ball in relation to the first rail. This means that the arrival to the first rail shall always be towards the long rail located on the same side where the second ball is contacted. Similar to other methods categorized for plays around the table, this system can be used for banks or rails first shots and also for twice around the table shots. In addition, this system is used as the complementary system for plays of double reverse or change of english.

The Maximum Returns - This system is derived from the application of the laws of the variations of this treaty. Its main objective is to establish the results that may be obtained when playing from the main positions of the system using maximum englsih. This systems is also related to the Reverse systems because they are based on the maximum return of reverse english.

The Second Rail System - As it name implies, this system is used to find the value of the second rail hit point. In contrast to the system to find the second rail (Two Rail Tikkie) included in the program for plays across the table, in this system the arrival to the second rail is determined by the expected return in the third rail.

In this sytem the known values are the value of the arrival in the first and third rail. The unknown value is the value of the contact point in the second rail. This program uses the value of the arrival to the third rail to find the point of contact in the second rail. It must be clear that in this system the second rail is always one of the short rails.

Intermediate System 2: Twice Around the Table System
Catalog No. - 3C-IN-202
Courses Recommended: All Basic Systems/ 3C-IN-201

Intermediate System 3: The Plus 2 System
Catalog No. - 3C-IN-203
Courses Recommended: All Basic Systems/ 3C-IN-201/3C-IN-202

Intermediate System 4: The Universal Returns
Catalog No. - 3C-IN-204
Courses Recommended: All Basic Systems/3C-IN-201/3C-IN-202/3C-IN-203

Intermediate System 5: The Reverse Systems
Catalog No. - 3C-IN-205
Courses Recommended: All Basic Systems/3C-IN-201

Require the mastery of the basic and intermediate systems. Their application involves the combination of two systems at the same time.

Advanced System 1: Tikkies
Catalog No. - 3C-AS-301
Courses Recommended: 3C-IS-201, 3C-IS-202, 3C-IS-203, 3C-IS-204

Advanced System 2: The Reverse DBI System
Catalog No. - 3C-AS-302
Courses Recommended: 3C-BS-101, 3C-IS-201, 3C-IS-204

Advanced System 3: Advanced Applications of the Basic Systems
Catalog No. - 3C-AS-303
Course Pre-requisite: Basic and Intermediate Systems
Courses Recommended: All Systems

Require the complete understanding of the basic, intermediate and advanced systems. Their applications involve the combination of techniques for position, defensive or preventive play. Speed control is also a basic requirement for the implementation of these systems.

Master System 1: Playing Position - Part I
Catalog No. - 3B-MS-401
Course Pre-requisite: Require the complete understanding of the basic, intermediate and advanced systems.

Master System 2: Playing Position - Part II
Catalog No. - 3B-MS-402
Course Pre-requisite: Require the complete understanding of the basic, intermediate and advanced systems.

Master System 3: Playing Position - Part III
Catalog No. - 3B-MS-403
Course Pre-requisite: Require the complete understanding of the basic, intermediate and advanced systems

Master System 4: Playing Position - Part IV
Catalog No. - 3B-MS-402
Course Pre-requisite: Require the complete understanding of the basic, intermediate and advanced systems.