2005/2006 Shot # 1 (DOD: 5) Ref # 11

Easy shot. You play into the cluster of 3 balls which will all be pocketed and have the CB draw back for the 4th.

2005/2006 Shot # 2 (DOD: 8) Ref # 104

A relatively easy shot in the draw program. You shoot into the OB and have the CB draw back with a little right english. It will hit the rail and travel towards the 9 which will be pocketed as well.

2005/2006 Shot # 3 (DOD: 9) Ref # 86

Long distance draw. You pot the 6 in the bottom right pocket and have the CB draw back towards the 9 which will be made in the middle pocket.

2005/2006 Shot # 4 (DOD: 10) Ref # 13

This is one of the shots I couldn't make for a long while but once you have the aimingpoint down, it's a matter of playing it the right speed. The goal is to pot the red in the middle but have the CB draw around it to reach the pocket before the 3.

2005/2006 Shot # 5 (DOD: 10) Ref # 14

The 3 rail power draw! One of the hardest shots in the entire program. CB and OB are frozen to the rail. You play with a lot of draw to pocket the OB and have the CB draw 3 rails to pocket the 9. You can also use a whipdraw for this shot, as shown in one of the shots below...

2005/2006 Playoff Shot # 1 (DOD: 8) Ref # 12

This is the first trickshot I learned to do! It's a standard draw shot where you pocket the OB and make the CB draw back for another ball at the other side of the table.

2005/2006 Playoff Shot # 2 (DOD: 11) Ref # 15

Circular Draw! You play with a lot of back spin into the OB which will pocket in the upper right corner and have the CB draw back against the rail, around the 8 and come back for the 9.

Monster Drawstroke (DOD: 15)

This is one of the shots I am most proud of. This shot requires alot of english and draw for it to be made. I pocket the 8ball hanging in the corner pocket while the CB draws back to the rail on the right-hand side. When it hits, the english kicks in and makes sure the CB gets enough speed to go 3 rails to hit the triangle and pocket the 9. VERY HARD SHOT!!!

Circular Draw (Behind Back) (DOD: 14)

This shot was challenged to me by Tim Chin. He said to me he had never seen anyone do this shot, but that's all changed now. Thank you Tim for this wonderful variation of a very hard shot.

Frozen Rail Draw (DOD: 9)

A shot that looks easy but for which you need a steady draw stroke. The goal is to pot the black and draw back all the way across the table towards the 9 hanging in the corner pocket, keeping the CB as close to the rail as possible on its way.