Pool

Shooting Pool, Not Just Banging The Balls Around
My Love For The Game Of Pool
You walk into a small time bar, the smell of smoke floods your nose as your eyes adjust to the darkness. Eyes shift in your direction as you walk in. Neon lights cast a familiar glow on the tasteless posters that line the walls. You hear the music from the jukebox muffled by loud laughs as you survey the room and those that occupy it. Then it comes, the loud crash of the cue ball scattering the balls across the table followed by the magical sound of balls dropping into the pockets. The case u...

Floating Pool Chairs
Sitting In The Pool On Your Floating Chair
There's nothing better on hot summer day than sitting in the pool on a floating chair, dangling your legs in the cool water. Using a floating pool chair gives you the flexibility to sit in the cool water, have a drink and you can still read a book, watching the children or even just relax while lazing in the sun.

Pool Float Organizers
Organize Those Pool Floats
Whether you have a pool or not, most of us have pool floats lying around, You don't have to have those floats cluttering up your space with a pool float organizer. A pool float organizer not only organizes your pool floats but helps floats keep their shape and avoid damage to your floats. These organizers also help organize your wet towels and other pool accessories.

Infant Pool Floats
Infant and Baby Pool Floats
Infant and Baby Pool Floats are a must have for every mom or grand parent that owns a pool or visits the pool during those warmer months. These infant pool floats help support infants as they are introduced to the water, helping them stay comfortable, safe and happy and become familiar with the water making this an enjoyable learning experience. Many infant pool floats come with a removable canopy that will also protect your child from the sun. Parental supervision is required at all times...

How to learn pool shots: top and bottom English (follow and draw)
Gain control over the cue ball
In my last tutorial, I showed how to control the angle at which the cue ball comes off the rail by shooting with left or right English. In this tutorial I'll cover top English, or follow, and bottom English, or draw. Mastering top and bottom English will help you control where the cue ball ends up on the table after making contact with the object ball. Follow and draw will help you set up your next shot as you make the current one, allowing you to run the table.