Learn to shoot pool like a pro with the 360 PureCue Stroke Trainer

The 360 PureCue Stroke Trainer is the most effective precision-made stroke training device ever produced and will get you to Learn to shoot pool like a pro fast

The 360 PureCue Stroke Trainer assists in diagnosing the individual flaws in every player’s cue action in order to get fast results for anyone who wants to learn to shoot pool like a pro.

The self-centering spring mechanism acts like any normal cue when the player executes a shot with proper technique. But it will bend and cause the player to lose complete control of the stroke when an improper technique is used.

The 360 PureCue Stroke Trainer can help you learn to shoot pool like a pro, you will quickly learn to:

Cue Straighter
Cue Smoother
Develop Perfect Timing
Cue with a more efficient power
Become like one with the cue

As a result, the 360 PureCue Stroke Trainer is used by some of the world’s top players, coaches, and academies who want to get their students to learn to shoot pool like a pro faster.

The 360 PureCue Stroke Trainer is available in Snooker specifications with a 9.5mm tip, Canadian Ash shaft or Pool specification with a 13mm tip Canadian Maple Shaft.

How it Works

The 360 PureCue Stroke Trainer incorporates a specially designed self-centering spring-loaded section that flexes/bends when any uneven distribution of pressure is applied by the player.

This forces the player to attempt to balance out the imbalances in their action in their playing position.

Using the 360 PureCue

Former professional player turned snooker coach and creator of the 360 PureCue Stroke Trainer, Neil Johnson, explains the characteristics and advantages of the 360 PureCue:

We generally advise the player to start off slowly with the 360 PureCue. For example, begin to become more familiar with the device by using the cue ball only, training yourself to gradually increase the distance and the amount of power you can use without the cue flexing. This can be done by potting the white only with top, screw, side or a combination of some of these but it is recommended you master the centre ball area first as the cue is more likely to be on a plain that is easier to keep the energy running through the strike.
Add the object ball along the way when you feel you can. You don’t necessarily have to master these things before you attempt other shots but it is recommended that you use this routine to some degree regardless of how proficient you become with it.
We suggest you simply try some set play exercises like lineups. Using the 360 PureCue this way will help you to develop your technique and tempo when in and amongst the balls.
When confident enough, you can begin to introduce some long pots. Long pots with side, stun or screw are particularly challenging, as are safety shots from a distance with a side.
Rest play with the 360 PureCue can also prove very challenging and as with normal rest play with a standard cue the boundaries are narrower. It is recommended that you take it very easy at first when using the rest with the 360, maybe even beginning without any balls at all just to get a feel for it.
Continue to fill in the gaps in your own individual way. When you feel ready, you can even try using the 360 PureCue Stroke Trainer in an actual game. The fact that you would then be using the device in such a life-like situation will help you to confirm the overall progress you have made.

Caring for Your 360 PureCue

Do not overly bend the spring mechanism in a fashion that is outside what the 360 PureCue has been designed for.
Avoid using the cue to lean on when standing around the table.
Avoid leaning the cue against the wall.
When screwing and unscrewing the cue, never hold the butt side of the cue with one of your hands, instead, keep both hands close at either side of the screw joint to avoid twisting the spring mechanism.