The Pro English Trainer by The Drill Instructor is a new device to help you learn how to apply English on a cue ball correctly. It's easy to use just simply set the Pro English Trainer on the table, place the cue ball in the center, aim and shoot. Comes with an instruction booklet which includes practice drills to help you get started. Made out of light plastic and measures 3 1/2" x 2 3/4" to easily store and carry inside a cue case pocket. This product does not include a cue ball which is needed for practice.
Overall Rating for Pro English Trainer
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english trainer
By Quinn from San Manuel, AZ on May 17, 2012
Pro english trainer works like it says.
I would recommend this item to a friend.
very accurate
By james from e windsor, NJ on April 27, 2012
I like this product especially the drills. reall helped me with accuracy
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Pro English Trainer
By Ernest from St Petersburg, Florida on February 8, 2012
Get for learning stick position
I would recommend this item to a friend.
pro english trainer
By John E Jones from Florence Ms on April 18, 2011
hard to understand instructions
over-priced gimmick
By Bill from Warren, MI on April 14, 2011
I'm sorry but this item was a huge disappointment. It is nothing more than a small piece of plastic along with a pamphlet that only has 3 drills and a lot more advertising to buy more drill stuff like books and DVDs. The first drill is the standard center ball hit down the table and back to your cue stick, instead you send the ball back through the piece of plastic. Save your money and buy the Rempe training ball - it works a lot better.
Little difficult
By Melvin Hunter from Peach Springs, Az. on April 14, 2011
it a little difficult to concentrate on the ball without hitting the trainer.
Make it yourself
By Phil from New Jersey on March 30, 2011
$30, for something you can make for yourself fairly easily?? I don't think so.
It's a GREAT idea (I wish I had thought of it earlier), but it's really so easy to make. Assume that #2 on the 'trainer' is half the radius (1.125") from the center of the ball (which measures a total 2.25" diameter) and the rest is simple.
All I can say is 'sorry, but thanks for a wonderful idea'. Good luck with it.
I would recommend this item to a friend.
