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This workout is written by Ralph Eckert, Jorgen Sandman, and Andreas Huber and is used and recommended by the European Pocket Billiard Federation (EPBF) as well as the World Pool-Billiard Association (WPA). It includes the official WPA Playing Ability Test (PAT) for beginners to intermediate players. Ever wonder how you really rank in playing ability? The PAT section of this book will clear that up. It is a system to assess your skills on the basis of exercises evaluated. The rest of this 64 page workbook contains exercises and training games to record your personal performances and help prepare you to take the Playing Ability Test for LEVEL 1.
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Pool Billiard Workout
For Beginners, Advanced Players and Pros
LEVEL
1
© Litho-Verlag e.K. Germany 2006-15
All rights reserved
1. Edition
Printed in Germany
Print: ISBN: 978-3-981040-05-0
Ebook: ISBN: 978-3-941484-64-1
Epub: ISBN: 978-3-946128-04-5
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Available PAT Products & Billiardbooks
Modern Pool
Author: Ralph Eckert
ISBN-13: 978-3980470650
Size: 17x24cm, 320 pages
The Basics of Pool Billiard
Author: Pool School Germany
ISBN-13: 978-3980470643
Size: 16,5x22,5cm, 192 Pages
PAT 1 Training DVD
GTIN: 4260095330017
System: PAL, 145 minutes,
Language: English/German
PAT 2 Training DVD
GTIN: 4260095330024
System: PAL, 160 minutes,
Language: English/German
PAT 3 Training DVD
Gtin: 4260095330031
System: PAL, ca. 170 minutes + Psychology-CD, Language: English/German
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PAT Workout 1
ISBN-13: 978-3981040050
Size: DIN A4, 68 pages
PAT Workout 2
ISBN-13: 978-3981040067
Size: DIN A4, 72 pages
PAT Workout 3
ISBN-13: 978-3981040074Size: DIN A4, 44 pages
PAT Workout Start
ISBN-13: 978-3981171303
Size: DIN A4, ring-bound, 64 pages
Workbooks
DVDs
Books
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Contents
Available PAT Products & Billiardbooks
Contents
Chapter Contents ...............................................................................................Page
Preface......................................................................................................4
1. Playing Ability Test..................................................................................7
1.1 General conditions:.................................................................................8
1.2 The PAT Principle.....................................................................................9
1.3 Playing Ability Test (PAT - 1/3)...............................................................11
1.4 Speed Dril l..............................................................................................12
1.5 Stroke Straightness................................................................................13
1.6 Follow Drill...............................................................................................16
1.7 Draw Shot Drill........................................................................................17
1.8 Small Area Position Drill 1.....................................................................20
1.9 Small Area Position Drill 2.....................................................................21
1.10 Large Area Position Drill 1.....................................................................24
1.11 Large Area Position Drill 2.....................................................................25
1.12 Frozen Rail Drill 1....................................................................................28
1.13 Frozen Rail Drill 2....................................................................................29
1.14 Endless Position Drill 1..........................................................................32
1.15 Standard Shots.......................................................................................34
1.16 9-Ball Situation Drill................................................................................37
2. Technique Training.................................................................................39
2.1 Speed.......................................................................................................40
2.2 2 x 12 Units Basic Strokes I...................................................................41
2.3 2 X 12 Basic Strokes II............................................................................44
2.4 A Workout for Beginners on Standard Shots for Position..................45
2.5 2 x 12 Shooting Accuracy for Beginners..............................................48
2.6 2 x 12 Units on 6- Ball and Position Game (continuous)....................49
2.7 Training Score Sheet for 2 x 12 Units with 5 and 3 innings................52
3. Training Games.......................................................................................54
3.1 Equal Offense..........................................................................................55
3.2 Bowlliard..................................................................................................58
3.3 Progressive X-Ball practice...................................................................61
3.4 4 Table Blanks.........................................................................................64
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What is PAT?
PAT stands for “Playing Ability Test“, and is much more than just a method to test the playing abilities of billiard players.
It is, in fact, a system to assess the skills that one needs to play good pool on the basis of exercises evaluated. Those skills are defined in ten sectors - ten aspects of the game.
Additionally, this system may always be applied as a model to plan short, mid and long term training programs.
In this notebook, printed material for further exercises and training games to record personal performances in training may be found along with the PAT exercises.
Besides being helpful for preparing for the PAT, the whole purpose of this notebook is to assist him in training - that this cannot replace a (good) trainer is self understood!
How to use this book?
Non proficient players, under the guidance of their trainer, start simply with the respective exercises and use Notebook 1 as a guide for their training. Choosing the exercises and games will follow by themselves, or by consulting the trainer, as well as for setting your initial goals.
The PAT is only then absolved after the first cycle through all the exercises has been completed - as an initial check up to determine further training configuration.
Proficient players start with a workout of the complete PAT - picking out the first exercises comes by itself: those exercises with the worst results (least points) are dealt with primarily.
According to time available for training, a 3-months-target should be set (e.g., 50% progress) and pursued till the predetermined result has been reach three times in succession (or, at least, 80% of the PAT target value).
2 x 12 attempts for each exercise (5 and 3 innings each) are designed on most of the score sheets, which makes reaching the set target average easier (5 innings excuses a “blooper” with less consequences). Since the tests actually consist of 3 innings, the second 12 attempts are presented with only 3 innings.
The purpose of the training is to reach the set target three times in a row in 3 innings at the end of the 3-months period.
With weekly training rounds, a single sheet could last up to 6 months if one or two exercise are absolved.
An exercise may, can and should be repeated as often as desired - however, only two recorded attempts should be performed to emphasise the “not-to-be-repeated character” of these innings. It is, in fact, recommended that this be executed witnessed (e.g., during a club training).
It is, additionally, proposed that one or two of the included games be delved with.
Should the set target be reached earlier than planned, the exercise and games may naturally be replaced by others.
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The PAT-System was rubber-stamped and exclusively recognized by the WPA (World Pool-Billiard Association) in the fall of 2004. It is hence possible to be listed together with the results of the tests among an official rankings or to acquire a corresponding performance emblem (as pictured on the right).
Through the recognition of the PAT’s by the WPA, national, international and even intercontinental comparisons are only now made possible (everyone does the same tests).
The grading of the above-mentioned performance emblems are classified as follows:
PAT 1 600 - 799 points
1. Light green
PAT 1 800 - 999 points
2. Dark green
PAT 1 1000 onwards
plus certificate
PAT 2 600 - 799 points
3. Light blue
PAT 2 800 - 999 points
4. Dark blue
PAT 2 1000 onwards
plus certificate
PAT 3 550 - 699 points
5. Black
PAT 3 700 - 849 points
6. Red
PAT 3 850 - 999 points:
7. Gold
PAT 3 1000 onwards
8. Pink
Further information on the tests and color emblems as well as dates for the PAT and the latest rankings will be found under:
http://www.pat-billiard.com
Wishing you lots of luck and success and with many thanks
Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Huber, Dachau
Jorgen Sandman, Malmö
Ralph Eckert, Mannheim
National Head Coach Germany
EPBF Coach Europe
National Head Coach Austria
EPBF Coach Europe
Head Coach Baden-Württemberg
EPBF Coach Europe
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Playing Ability Test
“Whatever you do, do it well
or let it be”
- Mahatma Gandhi-
This part includes information on the conditions of the framework, the build up and the principles of a PAT procedure, as well as the PAT itself.
1. Playing Ability Test
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1.1 General conditions:
To be recommended are two players to a table. Duration is then approx. 3 - 4 hours. With just one player to a table set 2 - 3 hours. With 3 players to a table 6 hours should be planned . Should the players posses PAT experience, the time may be shortened, and vice versa.
A PAT trainer can well handle up to 6 players on three tables. A single trainer can even conduct the tests