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BREAK SCHOOL - Viking Cues Tip of the Week with Mike Roque author of Build Your Game.

BREAK SCHOOL - Viking Cues Tip of the Week with Mike Roque author of Build Your Game.

BREAK SCHOOL“Is your opponent making balls on the break?Watch where he or she is breaking!”-Tina HardtEvery table breaks a little differently. Some give up balls easily, others are as stingy as a squ

Posted by Mike Roque | Viking Cues on 26th Sep 2017

RISK & REWARD - Viking Cues Tip of the Week with Mike Roque author of Build Your Game.

RISK & REWARD - Viking Cues Tip of the Week with Mike Roque author of Build Your Game.

RISK & REWARD“When considering a tough shot, make sure the rewards justify the risk.”-Grady Mathews.When you make a fantastic shot, the crowd goes wild and you feel exhilarated. Tough shots carry

Posted by Mike Roque | Viking Cues on 26th Sep 2017

FOCUS - Viking Cues Tip of the Week with Mike Roque, author of Build Your Game.

FOCUS - Viking Cues Tip of the Week with Mike Roque, author of Build Your Game.

FOCUS“The best players,know when it is slipping away.”-Howard VickeryThe major key to winning is the ability to focus. It’s easy to say, but hard to do. Yet without 100% focus, winning remains a dangl

Posted by Mike Roque | Viking Cues on 26th Sep 2017

PATIENCE - Viking Cues Tip of the Week with Mike Roque, author of Build Your Game.

PATIENCE - Viking Cues Tip of the Week with Mike Roque, author of Build Your Game.

PATIENCE“Patience and persistence,tend to win out in the end.”-Paul KaneA young woman with a violin case stopped at a sidewalk café in New York just across the street from the musician’s union. “Excu

Posted by Mike Roque | Viking Cues on 5th Sep 2017

FINDING CENTER BALL  - Viking Cues Tip of the Week with Mike Roque, author of Build Your Game.

FINDING CENTER BALL - Viking Cues Tip of the Week with Mike Roque, author of Build Your Game.

FINDING CENTER BALL“…line up the bottom point of the cue ball and the top point of the cue tip.” -Bob HenningLocating center ball is an absolute must for developing consistent cue ball control. I

Posted by Mike Roque | Viking Cues on 29th Aug 2017