Pleasures of Small Motions: Mastering The Mental Game Of Pocket Billiards

A good source of information on the mental side of the game.

If you're looking to improve your pool and maybe get some psychological advantage in competition from this book prepare for dissapointment. In my opinion it's mostly babble, a psychotherapist who plays pool decides to write a book and makes notes on some of the most obvious points about how to improve your game. It did confirm to me however that the people who benefit most from psychology are 1) the advisor and 2) folk with a mental problem.It wont harm to read this book, and even if you get only a couple of pointers that are relevant to you it may be worth the cover price and effort to read, just don't expect too much !

A very interesting book on how to try and combat the games your mind plays on you when you're playing pool. What you learn in this book is definitely transferable to other skills too.I did find it quite hard to stay focused on reading it, but its probably better to take it in in small steps anyway!

Great book, going into all aspects of the mental side of the game. Well-written, easy to read. My game improved dramatically. A must for any serious player.

Great book. The best you can find about psychology in pool. Must have and must read to all advanced pool players.It really helped improving my game.

not a pool instruction book it is after the basics have been taught this book comes in . i not played much for years a good standard now trying to play again and so many times i could relate to this book about mental thought processes . it will make you think why and what am i trying to do