Tips on how to use the Stroketrainer

To use the Stroketrainer, keep your hand against the guide plate. Stroke in a nice slow motion without stopping like I am doing in the above video.

Place two rubber bands as shown

Place two rubber bands on the guide post and set to the height of the cue ball. You can move to different settings for top or bottom English. (Comes with both sets of post for right and left hand.)

For best results

To practice with the StrokeTrainer, put a piece of paper between your stroke hand and the guide plate. Make sure that your wrist is straight!

Do not let the paper fall,

this will insure that your hand is where it needs to be all the time.

Do three sets of (50) strokes a day, right and left handed. “making sure that you keep your hand against the guide plate”

Try to do this in a slow stroke without stopping like i am doing in the banner above, to help train the muscle memory in your stroke arm.

Stroke about two inches through the guides without touching.

You must keep your stroke hand against the back guide while you are stroking for this to help.

This will also train you to hold your wrist straight, and will help stop you from twisting it when you shoot.

Without touching the guide post or the rubber bands, you will have a steadier bridge hand while training your mind and eye to focus on what you are aiming at.

Practice Shooting Balls

You can use the Stroketrainer to practice shooting balls, but one thing I can say: You have to be lined up perfect to do this or you will miss!

Learn to shoot with both hands!

Any questions call Doug 434-401-3212 or email