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Or maybe just take the skill shot instead as it was lined up perfectly. This way, you dont give the oppoonent any shot

Pretty sure it doesnt have to be in the same pocket

Except in Blackball. That would be classified as a "deliberate foul" and would result in a "loss of game".

Sidespin is for reaction off the cushions. Not the bottom cloth.

using side with top or bottom gives very accurate control.

He's talking about the object ball shot line and not the line on the table

Yes, I agree with this. See it all the time, needless side.

Pretty sure if I did this with any of my mates they'd say it was a foul

2 questions 1 do you use stun to allow the black to follow in 2 is this allowed in international pool rules

Or simply, think of where the next ball gonna be, and think where cue ball wanna place next

Very interesting, not sure if it's something I've really thought about, perhaps subconsciously, but will try think about it next time I play for sure. I'd definitely just somehow end up behind that red near your watch though instead! :D

"In line with your next shot" is how I've heard it described. You can't always do that, but it works a lot better if you can visualize the shot line you need to get to the next ball, and gives you a much larger margin for error.

This channel is quickly becoming one of the best cue sport ones out there! Wishing you great success ahead :)

Thank you for telling me this, now I can focus on potting the ball first then moving to side spin once I'm consistent in it.

Man, that tight positional play is something I need to get down. Thanks for bringing that up, I'll have to incorporate that into my game more often. I always find I'm trying to stretch for position with sidespin and I'll run just a little bit past or a little short, but if I don't use side, does it really make that much of a difference? Thank you for that thoughtful insight, Simon. Love your UP commentary. Keep up the good work.

Thankyou this was really helpful! Love what you are doing, you have a very calming way of teaching!

Fun!

This is really cool and inspiring but I think I need a tutorial for the tutorial😅(its my skill issue😂😂😂)

I would have 100% refilmed that to develop the black and not leave yourself snookered 😂 Great vids though 👍

Any app on android or only apple ?

What if i call a pot on the 8, go cushion first with the cue, and end up missing the pot, hanging the ball over the pocket, and not hitting the cushion

I have always felt more comfortable raising my head in a break but keeping it down thinking I was wrong. Good to hear some reason behind changing positions for a break thanks!

I just started playing pool. Thanks. Went on a date and we drank a few beers and played some pool. It was super fun. But I realized I actually like this a lot. We have a pool table at work and I’ve been playing everyday.

The trick is - how do you hit that point with the cue ball? do you just aim through the centre of the cueball at that point?

Great tutorial. Look forward to more 🎉

Any update on it coming to android? Or is there anything similar to this?

Could have given an example of a shot that isn’t a complete dolly 😂

The lost brother of Rahul Gandhi🧐

I hear about 3-4 balls drop and yet, "Not my best."

Where do you hit the cue ball on that break?

Can hear you perfectly now, thank you ❤

This isn't talked about enough. It's probably one of the most, if not the most, important aspects of the game.

It’s all about the power of the stroke

It's not necessary when there's a decent gap between object balls. The first ball picks up forward roll before hitting the second one, at which point it stops but the roll serves as topspin. When the two OBs are too close together, plenty of backspin causes enough spin transfer to help the first ball follow the second in.

Pace and distance matter more. The bigger the distance between the balls and the slower you play it the more the back ball of the plant grips the cloth and gains its own topspin. Backspin on the cue ball will maybe give a ball or twos roll maximum but if you hit the object ball too hard it will stun across the table. Hope this helps 👌

The cloth has more bearing But on a shitty table it’s a whole lot easier with backspin On the one you playing on you can play what you like

I can do it from a side angle shot.

Balls dont transfer spin. Look on slowmo camera

Great video mate, very helpful. Just an idea… could you have a visual cue ball on the top of the screen identifying where you’re striking the cue?

something that I recently learnt myself was that where your front hand is makes a big difference. since I don't break from the rail just moving it back 5 inches roughly allowed me to build up speed on my stroke massively

I am having trouble understanding the rule of getting out of a snooker .does the ball i am trying to hit have to hit a cushion what if some of my other colours hit a cushion instead after the one i was trying to hit collides with others

From this camera angle it has to be reds

Are all fouls/scratches +5sec? Scratch in the kitchen or ball in hand?

Being an excellent potter makes most breaks easy enough, position can go awry and the break still continues. Most of us are not excellent potters sadly.

I have a Valley 7' bar box with custom Penguine Rails installed. It plays very similar to your table. I don't have the room for a 9 footer at the house so I tightened the table up to increase my accuracy overall.

In the last few years, It's well known that hitting them hard isn't as important, as hitting them accurately. That allows you to make balls & obtain Cue Ball Position, for the runout... Look at Van Boeing, Fedor Gorst & Josh Filler

I was looking for a breaking tip 😂 I got so many actually. #1 Square leg position for regular shots #2 break from the rail #3 break side stance Next time I'll practice break shots, thank you, much love from Italy ❤

Good video 😊

be nice to do a full rules on it by a referee

Where about on the cue call do you connect with?