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Loved this conversation. Glad the two time got a mention. Mckenna is the two time. :) 🐉

Great interview 👍

This is awesome Mick. Two totally grounded legends. Having been lucky enough to spend a small amount of time with Darren I can honestly say it always amazes me the passion, Knowledge and experience the guy is prepared to pass out.

Great chat. Love it.Hope you're very well

when you were talking about pressure you reminded me of a arguement i had with someone on facebook saying much more pressure now in darts because of more money.but i think in bristow and lowe era they had to win to make a living and pay the mortgage.now 16 are millionairs i think?

Brilliant advice and well explained Mick. Thanks for the excellent tips, and great channel.

Anyone able to demonstrate what they're explaining has my undivided attention. Cheers Mick.

I heard billiard sports are the biggest participation sports in the world.

Great series lads and productive debate between the levels of player

These interviews are awesome mick. Keep them coming 😊

It's always a pleasure to listen and get some insight from 2 of the greatest players of the game 🫡💯. Also Mr Mick if you don't mind , may you please tell me if you think the bottle drill works in helping with the stroke when done consistently?

How about Mark Selby?

Mickey Lambert is probably a bit before but never gets mentioned as he should.

very good insight to your thinking about the game really enjoyed this video

Gotta be said Boy's, I really enjoyed that... Even though you ade me miss the last winner at Ascot.. Well done 🙂

Enjoyable listening to you and Darren

Superb lads. The hour flew past. Great chat.

that was a difficult rack but you made it look simple❤

Am I right in thinking that the looser grip leads to a smoother and more constant speed of cue delivery, which in turn means the tip has slightly longer time in contact with the ball …? I guess if you have a tight grip you get more of a 'muscle action' which is more snatchy and tense than the kind of 'pendulum action' it feels like if you loosen the grip.

When I try this the ball always misses to the right

I think the hardest thing is knowing the angle the cue ball is going to be coming off of the object ball. The "natural" angle is fine...but knowing what that is, is the trick I think.

I’ve only got 6 cues in my house.

Rail first with a bit of spin in the same direction usually works for me. At that point speed is less of a factor.

first five minutes I was scratching my head wondering why you wouldn't do exactly what you said to do at the end.... hooray, i'm learning :P

The short videos are great mick. Can you do some more

Fantastic, thank you. Hope you'll get to catch up with Darren again in near future. He did well in the US with the 5th place finish at the Super Billiards Expo and winning the Ultimate Pool USA Shootout.

Hi Mick was enjoyable listening to you talk with Darren. Any chance of you having a chat with Gareth Potts or Chris Melling.

Q how important is footwork when lining up shots..thanks

4:18 - the best advice I have ever heard on this channel. Without a doubt. Bravo.

This is amazing, grip strength, so subtle, so good

Amazing, thanks Mick!

Amazing mick. Any chance of showing how to play side or around the clock. Are you cueing from middle to side or aiming straight at the side. Love the videos

Thanks Mick. At about 43:00 Darren talks about the difference of a UK pool/snooker stroke to a US pool stroke. I would have though the fundamentals were the same, but I don't play any of the US style games. Can you elaborate on the differences?

Mick, or micks media person Time stamps... Time stamps please

Fantastic video with great demonstration- thank you

Love it mick and was even better watching you explain it in person. I know have an easier understanding of the parallel shift and will be implementing it into my game when needed

Technically an in-off is a cannon, its just a cannon into the pocket using the object ball instead of the white.

My last ball the eight ball

Question about the last example and playing to finish on the natural angle to shift the 8 ball with cushion first contact. If you finish say two inches past natural angle position you're now unable to play cushion first. Whereas if you were aiming to finish two inches short of natural position and overran by up to two inches the cushion first contact is still on albeit with some instruction. So it seems like there is a tradeoff in deciding what cueball position to aim for on the shot. Aiming to finish natural is great if you get it but at the risk of over running and losing the cushion first option. Aiming to finish short of the natural means you may have to instruct the cue ball but a small overrun still leaves you with the cushion first option. Would you back yourself to finish on the natural or give yourself more wriggle room and aim to finish a bit short of the natural? A video dealing with these sort of tradeoff issues would be interesting :)

Another little gem from the machine, thanks champ we appreciate it

Love the lesson videos but this little series is something I hope you can do more of as I have really enjoyed this 2 part podcast type interview between you both hearing the stories from your time in the game. ❤ Fantastic stuff

Mick my man - you're the truth brother! You've helped so much, don't you dare stop these videos kind sir!

Wow, I did not think that second shot would drop, I suppose my pockets are too tight for some of these haha. Amazing though, I didn't see half of these, will try and spot them in the future! Cheers!

🤯🤯🤯 insane

This only works when the cueball and the object ball are in line vertically though right? E.g. in the last example if the cue ball was closer to the top right pocket, the halfway point wouldn't make sense right? EDIT: I just realised the half way point between the balls would be different but should still work I think, half way between the balls if you drew a line between them 🤔. Either way, thanks!

Cinching balls is great and all ... if you don't have to play position. Good advice for the actual 8B (or money ball, etc) ... but the bottom line, you just have to do whatever the shot requires. But, "rail shots" aren't different shots. You just have to hit the 'contact point' furthest from the center of the pocket. Like every other shot.

Curious about money matches who funds and how much players get

cracking video Mick, thank you. just a quick one, when you line up the one cushion escape through the 8 ball, what point of the cushion nearest you do you use to go through the black, or is it the middle pocket you use?

Do a 8mil video to celabrate😊😊😊😊

Amazing