UNBELIEVABLE BACK SPIN WOW!

Latest in my series of 7 show off shots, how to get a huge amount of back spin on your shots.
Ever wanted to screw the cue ball over 12 feet like the pros? Well here I explain how to do it.
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[@jamesmcdevitt5327]

Loving your videos from England 👍

[@PoolTips101]

@@jamesmcdevitt5327 Many thanks James

[@MrPistolpete1234]

Great channel. Like the way you keep it simple and to the point. Keep them coming, and thanks for the tips

[@PoolTips101]

Thanks my dude. Glad you like them 😊

[@fivebilliondead]

Sweet!

[@PoolTips101]

@@fivebilliondead Many thanks bro

[@ucpham7820]

Nice

[@PoolTips101]

@@ucpham7820 Many thanks my friend

[@MartyBhoy97]

Can we have a video about your cue! Looks like a lovely piece of kit!

[@PoolTips101]

@MartyBhoy97 Thanks Marty. Yeah I could cover that off. I do love the cue 👍

[@mahesha4031]

Does weight of the Cue matter ??

[@PoolTips101]

Not much really. It depends what weight feels good to you. It's mainly about timing. You want to hit the cue ball at the maximum point of acceleration. The weight of cue might impact your stroke slightly 👍

[@gregoryuk]

What is the tip size of the cue here? The tip on American pool cues look larger from this clip.

[@PoolTips101]

@gregoryuk Yeah our cues are a lot thinner. They tend to be between 8 and 9mm. I got mine trimmed to 7.5mm. Our cue ball is 1 and ⅞ inches whereas in American I think it's 2 and ¼. So the thinner cue works better in UK 👍

[@Mojotasticification]

​@PoolTips101 not to mention our cues tend to be made from ash rather than maple though maple ones do exist.