Finally someone that actually knows what they are talking about. Everyone spends 40 years trying to make a bank shot and this professional pool champion shows you how to actually do that in about 10 minutes. You are the best, thank you!
Have you not found the other multiple people who explain the same thing or variations on here to say FINALLY SOMEONE?? he's just giving info he has learned from others and didn't invent it
WOW!!!! I've been playing for 15 plus years and this is the first video I've ever seen that has successfully taught me a system on how to bank that is simple to understand and easy to implement. For that my man I appreciate you. Great Job!!! You gained a subscriber 👍
Interesting that you find this system simple. Imagine trying to do all that with a 30 second shot clock... The simplest system is using the 2 to 1 track lines and then adjusting for how you want to hit the ball. Because everything you do different than soft rolling the object ball, using the 2 to 1 track lines, changes where you want to aim. (IE. hitting harder, using follow or draw, etc). Also the table conditions (and ball conditions) change where you want to aim. The Aramith tournament balls play different than the cheap poly-resin balls. The cheap balls get dirtier faster and have more cling (which affects how they react on the rails). Diamond tables with the extra bouncy rails change the angle the balls come off the rail and make them bank tighter. If you want to bank well, you need to find a good level practice table and practice shooting soft rolling banks using the 2 to 1 track lines. Then practice learning how much you need to adjust for hitting medium, then for hard. Then teach yourself how much to adjust for using soft, medium, and hard with top spin, then do the same with draw. This will give you a feel on how to adjust for different shots, because you don't just need to bank the ball into the pocket; you also need to play shape on your next ball. You should also practice using running and reverse English. Once you have your base lines and how much to adjust. You can then try different tables and teach yourself how to adjust for different rail conditions. No matter what you do, you will want to make sure you use good balls to practice with; because unbalanced balls will roll off, even if the table is perfectly balanced.
Am I the only one that feels the urge to go practice after watching " LiL Chris " ? My buddies never taught me this. Thank you sir for your schooling....
Just be aware that this approach (angle of incidence equals angle of reflection) only works if the object ball has natural roll (no spin--no English nor follow/draw spin) and is also traveling at the equilibrium speed, which is determined by a combination of the felt friction and the rail manufacturer.
I've been doing bank shots relatively successfully for the past few years on a tip I learned. It's so basic that I tell it to people often now. Try this, imagine a full length mirror on the side of the table that you are hitting the bank off to make the ball in the opposite side pocket. Then imagine the mirror image of the desired pocket in that imaginary mirror, (it's like looking at the bar table next to the pool table where my beer sits). Then I just shoot it at the desired speed and viola! I think sometimes people look at me and see that I'm not lining anything up, not measuring and looking way past the actual pool table at some imaginary spot in the air and thinking I'm drunk! It surprisingly works a lot of the time. Give it a try!
Thanks for the vid. I'm playing in Argentina and they got some really funky rules here. Opponent get two shots if you scratch and two shots if you don't hit your ball, and two shots if you sink one of their balls. Also, the 8 ball has to go into the pocket where your last ball drops. You ever hear of such a thing? Pool in Bizarro world.
This is the system an old italian guy named Stan had taught me when i was a teenager shooting pool south of Cleveland and I have never seen it explained so well. Cheers bud 🍻
Iv played pool for nearly 20 years and this is probably the most useful tip for figuring out angles that iv ever had. Going to subscribe now and have a look through your other videos. Cheers 👍
Just because I know a lot of APA players watch your channel, I want to add that leaving your cue on the table untouched is not a foul in the APA. I don't recommend it because you should always maintain control of cue when around the table so that you don't bump balls, but it is not a foul unless it bumps the cue ball in a non ball in hand situation. That said, awesome video, I did not know this bank alignment system. I learned something today! Thanks!
I'm absolutely terrible at bank shots because I've never had a system I could understand. This one makes sense to me, so I'm looking forward to trying it out. Thank you so much.
Ty! I've tried 5 different videos claiming " Easy bank shot explanations" and this is the first that actually makes sense and didnt lose me at "Its really easy." 🙄😆 This is a very easy to grasp system that i will definitely be practicing. 🙏🙏👌👍
You're a very good tutor.. u explain so well and simple . I love the game any pointers for me to help out . I still get problems with the contract point on the object ball .
Find the contact point, how ever you do, (ghost ball or whatever) for ME it helps after I've found ghost ball, I picture the cue ball sliding off the contact point.
Now THIS is my kind of English class! My cue ball control is horrible. Back in high school I cut class all the time and headed to a friends pool hall. I loved to play, but like I said, after the shot the cue ball usually ends up in a not so optimistic position for the next ball. I still have A LOT to learn! Thanks for the video!
As a very low level player with a weird brain, I’ve been fairly good at 2+ rail kicks and banks, but have seriously struggled with single rails. I can honestly say that this video has truly helped me improve that significantly! Even used it PERFECTLY when I recently was challenged to a game of “bank 8” and executed it flawlessly, leaving everyone in shock! Thank you so much!
Low level players struggle more with single rail banks and kicks because their cue ball striking isn't as pure. Usually caused by poor stroke mechanics. Adding a little unintended English will really throw off one rail kicks/banks... whereas multi-rail kicks/banks usually involve using intentional english. A pre-shot routine, proper stance, proper timing, and practice will all lead to a better stroke and more accurate cue ball striking. I like to get my lower skill level players to practice their stroke by laying an empty water/beer bottle down on the table, then I get them to practice stroking into the bottle opening at various bridge lengths.
Kudos for your remarkable commitment in producing this video. Having recently returned to the game after a 20-year hiatus, I must express my gratitude for the invaluable tips and insights you've provided. They will undoubtedly elevate my skills and play a crucial role in my overall advancement within the game.
Chris, Thanks for taking the time to adjust your first banking video into what I find as a much easier method to implement. This to me seems to be much quicker & less complicated.
First system I learned when I was a kid as well. Got it from an old Minnesota fats book. 35 years later I still use it. Easiest by far. Works great with kick shots as well.
I have been shooting stick for 30 yrs. I have never understood the bank shots and or the movement/transfer of movement to the balls like I do atm! Amazing explanation and visual! My first pool instructional video ever. I subscribed & as far as I'm concerned at 49yrs of age.. I just got my first pool instructor! Thank you for the videos & keep them coming,it's my first day!! Hehe
Terrific. Fantastic. I feel like I can take my banks to the next level now. That double rail with side pocket blocked shot is great, i can't wait to bring that out.
God bless u sir .. for years ive been trying to understand the way Reyes calculate all the banks, yet with your simple explanation, its all clear now. You just earn another subs
Very well done video. You explain each step in great detail and then repeat the demonstration several times. You're a great instructor! I'm subscribing!
Best system I have ever learned. Worked. First try. Hasn't failed yet. So much better than any other system. Very accurate and deadly if measured precisely. No more guessing like with the mirror system. I know exactly where I need to hit now
I learned the mirror system from a pro and it was hard. You have to compensate the thickness of the rails when visualizing. The system shown here is leagues better and is more consistent.
There’s a lot that’s great about this video starting with the instruction and set up, the camera angles, the knowledge. Fantastic! I grew up playing pool in my grandfathers basement then the bowling alley and pool halls down the street from me. I was addicted and played so much it made my father a mad, but it paid off.
I’m a novice recreational player and I had no idea how to bank or use the diamonds. I just figured “angle in = angle out.” Thank you for making this tutorial.
Nice system, I use a three line system with fairly good success. The way I was taught (using aiming for a guide) Line up the object ball to the pocket you wish, See your line (i can see it once i establish it), once you can see it, you can't unsee it Then line up your cue ball to the opposite pocket, you'll create a second line in your mind. Both lines should be crossed if you aimed up the right pockets. Ok the third line will point from the intersect point to the rail you need to hit to make this shot. From there it's up to you, medium as said in the vid works for this method, but might have to adjust for obstructions as outlined in the vid. I have gotten to a point where I don't need to actually aim it up anymore, I can see the lines just by standing behind the ball I'm aiming. This is a cool system and a great vid, I'll be trying it out against my system. Who knows, might be better
You’re a king man I was having some trouble with the four diamonds system, and I just couldn’t quite get it down this one feels like the one for me awesome vid.
Been a fan for a while on my other acct and learned a lot from your thorough vids. Appreciate! Totally purchasing your mic tnx to your awesome link organization
Thank you very much buddy. I think you're the best teacher about balls banking system. I'll try your system to improve my games and guaranteed it must work.
Nice video very complete! I will practice some banks with that system. Also would be nice to have the extended version for positional play with sidespin
Great vid - great tutorial. Chris - you're a solid teacher. The presentation is a really good example of how to present a training course.Thanks for sharing - and improving my game :)
I've always measured my distance from object ball to chosen pocket an cut in half on opposite rail. 2 diamonds on closest rail, one diamond on opposing rail . But I can see this being handy too!! Thanks buddy, keep doing what you 👍
Chris @17:00, you demonstrate to make an adjustment to this system for an arbitrary kick. The system itself uses a projection of the center of a trapezoid to determine the aim point. So, one alternative to try is using the ghost ball of 8 ball as the target instead of the pocket. That would avoid the extra work of the parallel shift. I believe this should work for any one rail kick.
@@LilChrisPoolPlayer Well, this may get a little too much into geometry here, so bear with me. Your case just devolves the trapezoid to be a square-ish shape, right? The system would have a projection such that the aim point would be close to a straightforward 2:1 kick. If the cue ball is closer to the rail, the center of the trapezoid moves closer to the cue ball, and the aim point moves more toward the cue ball on the rail. If the object ball is closer to the rail, the center of the trapezoid moves closer to the object ball, and the aim point moves more toward the object ball. Aside from the normal environmental factors with billiards, it should be pretty close. I wish I can somehow show it, but maybe you can try it out yourself. In any case, I really like your videos. I tell people on my APA team a list of RUclipsrs to watch and you are definitely one of them. Keep up the good work.
awesome video. i have always struggled with banking this was easy to follow and im looking forward in using this and teaching to my son who has recently picked up pool. now forthe hardest part convincing my wife i need a pool table at home .ive been trying to get one but she wont budge on one
Finally someone that actually knows what they are talking about. Everyone spends 40 years trying to make a bank shot and this professional pool champion shows you how to actually do that in about 10 minutes. You are the best, thank you!
Have you not found the other multiple people who explain the same thing or variations on here to say FINALLY SOMEONE?? he's just giving info he has learned from others and didn't invent it
its a simple triangular system, and its some of the worst systems to use.
WOW!!!! I've been playing for 15 plus years and this is the first video I've ever seen that has successfully taught me a system on how to bank that is simple to understand and easy to implement. For that my man I appreciate you. Great Job!!! You gained a subscriber 👍
Interesting that you find this system simple. Imagine trying to do all that with a 30 second shot clock... The simplest system is using the 2 to 1 track lines and then adjusting for how you want to hit the ball. Because everything you do different than soft rolling the object ball, using the 2 to 1 track lines, changes where you want to aim. (IE. hitting harder, using follow or draw, etc). Also the table conditions (and ball conditions) change where you want to aim. The Aramith tournament balls play different than the cheap poly-resin balls. The cheap balls get dirtier faster and have more cling (which affects how they react on the rails). Diamond tables with the extra bouncy rails change the angle the balls come off the rail and make them bank tighter. If you want to bank well, you need to find a good level practice table and practice shooting soft rolling banks using the 2 to 1 track lines. Then practice learning how much you need to adjust for hitting medium, then for hard. Then teach yourself how much to adjust for using soft, medium, and hard with top spin, then do the same with draw. This will give you a feel on how to adjust for different shots, because you don't just need to bank the ball into the pocket; you also need to play shape on your next ball. You should also practice using running and reverse English. Once you have your base lines and how much to adjust. You can then try different tables and teach yourself how to adjust for different rail conditions. No matter what you do, you will want to make sure you use good balls to practice with; because unbalanced balls will roll off, even if the table is perfectly balanced.
Exactly...
Simple
@@dryclimateutaheveryone likes different systems. With so many different 🧠 brains not everyone will see the same.
@@new2POOL208 simple is easier for everyone.
the triangular system as shown here is way to many lines.
Am I the only one that feels the urge to go practice after watching
" LiL Chris " ?
My buddies never taught me this. Thank you sir for your schooling....
Just be aware that this approach (angle of incidence equals angle of reflection) only works if the object ball has natural roll (no spin--no English nor follow/draw spin) and is also traveling at the equilibrium speed, which is determined by a combination of the felt friction and the rail manufacturer.
I feel the same. Wish I had pool table at home so I could practice any time
I've been doing bank shots relatively successfully for the past few years on a tip I learned. It's so basic that I tell it to people often now.
Try this, imagine a full length mirror on the side of the table that you are hitting the bank off to make the ball in the opposite side pocket.
Then imagine the mirror image of the desired pocket in that imaginary mirror, (it's like looking at the bar table next to the pool table where my beer sits). Then I just shoot it at the desired speed and viola!
I think sometimes people look at me and see that I'm not lining anything up, not measuring and looking way past the actual pool table at some imaginary spot in the air and thinking I'm drunk!
It surprisingly works a lot of the time. Give it a try!
Thanks for the vid. I'm playing in Argentina and they got some really funky rules here. Opponent get two shots if you scratch and two shots if you don't hit your ball, and two shots if you sink one of their balls. Also, the 8 ball has to go into the pocket where your last ball drops. You ever hear of such a thing? Pool in Bizarro world.
As a newbie I'd see players hit the ball hard or soft, but never knew the reasons why. A thousand thanks😁 Wish I could give a thousand thumbs up!
Thanks, Chris! I have been trying to visualize the angle in my head for a while, not knowing that I am attempting this system.
This is the system an old italian guy named Stan had taught me when i was a teenager shooting pool south of Cleveland and I have never seen it explained so well. Cheers bud 🍻
standard in 3 cushion, or italian 5 pin, or danish skomager. and not even a good system.
This video contains a wealth of valuable information, I love it. Great job Big Chris!!!
C you
Been playing for many years, but have always struggled with banks. This was a great explanation that I’ve never heard before. Thanks. ✌️
Iv played pool for nearly 20 years and this is probably the most useful tip for figuring out angles that iv ever had. Going to subscribe now and have a look through your other videos. Cheers 👍
Just because I know a lot of APA players watch your channel, I want to add that leaving your cue on the table untouched is not a foul in the APA. I don't recommend it because you should always maintain control of cue when around the table so that you don't bump balls, but it is not a foul unless it bumps the cue ball in a non ball in hand situation.
That said, awesome video, I did not know this bank alignment system. I learned something today! Thanks!
I like this system,cause it tells you exactly the point you gonna hit,rather than parallel shift❤🎉
I'm absolutely terrible at bank shots because I've never had a system I could understand. This one makes sense to me, so I'm looking forward to trying it out. Thank you so much.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I have struggled so much with understanding bank shots. This is such an easy system.
Ty! I've tried 5 different videos claiming " Easy bank shot explanations" and this is the first that actually makes sense and didnt lose me at "Its really easy." 🙄😆 This is a very easy to grasp system that i will definitely be practicing. 🙏🙏👌👍
You're a very good tutor.. u explain so well and simple . I love the game any pointers for me to help out . I still get problems with the contract point on the object ball .
Find the contact point, how ever you do, (ghost ball or whatever) for ME it helps after I've found ghost ball, I picture the cue ball sliding off the contact point.
Saving this vid. My banks/kicks need some work and I think this will help tremendously.
Thank you for this, and the previous video on banking! This is the first time that I’ve been able to EASILY understand this system.
Now THIS is my kind of English class! My cue ball control is horrible. Back in high school I cut class all the time and headed to a friends pool hall. I loved to play, but like I said, after the shot the cue ball usually ends up in a not so optimistic position for the next ball. I still have A LOT to learn! Thanks for the video!
As a very low level player with a weird brain, I’ve been fairly good at 2+ rail kicks and banks, but have seriously struggled with single rails. I can honestly say that this video has truly helped me improve that significantly! Even used it PERFECTLY when I recently was challenged to a game of “bank 8” and executed it flawlessly, leaving everyone in shock! Thank you so much!
I will make a 3 rail and even a 5 rail 7 times out of 10 and miss a long way 1 rail bank every time
Low level players struggle more with single rail banks and kicks because their cue ball striking isn't as pure. Usually caused by poor stroke mechanics. Adding a little unintended English will really throw off one rail kicks/banks... whereas multi-rail kicks/banks usually involve using intentional english. A pre-shot routine, proper stance, proper timing, and practice will all lead to a better stroke and more accurate cue ball striking. I like to get my lower skill level players to practice their stroke by laying an empty water/beer bottle down on the table, then I get them to practice stroking into the bottle opening at various bridge lengths.
Wow. Thanks Chris...these will be my workouts for tonight.
Kudos for your remarkable commitment in producing this video. Having recently returned to the game after a 20-year hiatus, I must express my gratitude for the invaluable tips and insights you've provided. They will undoubtedly elevate my skills and play a crucial role in my overall advancement within the game.
Chris,
Thanks for taking the time to adjust your first banking video into what I find as a much easier method to implement. This to me seems to be much quicker & less complicated.
I watched a few videos on bank shots but explained everything so much better. Thank you.
Thanks chris for sharing your knowledge and I love the fact that you don't put music over your videos and you explain things very plainly.
LILCHRIS YOU THE MAN !! my dad will be super proud of me when I show him my new learned skills (after some practice of course). Thank you !
Wow man. Never seen this. You have opened my eyes with this. Can’t wait to use this.
First system I learned when I was a kid as well. Got it from an old Minnesota fats book. 35 years later I still use it. Easiest by far. Works great with kick shots as well.
I have been shooting stick for 30 yrs. I have never understood the bank shots and or the movement/transfer of movement to the balls like I do atm! Amazing explanation and visual! My first pool instructional video ever. I subscribed & as far as I'm concerned at 49yrs of age.. I just got my first pool instructor! Thank you for the videos & keep them coming,it's my first day!! Hehe
One of the best videos on banking and kicking on the planet. Well done
Terrific. Fantastic. I feel like I can take my banks to the next level now. That double rail with side pocket blocked shot is great, i can't wait to bring that out.
Dude this was a great great video and you explain everything thoroughly and clearly. Thank you
Great video and shooting Chris. I always learn something that I use in my growth as pool player.
Bro this is the only video on banks I understood
Liked and subscribed💪🏾
Great help on understanding bank shots
God bless u sir .. for years ive been trying to understand the way Reyes calculate all the banks, yet with your simple explanation, its all clear now. You just earn another subs
Very well done video. You explain each step in great detail and then repeat the demonstration several times. You're a great instructor! I'm subscribing!
Great banking system with the X's. 15:42 is a classic trick shot too!
Best system I have ever learned. Worked. First try. Hasn't failed yet. So much better than any other system. Very accurate and deadly if measured precisely. No more guessing like with the mirror system. I know exactly where I need to hit now
I learned the mirror system from a pro and it was hard. You have to compensate the thickness of the rails when visualizing. The system shown here is leagues better and is more consistent.
Man I've been eyeballing 2 rails for so long I know how to perform them well, but I am soooo glad someone explained a straightforward kick system. I
Very well explained indeed and simple to learn. No complications at all. You just got yourself a new subscriber 😀👍
Make that TWO!
Always top shelf instruction Chris. Great to see you redo a great "basics" video and enhance upon it. Thanks!!
There’s a lot that’s great about this video starting with the instruction and set up, the camera angles, the knowledge. Fantastic! I grew up playing pool in my grandfathers basement then the bowling alley and pool halls down the street from me. I was addicted and played so much it made my father a mad, but it paid off.
Most accurate tutor I've seen so far .. keep up the great works . Please make a video about cut shots that my specialty 😎
I’m a novice recreational player and I had no idea how to bank or use the diamonds. I just figured “angle in = angle out.”
Thank you for making this tutorial.
Love all your videos greatly appreciate the time out of your day to show us amateurs players how to get better
Thanks little Chris ...you kept it simple ... you're very clear
Great video. I wish I had a pool coach in high school. I don’t even know where to look
You are the best player and teacher Chris. Learning a lot with you .
bro call yourself Big Chris because your content is helping me out so much
Omg.. he makes this look soooo easy. I practiced this all day… it was fun!!!🎉🎉🎉
I am a beginner and this was very helpful. Thank you.
Nice system, I use a three line system with fairly good success. The way I was taught (using aiming for a guide)
Line up the object ball to the pocket you wish, See your line (i can see it once i establish it), once you can see it, you can't unsee it
Then line up your cue ball to the opposite pocket, you'll create a second line in your mind. Both lines should be crossed if you aimed up the right pockets.
Ok the third line will point from the intersect point to the rail you need to hit to make this shot.
From there it's up to you, medium as said in the vid works for this method, but might have to adjust for obstructions as outlined in the vid.
I have gotten to a point where I don't need to actually aim it up anymore, I can see the lines just by standing behind the ball I'm aiming.
This is a cool system and a great vid, I'll be trying it out against my system. Who knows, might be better
Followed the simple instructions and improved my game. Liked and subscribed. Thank you Chris.
Dude, I am so gonna try this out tonight.
I have never heard these theories so well described! Thank you
Best demonstration ever. Perfectly clear. Thanks LC ❤
Excellent banking tutorial every player needs, thank you
lol, this was the first one rail bank system I learned too. Still use it with your system from your earlier video Thank you!!
You’re a king man I was having some trouble with the four diamonds system, and I just couldn’t quite get it down this one feels like the one for me awesome vid.
Been a fan for a while on my other acct and learned a lot from your thorough vids. Appreciate! Totally purchasing your mic tnx to your awesome link organization
That was awesome! Ok. Call Reyes and Strickland… I’m ready!😂
Thank you very much buddy. I think you're the best teacher about balls banking system. I'll try your system to improve my games and guaranteed it must work.
Thank you for showing me these easy steps.. Great video keep up the video
Exactly how I tought my students one rail banks! Read this one in a book called Minnisota Fats on Pool. 1965.
Awesome dude, thanks. I really love to bank, but I've been away from playing for very long. Love your videos 😅
Really nice job on this one Chris.
Nice video Chris. I do use the number system but , it's nice to have another reference for banking kicking...
Great video and very well explained......I will be doing this as part of my drills.....
Never seen this before....amazing system
This is the best way I've seen this described. I get it now. Seriously good job.
Nice video very complete! I will practice some banks with that system. Also would be nice to have the extended version for positional play with sidespin
Good lesson! Really liked the presentation!
Subscribed! It even worked on my mobile pool game lol. I can remember this system, unlike the diamond system.
Insane, shared it with my buddy who i play pool with a lot
Great vid - great tutorial. Chris - you're a solid teacher. The presentation is a really good example of how to present a training course.Thanks for sharing - and improving my game :)
Awesome! I can't believe this is the first time I've ever seen/heard of a banking system (other than the fed, ha). Thank you!
Last time I shot pool was fifty years ago thanks to this gentleman right here like a match start back
I see you have 80k. Hooray!!!!! Great going!!
I love this one. It is my go-to. I have been using it for years. Nice video Chris !
Thanks Chris, this is a fantastic video. Really well done.
Didnt know dropping your cue before you shoot is a foul, something you have to look up usually, thanks for letting us know!
It's a rule state in the WPA Rules, but I've only seen it enforced like 2-3 times in my lifetime.
Excellent stuff here, thanks for your time and effort explaining this!
You earned a sub with this video. Thank you for making these.
Great video buddy. Thank from Bintan Island cheers!
Great job man, I've learned a lot from watching you thanks alot....
I've always measured my distance from object ball to chosen pocket an cut in half on opposite rail. 2 diamonds on closest rail, one diamond on opposing rail . But I can see this being handy too!! Thanks buddy, keep doing what you 👍
This is the best bank video on the web.
Amazingly simple. Awesome lesson
Chris @17:00, you demonstrate to make an adjustment to this system for an arbitrary kick. The system itself uses a projection of the center of a trapezoid to determine the aim point. So, one alternative to try is using the ghost ball of 8 ball as the target instead of the pocket. That would avoid the extra work of the parallel shift. I believe this should work for any one rail kick.
I believe that only works if the ghost ball is straight across from the cue ball, because then it's just a straight kick.
@@LilChrisPoolPlayer Well, this may get a little too much into geometry here, so bear with me. Your case just devolves the trapezoid to be a square-ish shape, right? The system would have a projection such that the aim point would be close to a straightforward 2:1 kick. If the cue ball is closer to the rail, the center of the trapezoid moves closer to the cue ball, and the aim point moves more toward the cue ball on the rail. If the object ball is closer to the rail, the center of the trapezoid moves closer to the object ball, and the aim point moves more toward the object ball. Aside from the normal environmental factors with billiards, it should be pretty close. I wish I can somehow show it, but maybe you can try it out yourself.
In any case, I really like your videos. I tell people on my APA team a list of RUclipsrs to watch and you are definitely one of them. Keep up the good work.
awesome video. i have always struggled with banking this was easy to follow and im looking forward in using this and teaching to my son who has recently picked up pool. now forthe hardest part convincing my wife i need a pool table at home .ive been trying to get one but she wont budge on one
Maybe try a different wife. Life is short.
Just buy one and have it delivered when the wife is out shopping. 😉
He's a pool scientist... My new favorite video!!
A simple effective system to learn. Thank you Chris for sharing.
Not sure about simple. I respect the opinion though
So incredible man....love it
This video is helpful to me because I can take it to the place I practice
it's like having an online trainer with me
Thanks, this was an excellent lesson. An explanation with demonstration makes it easy to learn. Thanks again, Oscar Canada
brilliantly explained
Great Lesson! Very informative and easy to understand!
Great Video, would be helpful if you could center the camera so the table is even! Just an idea! Thanks for the awesome tutorial!