@@Prizm17 Nope… what I as told long ago, (and I play maybe once or twice a year) is to always hit the center of the ball… in the last couple months is when I’ve tried the variations and I realized, I just started playing pool… I don’t know what that was that I was doing before 😂😂😂😂
@@Mayelito7Im also a casual player who only plays a few times a year. I remember when I realised you don't have to hit the white dead centre, when you're just a very casual player it's quite a revelation but still takes quite a bit of practice to get the spin just right
I remember figuring this out on my own really quick when playing against my dad when I was 7. Didnt know why it worked but I knew when i hit the ball close to the wall i needed to hit a closer to the wall than normal or it bounced away. Haven't played in 12 years but this brought up that memory of learning to win against him.
sebenernya kek gini emang ada ngaruh atau engga nya juga, mau kalian pake efek mana pun tetep bisa kalo emang kalian udah bisa atau sudah banyak berlatih dan menguasai teknik efek manapun, intinya banyak banyak berlatih dan divideo ini cuma membagikan cara simpel atau bisa disebut juga untuk para pemula agar mudah dengan posisi seperti ini, jadi kalau ingin bermain lebih jago kalian bisa berlatih dengan efek manapun dan juga waktunya ga sebentar buat menguasai efek efek dalam bermain billiard
English on you the Q ball changes every aspect of your game. Definitely something worth taking the time and patience to learn even if you play once in a while.
People underestimate this game so much. I started for the first time in my life in January of this year and am on my way to Vegas in February if you find the right people they can help you better yourself!
I agree those snooker players are amazing and their mechanics probably are definitely better overall and I wish my stroke was as good as theirs but that's what most grew up playing. If that's what I grew up playing I would probably have developed the skills to play that as I'm very hand eye coordinated. I also can draw the ball from the length of the table away all the way back it definitely takes a smooth powerful stroke. Chris melling has effortless power he has aling bridge for me I can't use that long of a bridge. It's easier to build up speed through the cue with a longer bridge and easier to see to aim as well it's like a gun a long barrel is easier to aim that a short barrel. I have only ever even shot on a snooker table one time and it was only like 20 shots when I was in Vegas. But pool here is definitely tough I actually think straight pool is the best game and I would love to have 3 cushion billiards tables around here
Top left is still alittle iffy for that shot. Unless you have a follow up that’s near that pocket. Table speed differences could change that into a scratch table condition greatly changes the game play. Great videos! I love them!
-finally an intelligent video, perfect for learning billiards..I just subscribed and liked..and I hope to see more of this kind..with this video we understand what is happening if we watch it type here or there...it's just great...keep going... -enfin une vidéo intelligente , parfait pour apprendre le billard..je viens de m'abonner et like..et j'espere en voir d'autres de ce genres ..la, avec cette vidéo on comprends ce qi ce passe si on la tape ici ou la..c'est juste top ...continue...
you can actually hit it normally, of course unlike in this video you need to be death center, the pov was not hitting it death center, thats why instead of going along with the wall, it seperated before it hit the other ball.Thing is that likely the white ball will continue rolling and also fall into the hole. So maybe hitting it a little lower from the center but still aligned in the middle, will allow you to make a great shot.
Today, I saw a man make a really nice ring out of a spoon and I was impressed. Now I’ve just found the tutorial I wish I’d had back in my pool playing youth. Great video. Thanks for the tips
Follow through is not straight - it's almost always goes to the left causing the cue ball skid to the right bumping object ball into the cusion. Left spin with low speed just making compensation curve. But if you hit the ball hard with the left spin deflection would be even bigger and you won't pot the ball.
I love watching when he finally makes the shot and then the cue rolls off in the direction he kept missing. Proving the table just uneven and the left English was essentially just masseying(idk how to spell it) back into the proper contact point.
I can 100% pot that ball without any spin. Top tip for people who are new to using spin- not every shot needs it. Some like this I believe can be potted without however it would be better to apply some. If you have natural angle to get position on your next shot without using spin then you don't need to. I see to many people apply spin when it's not needed and ruin their position. Different levels of power have different impact on spin so it would be worth practising so you know what power is best to use as you play
The first and third shots when he made the ball, were the only ones that he shot the cue ball straight down the rail. Regardless of what spin he used, the others still wouldn't have made the shot.
Всё просто, в трёх последних случаях он бьёт точно в центр зелёного шара, а в предыдущих случаях он бьёт правее центра, присмотритесь и всё поймёте. Так что не важно в какую сторону вы закручиваете биток, главное попасть в центр шара, по которому вы бьёте 😉
Straight ball no matter tops or middle or bottoms, this shot can be made inside juice is the easiest in a sense outside juice can also be done as I have on snooker table but you have to hit that ball so good for it to go in and the cue ball will take off with juice of that rail then hit the other 2 and end up back to almost the same spot you shot it from the bulk line where the colors go I have a video of that a shot I did nice video
Used to be really good at this shot. Didn't play for a couple of years and when I started playing again I was really bad at it. To be honest, I didn’t know what I was doing before VS now. Just got this shot back. 🎉
If you wonder why a frozen ball hit parallel to the cushion will virtually always bounce inwards, its largely because the ball is much smoother than the cushion, and deforms much less. The fact the cushion isnt as microscopically smooth as the ball means any small bump will cast the ball centrewards. The spin helps mitigate it by introducing a torque moment perpendicular to the contact face of the cushion, helping to propel the ball along the cushion face. A molecular-scale smooth, flat cushion wouldn't bounce the ball inwards unless the ball was struck into the cushion to begin with. The microscopic plane of incidence would perfectly align with the macroscopic plane of the cushion. Edit: typo of any, formerly and, in the sentence 'The fact the cushion isnt as microscopically smooth as the ball means any small bump will cast the ball centrewards.'
The english does pot the ball with a better leave depending on what other balls are around, but he is simply cueing the the left on the straight shots, making the cue ball hit the wall before making contact with the object ball, making them both go right of the pocket. Just learn to cue straight first. Then learn nuance.
One of my favorite shots other than bouncing the cue ball over another ball into mine. Makes some people wonder who they decided to play pool with 😂 😂😂😂
Physicists love comparing particles to billiard balls, but particles are points. They don't have a spherical surface, they aren't just little balls, they can't spin. So billiards behave very differently
I know exactly where to hit the ball on a simple shot like this, from so many hours of virtual pool in the early '00s. I'm super uncoordinated irl though, so i could never pull it off on a real table 😂
Maybe one day i will play billiards. And I will be in this situation. And the memory of this video will dust itself off and step out of the deepest corner of my mind. And if that day ever comes i will probably sink the cue ball.
Icl i dont think this is right, u were using way to little power, when using spin u wanna make sure that the ball still travels in a straight line, this simply wasnt the case here...
It all have to do where the white ball hits the other ball. All his misses were because the white ball hit on the side and not on the centre on the other ball
Amazing how the origin of the hit makes such huge impact where the ball goes.
Oh yeah...shocker. I wonder if this applies to applying curve to a football also?🤣
@@bigballox6454de igual manera aplica para las pelota y otras cosas
Physics
basic physics lmao
Yeah it's pretty cool 😎 the precision and control required to get the ball to go the way you want it to is allot
I’m not even into pool but this is the most useful video I’ve seen in recent memory.
Don’t believe it!
He didn't hit the 14 ball square until later when he used the left spin. Not a good comparison
If u played 8 ball pool as a child u should know this.
@@Karas_05if you understood as an adult you would know what side does.
Never knew these shots existed. Striking the corners is crazy.
This clip taught me more than years of trial and error…
You telling me in YEARS of playing pool you never figured out how to hit a ball off the rail? 😭😂
True... but not true. In all of the first hits, the ball is being hit on the right, so it obviously bounces off the cushion and goes away...
@@Prizm17 Nope… what I as told long ago, (and I play maybe once or twice a year) is to always hit the center of the ball… in the last couple months is when I’ve tried the variations and I realized, I just started playing pool… I don’t know what that was that I was doing before 😂😂😂😂
@@Mayelito7Im also a casual player who only plays a few times a year. I remember when I realised you don't have to hit the white dead centre, when you're just a very casual player it's quite a revelation but still takes quite a bit of practice to get the spin just right
@@Prizm17I've played prob a few hundred times and I always thought to hit it middle of cue from that position
Not gonna lie this actually helped me
Me too, and I don't play billiards.
I remember figuring this out on my own really quick when playing against my dad when I was 7. Didnt know why it worked but I knew when i hit the ball close to the wall i needed to hit a closer to the wall than normal or it bounced away. Haven't played in 12 years but this brought up that memory of learning to win against him.
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best teaching video iv seen, aplly all spins in a certain shot position :D Keep going fellow !
It is 100% incorrect lol
No that's an excellent, to the point, short. Well done.
Possibly the single most helpful pool visual I’ve encountered, great content
You need to level that table
He needs to also shoot accurately when applying the wrong check n the white ball. Most of those shots would have missed even with left check
Yeah white rolls to the right after the 14 goes in, and nothing to do with the spin either.
Tables from Walmart
Thank god someone said it
Rails, table... Sounds like an old table , 😏
sebenernya kek gini emang ada ngaruh atau engga nya juga, mau kalian pake efek mana pun tetep bisa kalo emang kalian udah bisa atau sudah banyak berlatih dan menguasai teknik efek manapun, intinya banyak banyak berlatih dan divideo ini cuma membagikan cara simpel atau bisa disebut juga untuk para pemula agar mudah dengan posisi seperti ini, jadi kalau ingin bermain lebih jago kalian bisa berlatih dengan efek manapun dan juga waktunya ga sebentar buat menguasai efek efek dalam bermain billiard
Panjang amat komen ente😂
Спасибо за урок! Слава Богу за всё!..💖☀️🕊
You're welcome my brother in Christ
English on you the Q ball changes every aspect of your game. Definitely something worth taking the time and patience to learn even if you play once in a while.
People underestimate this game so much. I started for the first time in my life in January of this year and am on my way to Vegas in February if you find the right people they can help you better yourself!
Excellent demonstration! Thank you
I agree those snooker players are amazing and their mechanics probably are definitely better overall and I wish my stroke was as good as theirs but that's what most grew up playing. If that's what I grew up playing I would probably have developed the skills to play that as I'm very hand eye coordinated. I also can draw the ball from the length of the table away all the way back it definitely takes a smooth powerful stroke. Chris melling has effortless power he has aling bridge for me I can't use that long of a bridge. It's easier to build up speed through the cue with a longer bridge and easier to see to aim as well it's like a gun a long barrel is easier to aim that a short barrel. I have only ever even shot on a snooker table one time and it was only like 20 shots when I was in Vegas. But pool here is definitely tough I actually think straight pool is the best game and I would love to have 3 cushion billiards tables around here
Top left is still alittle iffy for that shot. Unless you have a follow up that’s near that pocket. Table speed differences could change that into a scratch table condition greatly changes the game play. Great videos! I love them!
-finally an intelligent video, perfect for learning billiards..I just subscribed and liked..and I hope to see more of this kind..with this video we understand what is happening if we watch it type here or there...it's just great...keep going...
-enfin une vidéo intelligente , parfait pour apprendre le billard..je viens de m'abonner et like..et j'espere en voir d'autres de ce genres ..la, avec cette vidéo on comprends ce qi ce passe si on la tape ici ou la..c'est juste top ...continue...
you can actually hit it normally, of course unlike in this video you need to be death center, the pov was not hitting it death center, thats why instead of going along with the wall, it seperated before it hit the other ball.Thing is that likely the white ball will continue rolling and also fall into the hole. So maybe hitting it a little lower from the center but still aligned in the middle, will allow you to make a great shot.
Today, I saw a man make a really nice ring out of a spoon and I was impressed. Now I’ve just found the tutorial I wish I’d had back in my pool playing youth.
Great video. Thanks for the tips
This shot always drove me crazy. So English low and toward the rail. Got it! Thank you!
physics is amazing. centrifugal force and friction working together.
Follow through is not straight - it's almost always goes to the left causing the cue ball skid to the right bumping object ball into the cusion. Left spin with low speed just making compensation curve. But if you hit the ball hard with the left spin deflection would be even bigger and you won't pot the ball.
Great lesson vid and an amazing lesson for novices! 👏👏👏
I'm about to play pool tomorrow. This is just what I needed to know🙏🏼
Top inside is the scariest to use. If you have a lot of deflection in the shaft, and a good stroke, it will invariably out you in the pocket, ime.
Finally now I know why I struggled so much on this shot. Thanks
Nice demonstration where we can compare and see how it works instead of just "this is wrong, this is right"
I love watching when he finally makes the shot and then the cue rolls off in the direction he kept missing. Proving the table just uneven and the left English was essentially just masseying(idk how to spell it) back into the proper contact point.
I can 100% pot that ball without any spin. Top tip for people who are new to using spin- not every shot needs it. Some like this I believe can be potted without however it would be better to apply some. If you have natural angle to get position on your next shot without using spin then you don't need to. I see to many people apply spin when it's not needed and ruin their position.
Different levels of power have different impact on spin so it would be worth practising so you know what power is best to use as you play
I’m learning so much on these reels my pool game is changing drastically
The first and third shots when he made the ball, were the only ones that he shot the cue ball straight down the rail. Regardless of what spin he used, the others still wouldn't have made the shot.
I agree. Trajectory is different than spin. This video doesn’t teach a person who’s not privy to pool.
Всё просто, в трёх последних случаях он бьёт точно в центр зелёного шара, а в предыдущих случаях он бьёт правее центра, присмотритесь и всё поймёте. Так что не важно в какую сторону вы закручиваете биток, главное попасть в центр шара, по которому вы бьёте 😉
Dudeeeee! These shots have fucked me up my whole life. Hell yeah can’t wait to visit my parents again to bum their table for a couple games 😂😂
Straight ball no matter tops or middle or bottoms, this shot can be made inside juice is the easiest in a sense outside juice can also be done as I have on snooker table but you have to hit that ball so good for it to go in and the cue ball will take off with juice of that rail then hit the other 2 and end up back to almost the same spot you shot it from the bulk line where the colors go I have a video of that a shot I did nice video
Used to be really good at this shot. Didn't play for a couple of years and when I started playing again I was really bad at it. To be honest, I didn’t know what I was doing before VS now. Just got this shot back. 🎉
Главное понять, какое вращение нужно чужому шару для падения в лузу.😊
Who else got incredibly happy once the ball actually got in the pocket?
Nice vid!
Omg can't believe I randomly find this out now in my thirties! I've always just tried to hit the center haha
Remember, every shot has 3 factors:
-Angle
-Power
-English (Where you hit on the cue ball)
This is more useful than anything I learnt in school
こんなに明確に差が出るなんて知りませんでした。すごい！
Didn’t know I really needed this video boy go to school
Ohhh, imma be a shark with these videos. 😮 subbed.
The first couple of beats was literally in the tune of True😂
If you wonder why a frozen ball hit parallel to the cushion will virtually always bounce inwards, its largely because the ball is much smoother than the cushion, and deforms much less.
The fact the cushion isnt as microscopically smooth as the ball means any small bump will cast the ball centrewards.
The spin helps mitigate it by introducing a torque moment perpendicular to the contact face of the cushion, helping to propel the ball along the cushion face. A molecular-scale smooth, flat cushion wouldn't bounce the ball inwards unless the ball was struck into the cushion to begin with. The microscopic plane of incidence would perfectly align with the macroscopic plane of the cushion.
Edit: typo of any, formerly and, in the sentence 'The fact the cushion isnt as microscopically smooth as the ball means any small bump will cast the ball centrewards.'
That’s one of the best tips I’ve ever seen!
I learned more about pool in this video than my grandpa ever taught me. 😂😂😂
If you watch his follow through, he just isn't hitting straight. It's a straight pot.
The english does pot the ball with a better leave depending on what other balls are around, but he is simply cueing the the left on the straight shots, making the cue ball hit the wall before making contact with the object ball, making them both go right of the pocket. Just learn to cue straight first. Then learn nuance.
Why is playing pool so satisfying
thank you, I had no idea why it always failed with me.
now I know and understand.
this channel is a game changer
If you just aim to shoot the ball in the pocket as if there's no object ball with top English you can make the shot as well
This is because the ball bends slightly in the direction of the point
Great video 🤝
Your table got a big roll fella
One of my favorite shots other than bouncing the cue ball over another ball into mine. Makes some people wonder who they decided to play pool with 😂 😂😂😂
Great instructional video!
This video almost explains why I miss all this shots, still need to understand better the physics to be better at it! Cheers!
that....explains why all my rail shots flinch off....thank you!
Crazy roll off on table!
ビリヤードよくわからんけど、当てる場所でこんなに動きが変わるんですねｵｫ(*˙꒫˙* )
You got a new subscriber
Not for nothing, but the blue Like button matches the felt
Very useful, thank you!
Вот она система секретности в бильярде😊🤝👏
The red circle of the Japanese flag moves freely.
SW if it hugs the rail, NE if it’s off.
This was the first bar trick i learned lol.
Physicists love comparing particles to billiard balls, but particles are points. They don't have a spherical surface, they aren't just little balls, they can't spin. So billiards behave very differently
Pool feels like magic until you understand physics 😮
I did not know that. But then I studied seriously in my teenage years instead of playing pool.
Thats the shot that gets me the moat. Ive never been able to sink one. Hopefully next time i will
I know exactly where to hit the ball on a simple shot like this, from so many hours of virtual pool in the early '00s. I'm super uncoordinated irl though, so i could never pull it off on a real table 😂
Дети, надо просто точно битком в прицельный шар попадать
En la última tacada la blanca encuentra una piedrecita en el camino ,observen!
Maybe one day i will play billiards. And I will be in this situation. And the memory of this video will dust itself off and step out of the deepest corner of my mind. And if that day ever comes i will probably sink the cue ball.
The center cue ball shot should go in. Check your table and queing. Logical, not even complex reasoning
Поржал знатно,обычно просто в середину ударь и все и так же ровно полетит
"Yeah that is the one."
-me every damn time
no resultan los tiros porque apunta la blanca muy hacia la derecha, se puede ver como la bola blanca se separa de la banda y no impacta correctamente.
Влияние винта только на биток. По прицельному постоянно по разному попадает
Im positive tbis just made me better at pool(I was terrible to begin with)
Great tutorial. Thank you
Geometry Dash font goes hard as hell
so THAT'S why my straight shots somehow result in a weirdo turn lol
Icl i dont think this is right, u were using way to little power, when using spin u wanna make sure that the ball still travels in a straight line, this simply wasnt the case here...
thought i had 8 pints of beer, but then realized the table wasnt level.
Literally for some reason never made sense this video turned me into a god
Just taught that shot to my friend last week. I learned it from McCready decades ago.
モノスゴく分かりやすい！！
It all have to do where the white ball hits the other ball. All his misses were because the white ball hit on the side and not on the centre on the other ball
Thank you! 👏🏾
It's irritating me that it seems like your table isn't level , where the cue ball follows and dies hard off to the center of the table.
That table roll tho 😂😂
このリズム音をずっと聴いています
そして良く寝れるでしょう
誰か朝には起こして下さい😂
That's something I need to practice. Can't do a frozen trail shot for the life of me!!
Amazing! I never knew this secret
Çarpma acısı aynı olsa idi video mantıklı olacaktı. Açı farklı! Anlatılmak istenen olay bu video ile anlatılmaz.
Holy shit this explains so many missed free shots down the wall