5 ADVANCED DRAW SHOTS - (Pool Lessons) How to get position using a draw shot
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- These Five Draw Shots will give you a hundred more shots. Learn these and you can cover the entire table at will.
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If You Have Trouble with these shots, it is NOT your equipment. Look no further than your stroke. If you hit the ball hard to shoot a draw shot on any table, you need to work on the stroke, your contact point and your follow-through. Learn more at: nwqpool.com
I dont understand how to do this
I practice a lot but can seem to make the ball go where I want
Very true my friend has told me this you need a good stroke with good acceleration and follow-through for a full table 9 foot draw
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Thanks for watching
Draw shots - Yep, not as easy as you make 'em look and not easy to control either!!! Tendency is to "over cook" the draw... if ya have it or not get much at all. Those drills - pretty damn good, those aren't so easy to pull off; hat's off to ya! Instructional with demonstration, good stuff!!!! Be Safe
Very inconspicuous off hand shot.... noice! I shoot at least a couple of racks a week off (left for me) handed. LOL.... I try to do it when I'm alone because its not pretty and very humbling. But, when you're in a situation where you need it, its not as awkward.
Good stuff as always B! Looking forward to the next one! Thanks for putting out only quality content.
Thanks Teach!!!! I gotta get back to your vids... Light bulbs all day!!!
I love you Mr. @FXBilliards
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Yes he's absolutely right about everything. All truth and lots of wisdom from you B. Thanks for you time and effort you put into these videos I know people like me sure do enjoy and appreciate it
I appreciate that
¡You are SO right about the scoop 🎉!!
Everyone wants to blame chalk, their tip, the ball. Never occurs to them that they are the problem. Thanks for watching.
My favorite FX vids are multi rail ones. These shots are hardly taught on RUclips. Bryan has some good ones in his for-purchase tutorials. Well worth it.
I’ve been practicing draw shots an hour a day for the past few weeks. Short draws were never a problem. It was the longer ones. I’ve made great progress. I can do some 7-foot draws now.
Biggest key is smooth stroke. Aim, then pull the cue back like you are pulling a bow and arrow all the way back. Shoot evenly and go thru the cue ball 4-6-8 inches. Don’t be stabby, like your’e using a short sword. Don’t snap at the ball or hit super hard. Same speed all the way thru. Keep your grip as loose as possible. Use a longer stroke for longer draws.
I am still not where I want to be, but after so little progress for so long, I am making big strides thanks to Bryan and others.
This is the first video that I've seen that i have first hand knowledge of, and it's dead on. 👍
I’m grateful that you watched my video. Thank you for your comments.
Love all your videos, i found you like 1-2 weeks ago. I started play pool(8 ball) about 7 months now, and recently started to play 9 ball. Your videos are a huge help and You doba fantastic job. Kerp it going, sir! 💪
I appreciate you taking the time to tune in.
I just bought P3 with Revo 12.4 today. I have spent couple of hours playing with it. It feels nice, and looks super good all black, but I have struggled potting balls, especially those with English, I was way off probably because of the LD ?
Also, I was struggling doing draw shots, I gave scoop the ball like 4 times, now I'm scared to hit the ball low, any idea on how to over come that and not scoop the ball?
Thanks.
I tend to have Miscues when I first get a new cue because the timing is changed, the shaft to smoother. The tip isn’t really broken in well - so don’t hesitate to hit the ball low. Just focus on your stroke until you get accustom to the timing of the new shaft.
I want to buy a P3. Any difference between the new Predator P3 REVO USPBS and the normal P3 black that you have ? Beside colours of course.
To the best of my knowledge, there is no difference, but you can ask the retailer that you purchase it from if they know of a difference.
Hi Bryan,
Do you recommend any books/resources that can teach one to progressively play better pool with theory and drills.
For context: I have watched a lot of your videos and try to implement them as well as many other youtubers. I even purchased your pool course and found it helpful, but didn't seem to find progressive drills and "homework" or "tutorials".
The analogy I can give is this: I am studying computer science formally, but when a particular topic interests me, I can pick up a great textbook which goes through theory and provides a plethora of tutorials of increasing challenge that hone and expand my skills incrementally, with intermittent capstone projects to tie all the smaller drills together. I have not been able to find something like this for pool. I also live in a country where pool is not so popular so it's hard to find locals from whom I may learn as well.
Cheers for your efforts.
If you search, FXBilliards drills, you’ll find a lot of our drills. Every one of them can be adapted to become a progressive type drill. Just use a little imagination to make them easier as needed.
Hey Brian, hope you're well.
When applying side spin, do you recommend going down with the adjusted aim or going down and then pivoting? Is there a key difference in those methods?
Thanks again for your lessons.
When I get down on the cue ball I’ve already adjusted for the English. I don’t believe in moving the cue with front or hand or backhand once I’m down on it.
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One of your finer tutorials, good sir. I always learn something new here. Thanks as always! 🤟
My pleasure! You are a loyal viewer. I appreciate you. Thanks for watching.
The fact that you show the picture of a cue ball with a red dot where you are hitting on the cue ball is a huge help to me, thank you for all the videos.
Nice video Bryan! Enough can’t be said about the importance of the stroke! The more I work on mine, the more I realize that.
Very true!
You do need a good tip. I don't think you could get a good draw shot with a screw on or slide on. You should also practice your draw enough where you can draw back 2 in with a full table length length shot. Thank you fx for your hard work.
That’s funny CHUCK - have you ever used a screw in tip? I had one when I was 15.
I tried to use my friends and I kept knocking the tip off. They are not made to handle that kind of English. And I miss cued a lot.
I play with tigers sniper tip now.
Slip on tip...no problem. Screw on only the softer shots. Somebody I knew got hustled bad by a road player using a swap meet 5 piece custom cue 'his wife gave him for Xmas.' I think Brian could run out without a tip on his cue.
Thanks for all the great tips u give i have went from a 3-5 and no draw to overdrawing if i dont watch it. Keep up the videos. Thanks brother
That’s good stuff. Thanks for sharing.
Hi B,
Just found your channel a few days ago, I watched almost all your videos, good lessons and tips. Can you please recommend me a cue ?
The dealer in my country, doesn't have P3 in stock, and the only 2 options are 4 POINT SNEAKY PETE BLACK or 9K-1 (which are similar in price, but i am curious in more of a technologic stand point as i don't really care about beauty/colours)
Thanks in advanced, love from Romania.
I would hold out for the P3 even if it is a couple of months. But if it is going to be too long a wait, go with the Sneaky Pete Black.
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Exciting news, P3 is back in stock :) thanks 💪
Thanks to you very clear and to the point so much help.
You're welcome!
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You shot offhand and didn’t even say anything
Thanks for watching. Yeah, I don’t practice it a lot but I try to put in some reps every day with my off hand. I don’t think about it very much when it happens Anything to keep the bridge out of my hand LOL
I just shared with my FB group
You’re the man
3:25 Serious question. What’s the best way to get from the 6 to the 7? I seem to always hit the 8 in that scenario.
You could do two things there. You can shoot another draw shot back to the long rail and bounce off,(you will have an angle) And if you are unable to do that: Let the cb run into the 8 but with speed. you will free up the cue ball enough to have a shot on the 7. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
@@FXBilliardsThanks, B. You’re always a great help, man!
Best pool instructor on you tube 🎱
I appreciate that. Thank you.
Good lesson. Thanks.
You bet!
Loved this video, keeping it with a few of your others. I don't get to practice with my work and only play two to three Saturday nights a month. But the videos help me remember stuff from 30 years ago. Thank you. 😀
Thanks for sharing!!
Yes. Many players do not correlate how speed of stroke, tip position and follow through can all be adjusted to create outcomes like the drag shot. Naturally a good tip and chalk will help.
Follow through is key. How many times you hear a guy say "wow! I didn't expect all that", as he over draws a short shot.? I always think " it's amazing what stroke and follow thru can create! You should try it more!".
Thanks for sharing your comments
I use to have same problem with draw shot. Thank you very much now 90% ok .
Let’s get you to 100. Thanks for watching.
I understand trying to get the cue ball to roll inline with the shot line of the next ball, but I think the majority of those shots would have been much higher percentage shots just using a simple stun and sending the cue off the end rail. Adding that much force draw, distance, and chance for miscues isn’t worth the extra risk.
If a potential miscue is part of your “position decision-making”, then you really need to work on your stroke. It should be such a rare occurrence that it doesn’t even occur to you when you’re playing the best route. Thanks for watching.
Wheres the new videos?
I was recovering from surgery and forgot about releasing the Weekend video.
@FXBilliards Hey buddy, i totally understand that man. i just got over the FLU , so i know how it is, hope the surgery went well and a quick recovery buddy , we can wait on the video! 😁 I sure enjoy your videos! Get well, bud! I'll pray for you!