I’ve said it before, but I love that you include misses. Any tutorial feels less honest if you only see 100% success. Good stuff, man. You were built to be a coach.
Hi Brian after watching you for about 5 months so I joined the APA had my first match in 9 ball match and won so thank you for your commitment to helping all of us out there
Great video. Doesn't come up enough. Especially the bit about banking being intuitive. One of the few advantages of advanced years - it gets in your bones - eventually :)
All great advice. One thing I like to do whatever possible. Is to shorten the rebound angle with inside English. To make the ball to come off flatter. Makes the pocket play bigger. But you have to be able to play them with all Englishes. When I practice banks I hit the same banks every way possible. Fast, slow, inside spin, outside spin. High, low, and every combination. Draw and follow changes the banks a lot to
That intuitive thing is for real. I don't make every bank I shoot, but I know when I draw down on the shot and get that feeling (this is going in) thats intution and it is cool. The more banks I shoot, the more I get that feeling.
Yay! Got it. For banks - Right hand English on cue ball transfers to left hand direction of object ball, and vice versa. Liked that long narrow down table bank with slight right on cue ball. No more tossing & turning about which ball goes where. Finally can sleep at night!
That shot at the end is a thing of beauty. A true soul crushing blow. Thanks for more great tips, you are natural when it comes to explaining things to guys like me. You also validate so many things I have thought myself but have been told were wrong. Like relying on banking systems and aiming systems for example. They may work for others, but I want to understand the physics of the cue ball so I don’t need to memorize a million things.
Great points. Aiming systems are a good starting point, but it takes practice to get the speed and spin down for the particular shot, table, and conditions. I play in APA and whenever someone takes a time out to ask where to hit for a kick or a bank shot, you can show them exactly where you would hit the ball/rail but most of the time the player misses because they hit the cue ball too fast, too slow or with different spin then needed to pocket the ball. Lol, then they look at you as though you gave them the wrong information. Just like pocketing balls, the sooner you get rid of the "system" and get to the point of automatic aiming the better off you will be. That is not to say these systems aren't helpful, especially when first learning or for very difficult shots, you simply can't play this way for every shot. Thanks for your insight. Keep the videos coming!
2 rail banks in the side are very useful to have. So often you have a wired bank in the side but a ball is in the way. Thanks for sharing your knowledge buddy!!
If I've understood, and correct me if I'm wrong: on a bank shot, the sidespin on CB can change the 'outbound' angle of OB twice (both in the same direction): first, CB spin throws OB into the direction of the spin, and second, the transferred spin on the OB further adds to that angle. One effect may be more subtle than the other, though.
What players don't understand, when learning this game, rails are your friend, it's a relationship. It would be like learning another language, word by word, until you can form a sentence. This video is the perfect example.
The one thing you forgot to mention is how the flatter the angle of rebound off a cusion--the more spin is imparted to the ball on rebound. That last shot taking the 8 across to the side pocket: most of that spin is from the rebound, not the cue ball throw.
Once again, great lesson. I’m getting that after I spend time with natural shots (speed zero) and get say 8 of 10 of those, instead of (though I can’t help but try a few) going to English and transfer, I ought to try speed at least to see how much I can reduce the need to cut. It’s funny, your zero speed seems like my natural zero speed. Is zero speed then the same for all? Just have to get it in muscle memory? Once I find out how much I can affect the angle after the rail I can find out if I need to cut at all or not when it’s not a natural. You mention it also, but after watching many of your videos I got out to the pool hall and worked on drills, draw, banks, English, and shot some 8 ball keeping in mind the key ball, key ball minus one, etc. and fixing problems (frozen clusters, blocking balls) early. I had a fantastic day and ran a lot. Today I went out expecting to continue my newfound upgrade in skill. And I sucked. If it were this easy, we’d be close to your level after just a year. It doesn’t work that way. It was a little discouraging, but not much. I know it’s plateaus, and think it’s important to work through even when you feel like nothing is working. So I did more bank shot natural drills. Felt a little better when I saw improvement over time. For some reason I was nailing long straight shots even though good planning would mean I don’t have to make those. But when trying to improve, you have to be honest with yourself, and also take encouragement with small victories. I’m very glad to hear that the diamonds and angle math on one rail is better done just by practice. Love the idea of zero, zero plus and zero minus.
You're hilarious Bryan...here you are giving us the 411 on banks and at 9:30 ya tell us "Banks are complicated. This is why I tell you to avoid bank shots". Classic!😅
This is first time I've seen you and I just subbed. Thanks for this video! I never have used banking systems. I just sort of "see" the spot to hit the object ball at and do fairly well at it. However when it comes to banking with english, I knew what you said was true, but wasn't positive just how much it effected the shot. Sometimes I couldn't tell at all when I'd try it. Now that you explained this "clearly" I will be more diligent in practicing banks with english. I also wonder about 2 rail banks bc first rail needs to be wider than off of second rail. Very hard to judge those 2 angles for me. Thanks again!
Brian, again a great video! Love how you break down of english effects on object ball. This is another one keeping on my list to review. Your reverse bank to corner off long rail (other video) has also become a part my routine.
Not saying I'm the best at banks, but I think developing that "feel" is the best way. Better than any "system". Then you're ready for all situations. It's pretty easy to visualize a bank going long or short. I like to visualize it banking slightly long, and then make the adjustment in my mind accordingly.
This Link takes you to our RUclips home page ruclips.net/user/FXBilliards and we have another 80 instructional videos available at NWQPool.com - I hope this helps and thanks for watching.
Great video, good explanations. I personally, never looked at aiming systems as it is a touch and feel thing. Looking at your score board in the background, that must have been a good all -dayer lol
Hell ya!!! Thats got to be the most detailed and Satisfying bank shot video on. Thanks alot Brian You are an Extremely talented high caliber player and Excellent at teaching and explaining anything about pool. And another thing How in the World! Could ppl really believe the transfer of English insnt a real thing especially anyone that has played more than a year would have figured it out on their own thanks for the content. Cant wait for the next video
Something many miss: angle in equals angle out, yes (assuming no english)... but you must account for how far (NOT always equal!) the object ball and pocket are each from the rail. Not everyone visualizes the necessary adjustments. Similar triangles!
Brian, please correct me at timestamp 9:38 you're using lower right hand spin to bank to the right? I watched the shot several times but this getting older stuff ain't for sissy's. On my birthday, today, I'm thanking You for all You do.
Can you make/have a video that discusses tip size/shape/softness that transfers the most English? I have a kamui clear black soft with dime curve. A really good pool player suggested I get a wider tip to make more contact with cue ball.
I will be making a video soon that covers the subject, but in the meantime- smaller tips are less forgiving for shot making but will put more English on the ball. A wider tip puts less spin on the ball but it will not punish you as much if you’re stroke is off.
People, ya may want to watch this 2 or more times!!! Gotta see it, listen how it's explained, ingest it -- watch the result ........ and do it again. Then go practice, practice, practice!!!!! Nice! Happy New Year! Be Safe
Bryan whenever I go to a bar with my cue sticks, I always get people remarking" Pool Shark" which my reply being " They don't have any Left Handed Cue Stick at the bars " The other night I was with a friend playing at my favorite bar and I went to get get some food a young kid had my stick, When I was done Eating, I then told the kid that cue stick wasn't going to work for him being that it was a left handed stick, upon hearing this it got a lot of laughter from friends that heard me, and as the kid was handing me my stick back to me he then proceeded to ask me where the right handed sticks were, and I then directed him to the house cues. No Joke I couldn't make something that funny up if I tried
That’s great stuff. I don’t know if it’s a good thing or a bad thing but they are manufacturing new idiots each and every day of the week multiple times per day.
Bryan - thank you again for a well explained bank shot lesson! Changing the subject - would you kindly explain to me the difference (if any) of BHE vs straight on english? Why do you use one vs the other? TIA
I have to admit I use to miss alot of Simple Bank shots due to Un-Needed English . English will throw your Object ball Longer or Shorter than your pocket . So What I do is Slow my Breathing down before I bank that way it slows my back Stroke down . I make more bank shots with a 4 - 7 speed range on a Diamond table anyway ..
How about some words (in that future video) on banks where there's a fairly large cut angle. The cut induced spin has dramatic effect on the angle of the object ball leaving the rail. And it's not obvious to me just what is going to happen. My best bank shot is the one I didn't take. But sometimes I have no other choice.
I know it's off topic. But I think two of the greatest players to watch and copy are Dennis orcollo and Warren Kiamco. Dennis's stroke has the fewest moving parts of most pool players and he moves the cue around effortlessly. Warren plays some of the smartest position play. Warren is one of my favorite players to watch. Both player remove variables from pool to raise their run out game
The more I watch Jayson Shaw play the more amazed I am. Yesterday he ran 344 balls in 14.1 and, except for the few shots he missed, it always looked completely effortless. And then, of course, Dennis kicked his butt a few weeks ago for 50k.
Brian, I'm a beginner and am having trouble applying side spin (high, middle or low) to the cue ball without missing the intended aiming line. In this video, when you apply side spin, it looks like you put your cue tip in the center of the cue ball and then apply the intended side spin on your last stroke (high, middle or low --- right or left). Am I seeing this correctly? In essence, are you using back-hand english on that last stroke through the cue ball? An instructional video on how you apply side spin would be very helpful. Thanks!
Thanks for watching Dave. I do have some videos on the subject but shooting with english is more about getting in the reps to understand what the CB and OB are going to do. I recommend shooting a ton of them to watch and learn what the effect will be. Anyone who tells you to "aim here" or "aim there" with english, is giving you suspect advice. The stroke, amount of english, speed and even the tip on your cue can change the aim of the shot. Reps are the only way. Thanks again for watching and please subscribe.
This is Carter when I was shooting pool back in a long time ago people always said something about the diamonds on the table I never understood what the other talking about cuz I never never even know some or pay the attention even if somebody said something to me you know about all that stuff because the last time I had math was in 9th grade and I was in the lower class of all the further I got in math was multiplication and dividing but I couldn't even multiply well they called around the subtractions or something like that or I don't know anything with your call back that was the last time I had math so I don't know anything about algebra geometry nothing I just know what what I trained myself to do so I bet you I just have no concept to me so I guess I have a lot to learn there huh I'm banking I mean Long Long bang shots you know I mean two three real Bank shots and pretty much kind of got them down but never never like you're talking about okay this time okay and then that three times on that side and I don't have concept for what you're talking about there I just know the the angle in my mind so but yeah that'd be something to to do to possibly entertain in my mind with it and I mean it's good I'm a slow learner you know but once I learned then it's never forgotten you know so I've never ever use them diamonds and didn't understand what the hell the people talking about so I still haven't to this day I don't even see him when I'm shooting pool that's all I want to say thank you you're doing damn good adult instructing people I mean I don't know anybody that could ever have done better you got one hell of a demeanor to to do this so that your average Joe understands what you're saying keep it up Brian I hope to meet you someday peace out
Brian is it you personally responding to the comments from us out here I was just curious cuz you just seem to listen all the time very very rarely do you have a reply you know I just curious about that
Carter I read every comment but I don’t get to respond to every comment. And I do appreciate your activity on the channel. I literally read one of your comments out loud to my family last night during dinner. But if I don’t have anything constructive to say I simply don’t have time to respond.
Hello👋🙋♂️ there.. Very interesting and helpful👌 video🎥.. Super like👌👌👌 Well explained.. I have to learn this.. I always miss these shots.. Do keep posting Warm regards and best👍💯 wishes The UnknownManCub 👍😎👨🏭
Unfortunately people just want the misleading systems that don't work. When they hear that it takes time and work and experience on different tables they know they'll never be good.
You should know when you say the earth is round the flat earth pool players care gonna come after you LOL. Please thank the lady for YOUR service to us.
The real formula is accurate but it's very long, contains advanced math, and includes factors for speed, english, coefficients of friction (age and cleanliness of balls, wear of cloth, humidity, chalk residue), coefficients of restitution for the rails, adjustments for how close to a pocket you hit a rail, and on and on. NASA stuff. You can't use it in a game. And even computer simulations are surprisingly inaccurate. When a system doesn't work, and angle-in doesn't equal angle-out, it's not because the table is flawed. It's because it's not a ray of light in a vacuum bouncing off a mirror. A quality table helps because it is more consistent for learning. But if you get good only on your own table, good luck in a pool hall or bar. Hard work and years of getting a feel are the only answer.
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Great explanation, I always come back to your videos for good practice. I’m 86 years old and you put the confidence and fun in the game.
I’ve said it before, but I love that you include misses. Any tutorial feels less honest if you only see 100% success. Good stuff, man. You were built to be a coach.
Hi Brian after watching you for about 5 months so I joined the APA had my first match in 9 ball match and won so thank you for your commitment to helping all of us out there
Great video. Doesn't come up enough. Especially the bit about banking being intuitive. One of the few advantages of advanced years - it gets in your bones - eventually :)
All great advice. One thing I like to do whatever possible. Is to shorten the rebound angle with inside English. To make the ball to come off flatter. Makes the pocket play bigger. But you have to be able to play them with all Englishes. When I practice banks I hit the same banks every way possible. Fast, slow, inside spin, outside spin. High, low, and every combination. Draw and follow changes the banks a lot to
He ain't lying.
That intuitive thing is for real. I don't make every bank I shoot, but I know when I draw down on the shot and get that feeling (this is going in) thats intution and it is cool. The more banks I shoot, the more I get that feeling.
Yay! Got it. For banks - Right hand English on cue ball transfers to left hand direction of object ball, and vice versa. Liked that long narrow down table bank with slight right on cue ball.
No more tossing & turning about which ball goes where. Finally can sleep at night!
Great instructions!clear an understanding, just starting to learn how to play
Glad it was helpful!
That shot at the end is a thing of beauty. A true soul crushing blow.
Thanks for more great tips, you are natural when it comes to explaining things to guys like me. You also validate so many things I have thought myself but have been told were wrong. Like relying on banking systems and aiming systems for example. They may work for others, but I want to understand the physics of the cue ball so I don’t need to memorize a million things.
Another great one. Really like the honesty about what the pros actually do. And, you're much, MUCH easier to listen to than some.
Much appreciated! Thanks for watching Danny
Great points. Aiming systems are a good starting point, but it takes practice to get the speed and spin down for the particular shot, table, and conditions. I play in APA and whenever someone takes a time out to ask where to hit for a kick or a bank shot, you can show them exactly where you would hit the ball/rail but most of the time the player misses because they hit the cue ball too fast, too slow or with different spin then needed to pocket the ball. Lol, then they look at you as though you gave them the wrong information. Just like pocketing balls, the sooner you get rid of the "system" and get to the point of automatic aiming the better off you will be. That is not to say these systems aren't helpful, especially when first learning or for very difficult shots, you simply can't play this way for every shot. Thanks for your insight. Keep the videos coming!
Thanks for watching and thanks for your comments. Please subscribe and hit the notification bell.
2 rail banks in the side are very useful to have. So often you have a wired bank in the side but a ball is in the way. Thanks for sharing your knowledge buddy!!
You bet! Thanks for watching and thank you for your comments.
Great info Brian and very well presented. The most informative video I've seen! Nova Scotia appreciates you passing on the info!!!
Dude you are the greatest teacher in pool I've ever seen love watching you will give you 10 thumbs up
Thank you very much for your comments. I truly appreciate that.
Great video bank shots are my favorite shots. Good job.
If I've understood, and correct me if I'm wrong: on a bank shot, the sidespin on CB can change the 'outbound' angle of OB twice (both in the same direction): first, CB spin throws OB into the direction of the spin, and second, the transferred spin on the OB further adds to that angle. One effect may be more subtle than the other, though.
Exactly as you described
Fantastic video! Very clear and concise! Thanks for what you do for the pool community and keep up the great work sir!
👍 😊 🎱
What players don't understand, when learning this game, rails are your friend, it's a relationship. It would be like learning another language, word by word, until you can form a sentence. This video is the perfect example.
Happy new year Bryan,look forward to more of your informative videos,many thanks again for your time..
The one thing you forgot to mention is how the flatter the angle of rebound off a cusion--the more spin is imparted to the ball on rebound. That last shot taking the 8 across to the side pocket: most of that spin is from the rebound, not the cue ball throw.
Just got introduced to bank pool last night... Got some things to work on👍.. Thanks Bryan!
Search for John brumback vs Gary spaeth. Best bank pool players I have seen
Great Advice Brian Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Once again, great lesson. I’m getting that after I spend time with natural shots (speed zero) and get say 8 of 10 of those, instead of (though I can’t help but try a few) going to English and transfer, I ought to try speed at least to see how much I can reduce the need to cut.
It’s funny, your zero speed seems like my natural zero speed. Is zero speed then the same for all? Just have to get it in muscle memory? Once I find out how much I can affect the angle after the rail I can find out if I need to cut at all or not when it’s not a natural.
You mention it also, but after watching many of your videos I got out to the pool hall and worked on drills, draw, banks, English, and shot some 8 ball keeping in mind the key ball, key ball minus one, etc. and fixing problems (frozen clusters, blocking balls) early. I had a fantastic day and ran a lot.
Today I went out expecting to continue my newfound upgrade in skill. And I sucked. If it were this easy, we’d be close to your level after just a year. It doesn’t work that way. It was a little discouraging, but not much. I know it’s plateaus, and think it’s important to work through even when you feel like nothing is working. So I did more bank shot natural drills. Felt a little better when I saw improvement over time. For some reason I was nailing long straight shots even though good planning would mean I don’t have to make those. But when trying to improve, you have to be honest with yourself, and also take encouragement with small victories.
I’m very glad to hear that the diamonds and angle math on one rail is better done just by practice. Love the idea of zero, zero plus and zero minus.
Nice video Bryan, and Happy New Year!
You're hilarious Bryan...here you are giving us the 411 on banks and at 9:30 ya tell us "Banks are complicated. This is why I tell you to avoid bank shots". Classic!😅
as my German cousins might say ---"veddy interdesting" ...;) great vid Bryan...appreciate you!
Very nicely explained , now for me to practice it !
Great video, thanks Brian !
Glad you enjoyed it
This is first time I've seen you and I just subbed. Thanks for this video! I never have used banking systems. I just sort of "see" the spot to hit the object ball at and do fairly well at it. However when it comes to banking with english, I knew what you said was true, but wasn't positive just how much it effected the shot. Sometimes I couldn't tell at all when I'd try it. Now that you explained this "clearly" I will be more diligent in practicing banks with english. I also wonder about 2 rail banks bc first rail needs to be wider than off of second rail. Very hard to judge those 2 angles for me. Thanks again!
Brian, again a great video! Love how you break down of english effects on object ball. This is another one keeping on my list to review. Your reverse bank to corner off long rail (other video) has also become a part my routine.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching Peter. Please subscribe.
Not saying I'm the best at banks, but I think developing that "feel" is the best way. Better than any "system".
Then you're ready for all situations.
It's pretty easy to visualize a bank going long or short. I like to visualize it banking slightly long, and then make the adjustment in my mind accordingly.
Well said!
Thank you Brian
nice explanation, I thought I was missing because of the 3 7/8 inch pockets. LOL The rail is the devil.
Hey Brian! I LOVE your tutorials and I have subscribed so I was wondering if there's a way to access all of your videos?
This Link takes you to our RUclips home page ruclips.net/user/FXBilliards and we have another 80 instructional videos available at NWQPool.com - I hope this helps and thanks for watching.
Great video, good explanations. I personally, never looked at aiming systems as it is a touch and feel thing.
Looking at your score board in the background, that must have been a good all -dayer lol
Glad it was helpful! Please subscribe and hit the notification bell for more. Thanks again.
I've experienced this myself and medium speed is the key to making all banks basically
Hell ya!!! Thats got to be the most detailed and Satisfying bank shot video on. Thanks alot Brian You are an Extremely talented high caliber player and Excellent at teaching and explaining anything about pool. And another thing How in the World! Could ppl really believe the transfer of English insnt a real thing especially anyone that has played more than a year would have figured it out on their own thanks for the content. Cant wait for the next video
Thanks for the video
Something many miss: angle in equals angle out, yes (assuming no english)... but you must account for how far (NOT always equal!) the object ball and pocket are each from the rail. Not everyone visualizes the necessary adjustments. Similar triangles!
Great tips!
Glad it was helpful!
Brian, please correct me at timestamp 9:38 you're using lower right hand spin to bank to the right? I watched the shot several times but this getting older stuff ain't for sissy's. On my birthday, today, I'm thanking You for all You do.
On that shot I used low right- but it was because I wanted to narrow the angle of the object ball coming off the rail.
Brian, you lost me at "The Earth is round" 🤣 Just when I thought I knew everything about this game 😛👍
Hey buddy I thought I would see you on the challenge shot video- I guess it might’ve been too easy for you. I’ve got a new one coming soon.
Can you make/have a video that discusses tip size/shape/softness that transfers the most English? I have a kamui clear black soft with dime curve. A really good pool player suggested I get a wider tip to make more contact with cue ball.
I will be making a video soon that covers the subject, but in the meantime- smaller tips are less forgiving for shot making but will put more English on the ball. A wider tip puts less spin on the ball but it will not punish you as much if you’re stroke is off.
dope asf shot right at the end
People, ya may want to watch this 2 or more times!!! Gotta see it, listen how it's explained, ingest it -- watch the result ........ and do it again. Then go practice, practice, practice!!!!! Nice! Happy New Year! Be Safe
Great video 😊
Thanks! 😊
Great knowledge for any player
Best line: "And the Earth is round"
Bryan whenever I go to a bar with my cue sticks, I always get people remarking" Pool Shark" which my reply being " They don't have any Left Handed Cue Stick at the bars " The other night I was with a friend playing at my favorite bar and I went to get get some food a young kid had my stick, When I was done Eating, I then told the kid that cue stick wasn't going to work for him being that it was a left handed stick, upon hearing this it got a lot of laughter from friends that heard me, and as the kid was handing me my stick back to me he then proceeded to ask me where the right handed sticks were, and I then directed him to the house cues. No Joke I couldn't make something that funny up if I tried
That’s great stuff. I don’t know if it’s a good thing or a bad thing but they are manufacturing new idiots each and every day of the week multiple times per day.
"and the earth is round" simply priceless sarcasm sir
Please do a tutorial about the break
Bryan - thank you again for a well explained bank shot lesson! Changing the subject - would you kindly explain to me the difference (if any) of BHE vs straight on english? Why do you use one vs the other? TIA
I have to admit I use to miss alot of Simple Bank shots due to Un-Needed English . English will throw your Object ball Longer or Shorter than your pocket .
So What I do is Slow my Breathing down before I bank that way it slows my back Stroke down . I make more bank shots with a 4 - 7 speed range on a Diamond table anyway ..
Instinct. That's what Willie Musconi said in his movie. Ya' just gotta know where to shoot. After I saw that, my banks started working better.
How about some words (in that future video) on banks where there's a fairly large cut angle. The cut induced spin has dramatic effect on the angle of the object ball leaving the rail. And it's not obvious to me just what is going to happen.
My best bank shot is the one I didn't take. But sometimes I have no other choice.
I know it's off topic. But I think two of the greatest players to watch and copy are Dennis orcollo and Warren Kiamco. Dennis's stroke has the fewest moving parts of most pool players and he moves the cue around effortlessly. Warren plays some of the smartest position play. Warren is one of my favorite players to watch. Both player remove variables from pool to raise their run out game
The more I watch Jayson Shaw play the more amazed I am. Yesterday he ran 344 balls in 14.1 and, except for the few shots he missed, it always looked completely effortless.
And then, of course, Dennis kicked his butt a few weeks ago for 50k.
I made 5 random banks in a row the other day... I was so proud..!
Brian, I'm a beginner and am having trouble applying side spin (high, middle or low) to the cue ball without missing the intended aiming line. In this video, when you apply side spin, it looks like you put your cue tip in the center of the cue ball and then apply the intended side spin on your last stroke (high, middle or low --- right or left). Am I seeing this correctly? In essence, are you using back-hand english on that last stroke through the cue ball? An instructional video on how you apply side spin would be very helpful. Thanks!
Thanks for watching Dave. I do have some videos on the subject but shooting with english is more about getting in the reps to understand what the CB and OB are going to do. I recommend shooting a ton of them to watch and learn what the effect will be. Anyone who tells you to "aim here" or "aim there" with english, is giving you suspect advice. The stroke, amount of english, speed and even the tip on your cue can change the aim of the shot. Reps are the only way. Thanks again for watching and please subscribe.
Thanks
Welcome
I don't avoid then,I love em😊
This is the way
This is Carter when I was shooting pool back in a long time ago people always said something about the diamonds on the table I never understood what the other talking about cuz I never never even know some or pay the attention even if somebody said something to me you know about all that stuff because the last time I had math was in 9th grade and I was in the lower class of all the further I got in math was multiplication and dividing but I couldn't even multiply well they called around the subtractions or something like that or I don't know anything with your call back that was the last time I had math so I don't know anything about algebra geometry nothing I just know what what I trained myself to do so I bet you I just have no concept to me so I guess I have a lot to learn there huh I'm banking I mean Long Long bang shots you know I mean two three real Bank shots and pretty much kind of got them down but never never like you're talking about okay this time okay and then that three times on that side and I don't have concept for what you're talking about there I just know the the angle in my mind so but yeah that'd be something to to do to possibly entertain in my mind with it and I mean it's good I'm a slow learner you know but once I learned then it's never forgotten you know so I've never ever use them diamonds and didn't understand what the hell the people talking about so I still haven't to this day I don't even see him when I'm shooting pool that's all I want to say thank you you're doing damn good adult instructing people I mean I don't know anybody that could ever have done better you got one hell of a demeanor to to do this so that your average Joe understands what you're saying keep it up Brian I hope to meet you someday peace out
Is that a cuetec
No sir I only use predator cues. Thanks for watching
so in short, no english and practice proper speed, right?
Brian is it you personally responding to the comments from us out here I was just curious cuz you just seem to listen all the time very very rarely do you have a reply you know I just curious about that
Carter I read every comment but I don’t get to respond to every comment. And I do appreciate your activity on the channel. I literally read one of your comments out loud to my family last night during dinner. But if I don’t have anything constructive to say I simply don’t have time to respond.
Hello👋🙋♂️ there..
Very interesting and helpful👌 video🎥.. Super like👌👌👌
Well explained..
I have to learn this.. I always miss these shots..
Do keep posting
Warm regards and best👍💯 wishes
The UnknownManCub 👍😎👨🏭
Thank you so much 🙂
Medium speed works best
Always cut before you bank js
I like my coffee the way I like my haters.... Roasted 🔥☕
Unfortunately people just want the misleading systems that don't work. When they hear that it takes time and work and experience on different tables they know they'll never be good.
Very true. But keep in mind that we need those people to rack for us.
I try to teach people on my teams but they always think they know everything. They never improve then get frustrated when they lose
You should know when you say the earth is round the flat earth pool players care gonna come after you LOL.
Please thank the lady for YOUR service to us.
A mathematical formula is only as good as the table it’s played on check lol
The real formula is accurate but it's very long, contains advanced math, and includes factors for speed, english, coefficients of friction (age and cleanliness of balls, wear of cloth, humidity, chalk residue), coefficients of restitution for the rails, adjustments for how close to a pocket you hit a rail, and on and on. NASA stuff. You can't use it in a game. And even computer simulations are surprisingly inaccurate.
When a system doesn't work, and angle-in doesn't equal angle-out, it's not because the table is flawed. It's because it's not a ray of light in a vacuum bouncing off a mirror.
A quality table helps because it is more consistent for learning. But if you get good only on your own table, good luck in a pool hall or bar. Hard work and years of getting a feel are the only answer.
I miss bank shots bcause im bad at them. My story. Ehhh
Side banks are my kryptonite.