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How To Make Your Pool Stroke More Accurate
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
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Thank you, Niels, for the great advice. Your drills are awesome. I can't wait to work on them.
Great video and great drill! Fedor Gorst showed me this drill and a variation that starts with this setup, but he moved both the object ball and cue ball toward the spot (toward the center of the table but still on the head/foot line) by 1 or maybe 2 balls distance. The goal was to pocket the ball without the cue ball touching a rail and no right/left spin on the cue ball. Takes a really good smooth stroke. Are you familiar with that one? I struggle with it and would love to see it demonstrated again.
Love your videos. Very easy to understand and remember when I get to the table. One question, the graphic display of the cue tip one the cue ball looks the same on the stop shot and the draw shot. The stroke also looks the same with the cue follow thru. Why is the cue ball stopping or drawing when the mechanics of the stroke and cue placement look the same?
GREAT info Niels. Thanks. Exactly what I did to 'warm up' for over a year ... but let myself believe I didn't need to anymore. I should do it again for a while.
Also helpful: I tested what DISTANCE I could put do a stop shot so that the cue ball spins in place after. It gave me a database of how much spin I could still reliably pocket balls (eliminating all the other variables) and making sure I was absolutely dialed in with my shaft's deflection. Let's you know what you "own."
Love it how he is honest about the tries of his shots. You have all these trick shot shooters that never mentions how many takes it took to finally nail the shot and pretend they had just one go at it. You da man Terminator!
Thanks Gerald!! I did 10 good long draw shots once in 15 tries but also once in 149 😄😄😄
Extremely important and appreciated!
I second that, Gerald. Also appreciate the links to related videos!
I finally had an “aha” moment with doing a consistent draw shot and a corner to corner stop shot. Can’t wait to implement this drill!
Good luck with it!! Go for it👍🏼😄
Those "aha moments" are huge for your game. I remember a few that I had myself. Game changing. Keep it up! 💪 🎱
Inspirational, thank you, I am going to work on that one task, 🎱🤟
Let me see, practice doesn't make perfect, perfect practice makes perfect play 🎱 muy intersante, I need a back to basics workshop, when is your next back to basics workshop? 🤔🤔🎱🤟
me too. the no practice drill really quiets the mind and fine tunes the stroke
Thank you for being honest about the number of tries and modifications... gives us realistic goal settings
Absolutely! Enjoy the drill and process💪😀
Bert Kinister is awesome. The passion he has for pool is amazing.
Thanks for the video.
Yeah great videos!! 👍🏼😄💪🏼
30 mins watching and following your videos worth more than 1 year self-practicing :) You're superb.
Thank you very much!! Appreciate it!!😃🙏🙏
I've been playing pool for many years and every practice session starts with setting up straight in stop shots from a couple feet to table length. I'm looking for a dead stop with no unintended side spin on the cue ball or the cue ball sliding an inch or so left or right. Then I follow and draw these straight in shots. If I miss it's a stroke issue. This drill gets my stroke and hand eye coordination in order. No quick jerk strokes. Smooth back and forward motion with my vision zeroed in on the object ball before pulling the trigger. Any beginner or lower level players reading this and watching this video, take heed. You'll never advance beyond where you are until you've mastered a straight stroke.
Nice one!!
Good drill-nice and simple.
Also, I just want to say-for those who haven’t seen your vid on bank shots-putting a little (very little) outside english on the cue ball when you have to cut the bank shot has been a revelation! Not only have my banks, even full-length banks, become much more reliable, but I’m passing it on to the people I play with (cause I like competition), and their bank game improves immediately!
Neils, you’re the MAN!
Thanks Ray!! 😄😄👍🏼👍🏼🙏🏻🙏🏻
Your a natural teacher Niels! Thank you for taking the time to help us amateur players.
You’re welcome Joseph!!
This is exactly the video I needed. I feel like I get perfectly aligned and have a straight stroke but there is a flaw somewhere because I lack consistency.
Yep, hammer away at this one and it will get super straight! 👍🏼💪🏼🙏🏻
I tell guys who struggle with draw to set this shot up 200 times
Hi Terminator, I’m your fans from Taiwan, I really like “back to the basic” videos, these are good lessons for pool players, I learn a lot from your videos and try to practice like that, Thank you !
Awesome!! Enjoy it 💪🏼👍🏼🔥😄
I’m loving the moments of honesty in these videos. It’s nice to see a world class player admit the multiple takes to get the shot they want on camera. There’s a human element here that other videos miss. Great stuff Niels!
I don’t have a full size table. I have a portable one I set up every night and can only shoot going 1 direction because of the little room I have. Still though- during the pandemic I’ve been able to improve, and I attribute that to drills like this. I practiced stop, follow, and draw shot drills over the first 6 months of lockdown almost exclusively, and it really improved my stroke.
Yeah that’s great! You can shoot from one side of the table. Straight in shots are great for your game! Good luck!!
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen It's also fun for practicing 1 pocket runouts, or a challenging 9 or 10 ball runout.
Yes for one pocket nice one!!!
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen not a 1pocket runout, but still fun. ruclips.net/video/3hbbT0RT8Jc/видео.html&ab_channel=NateTam
Been learning a lot from you. keep it up.
GREAT DRILL!
A controlled straight shot is the most important shot in pool because it's associated to every single shot. If you can't shoot straight you can't hit your target or apply "art" (draw (screw), English, etc) consistently.
Yep good point! 👍🏼👍🏼😄
Thanks for the vid, Niels! So great to have a humble pro show us some tips.
You got it! Hope you enjoy them!
Awesome. Thanks for sharing the correct way to do it. Sometimes people practice a lot, but they repeat the wrong thing over and over. It’s nice to see the right way to do it first
Thanks Eric! 😄🙏🏻👍🏼
Superb content Niels! Very professional - as always! You are the guy to look up to ;)
My man! Thanks!!! Hope
You’re well!!
I appreciate his honesty didn't try pretending like he did those shots first try.. much respect terminator, and I love these videos.. learning from one of the best is pretty awesome
Thanks Raymond! And yes I don’t want fake info out there where amateurs start believing the game should be super easy and first try in practice. Pro’s also gotta work their butts off.
This is my new favorite channel. If you’re at the level where are you can you spin I highly recommend his what to do with ball in hand video on this channel.
Thanks!!!
I've been watching and admiring your game for many years now. Even as a "foe" (Mosconi) I've always been a big fan. Thank you so much for your videos! Between you, Boyes, and Appleton, you gentlemen have been a massive help for my game. From the bottom of my heart, thank you! Keep up the great work!!
You got it Eric! Enjoy!!
This is great practice. One thing I did when I started these practice shots was starting with short shots instead of long shots right off the bat. Master the short and work your way to the corner to corner shots.
Yep
Starting shorter is great build up!
Your not just a world nine ball champion terminator.. but a world class pool teacher.. by the way i am a filipino but still practicing ur own grip ang stroke.. love it.. keep teaching..
Go for it Mouraine! Where are you playing?
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen Yeah im just an average pool player still learning skills from the professionals.. i remember way back when you against ouschan in 2014 Qatar final. It was a close match and I thought u gonna give up but your determination prevails at the end.. since then i copied your stance, grip and stroke. It suits me and improves a lot better in my game. Inspire more and share knowledge, keep teaching.. god bless terminator.!
Thanks mate! Good luck!!!
Recently I took two pool lessons from local Pro’s and we worked on techniques just like this in both classes. This video is fantastic for a refresher course of both those classes. I’m currently working on mastering these skills and getting back to the basics and fundamentals of pool. I’ll be sharing this video with my league mates for 👍
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Greetz!
Niels 😎
Hi Niels, all of your lessons are very appreciated. Thank you.
You’re welcome Jeffrey! Hope you’re enjoying them!!👍🏼😄
Best drill on the planet! If you think your level is too high for any of these variations, then you have found your issue in terms of why you are not getting to the next level. With all due respect to Burt, I’ve renamed this drill “The Punisher”, because it shows no mercy to your ego. Great video Niels!!!
Haha yep it will get you humble that’s for sure! 😄😄😄👍🏼
WOW!!!
I just found a major reason why my stroke occasionally let me down from time to time while performing this drill.
Thanks again Niels...I’m geeked!!! 😊
Go for it Ron! Can you practice?
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen lol, I’ve logged 620 hours in the last 43 days since my new 8’ Olhausen arrived. I’m now settled in to average 12 hours with my daily drills/routine.
I’m not new to the game. I started playing in 1971 but stopped playing around 2000 due to needing bifocal glasses. After my Lasik surgery, I’m now able to play decent again. Even though I’m 65 years old, I’m determined to reach APA 9.status.
With instruction such as yours, I’m sure I can achieve this with dedication and focus. Thank you!
The way he teaches and is fantastic I don't understand much of English myself, I would like to have 2 weeks of class with him
Tnx Flavio!!
Thanks for this Niels, I've been doing this drill for years now and it's great to see a top player doing it aswell. Just found your channel and it's fantastic content. Keep the videos coming. I do some of Bert's drills as they are so good for getting the correct feel for the shots and the game.
Thanks Paul! Yes he has many great drills! 👍🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Have you got a link for those Bert's drills?
Would like to have that link also. Which Bert are we talking about?😉
@@mattiagatti1200 Bert Kinister
One of the best pool tutorial/tips on youtube… excellent work Neils Feijen 👊🏼
Thank you sir! 🙏🏻😄
Thank you Niels,..I started practicing only about 05 mins...at my workplace..we have one pool table because..once the people arrived I got no chance..they also wants to use the pool table.
BTW...I felt that my stroking is much better slightly.because sometimes I miss the pocketing..I think with your advice and guidance..I will become a better pool player..one day.
Thanks once again,really appreciated. God bless 🙌 you Niels..
We want to create a weapon we can use at all times!!!🤣😂😍..great commentary niels
Exactly!! 😀💪👍
I appreciate the simplicity of your drill instruction. Thank you for the video.
You’re welcome! 🙏🏻😄🔥
Niels you are a really good tutor..i live in cebu philipines and play with some of the best players in the world ( efren .bustamante ronnie alcano etc) and what you teach is absolutely correct. Your presentation is superb. really really good..well done niels you.ll help so many people (including me) to become an even better player...i hope you have huge success with these videos you deserve it..
Tnx Bob!! Nice place to work on your game Philippines!! 😄🔥
You make it look so laughably easy. A lot of years put into that stroke. Keep up the fine work.
Thanks, will do! Lot of hours before opening hours in my early 20's working that drill 😀
Amazing stuff Niels!! Please please do a go pro POV video of you playing some racks!! It’s the best way for us to learn and see your shot selection, aiming, choice of spin and power! Your knowledge is so appreciated 🙏🏽
POV you mean go pro?
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen yes POV (point of view) kind of like this but with your skills abs commentary! ruclips.net/video/0nu7S2PaAKw/видео.html
Aha I see!!
This drill is what I use to start my session each day.....
After 2 weeks stuck on draw where I was unable excecute consistently I stuck I with it like you said and now I have been drawing 6 to 8 feet 10 out of 15 times
That’s impressive news!!! A great example 💪🏼🙏🏻🔥
Always fun to hear niels' own funny commentary on his shots....makes playing and learning more fun or less stressful 😄
Glad you’re enjoying it Jc 💪🏼😄🙏🏻
I must say, i am very impressed with you. Pool doesn't have many good examples, and I appreciate yours. Very unpretentious and encouraging. Thank you for showing us how a true champion should be.
So nice of you Ben!!! 🙏🏻 Thanks a lot, also for supporting my channel. Sharing is much appreciated 😃😃
You’re a great teacher. Keep up with the high quality vids!
Thank you!! Can you practice?
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen Yes, but not as much as I’d like to. Hopefully, I can shoot some more soon!!
Like your video. Me & my son working our stroke for a couple of weeks now. He improved tremendously.👍👍👍
Nice!!!
Shot #3 was my warm up I would use before playing in a competition. It let me know if my stroke was on, or not, and what was needed to be adjusted if it was off. You can't make that shot unless your stroke is pretty much dead on, and perfectly straight. It's a good warm up and practice routine, especially when you don't have a great deal of time to get in stroke before a match.
Yep good point Doug 👍🏼👍🏼😄
In 2001I was working at master billiards in NY,you won the big apple tournament in NY, you signed a rack of balls used in that tournament and you were my inspiration to keep playing, now watching your videos make me feel like keep playing and train. THANK YOU SO MUCH TERMINATOR..!!! 🤖
Ohh wow!! 😊😊😊 That's a nice memory. Thanks for sharing! Was a great tournament 💪🏻 Happy to have inspired you 😎👌🔥
Apart from anything else I love the fact that Niels DROPS HIS ELBOW. This makes a refreshing change from all the doom and gloom "Drop your elbow and die" merchants.
going to start doing this drill--thank you niels you are a tremendous player and one of the best teachers out there!!
Thanks!! Table at home?
Sending love from Kingston Jamaica Niels... Those into strokes were so smooth wow.... BTW you did well on the predator tour was rooting for you man loved that full table jump on the two
Yeah had a blast! Thank you!!!🙏🏻😄
I am late to these lessons but they are timeless so it will always work. Great teaching!
I have been looking for actual good youtube videos for improving pool. This channel is one of the best! Thanks Niels for making these videos
3:34. What a beauty! I strive for a good stop shot that stops dead without any side spin on the cue and it's not an easy thing to do.
thanks Neil! ..you deserved to be followed and reccomended!
As always high quality content!
Just came back from a session pulling off this drill before getting into equal offense stage 4 :)!
Thank you Niels!
You’re welcome!! Equal offense stage 4?
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen
It is a straight pool training game. You rack 15 balls and break them. Every level must be achieved 2 times to move up a level.
Level 1: Beginner - At this level you begin with cue-ball in hand anywhere on the table and you get three misses before your inning is over. After each miss, you start with ball-in-hand anywhere on the table. Your object is to try and pocket all fifteen balls before your third miss. If after 10 racks you average a total score of 120 (4 balls per miss), you can move to Level 2.
Level 2: Intermediate - Here you begin with cue-ball in hand anywhere on the table and get two misses before your inning is over. Now, your object is to pocket all fifteen balls before your second miss. If after 10 racks you average a total score of 120 (6 balls per miss), you can move to Level 3.
Level 3: Advanced - As in previous levels, you begin with cue-ball in hand anywhere on the table, but only get one miss before your inning is over. If you miss anytime as you attempt to pocket all 15 balls, your inning is over. If after 10 racks you average a total score of 120 (12 balls per miss), you can graduate to Level 4.
Level 4: Professional - At this level you begin with ball-in-hand in the kitchen after the break. Like level 3, you only get one miss, but this time your goal is to pocket 20 balls in a row. You might initially be confused as to how you can pocket 20 balls with only 15 on the table. At the professional level, you play through the rack as you would in the game 14.1 Continuous. In other words, after pocketing 14 balls and leaving your cue-ball in such a position that when the 14 balls are re-racked, you can easily pocket the 15th ball and on the same stroke break the rack to continue pocketing balls. If after 10 innings you average a total score of 170 or better, you should be on the tour.
Note: For all levels, a foul counts as a miss, and if you miss or foul at the same time you pocket a ball, that ball doesn't count towards your score. The ball is respotted.
Excellent teaching video. Thanks Terminator!!
Tnx Tom!👍🏼🙏🏻😄
Hey niels... This is apex and shanii that has always been commenting on your channel this is my new channel now.... Because of you I am not focus and confident in training and also replicating everything you do .. posted my first vid today and all thanks to you for the success of the excecution of the shots
I hope you mean “now focus” and not “not focus” 😄🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏼🔥💪🏼
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen lol 😂 this auto correct on my focus but yes I mean now focus
Hahaha thought so 😄😄👍🏼👍🏼
I watch this video again from time to time just to see the first 30 seconds. That's an awesome display of straight controlled shooting. I can do that too but only in the SIDE pockets. 😄
Neils might be the best technical player in the world
Thanks Ty! 👍🏼🙏🏻🔥😄
First time to watch your channel. I do appreciate and value your different and meaningful teaching style. Thanks a lot for taking the time to share your expertise.
Tnx Juan!!
U r a great player and a very honest guy also....
Thank you for this video Niels! I used to choke on straight shots and they were always during league plays (APA). I followed your teachings to a tee and in a week (about 100+ shots per session) I was able to consistently pocket it and stop the cue ball with no wiggle or excess movement. This also helped my accuracy in cut shots and elevated my game to a whole new level. The only downside was that since I won a lot of games and my PA (points allowed) and PPM (points per match) rose they raised me 2 ranks in 2 months so from a 3 I became a 5! I'm enjoying the challenge against new and better opponents though so thanks again!!!
Good to hear Alvin!! 😀👊Glad you like the tips and super that it paid off that well. Nice job!! Keep up the good work and enjoy the videos.
When one of the best pool players ever say "if i can do it you can too" tell me about humbleness..
Thank you for your tips and suggestions. You're a pretty good educator. 👍🏻
I appreciate that! Tnx!😀
To me a very good and encouraging lesson. After a frustrating day at the pool table this is what an average player like me needs hear to get focused again and gaining back some more confidence in the training and tournaments. Thumb up!
Glad it was helpful! Stick with it! 💪😀
Kudos to you for giving Bert Kennister a shout out.Most of the younger players never heard of B.K.
No problem! The Mighty X is designed by him 💪
Amazing content Niels. Such a pure shooter thank you for sharing!
You’re welcome!!👍🏼👍🏼😄
I really appreciate your honesty on how many times it took you.
Tnx Derek! No worries 🙏🏻😄
This was brilliant, I'm a big fan and so glad I found you on RUclips! I'v just got a table at home after not playing for 15 years and I was quite good (back then!)
You have my sub mate, all the best from 🇬🇧 🏴 👍
Welcome aboard! Thanks for supporting my channel 💪💪
Appreciate you sharing Niels. 🔥.
You got it! Hope you can practice somewhere!😄👍🏼
Great video love these drills. 🎱
Edit: I love that you tell everyone how many tries it took for the drills. Pool is one of the hardest games in the world in my opinion.
Thanks Joe! Yep no shame in taking a few tries on these tough shots 😄😄👍🏼
Thank you so much for doing these videos. The drills are very simplistic and don't take much time to setup. The Few seconds to setup and get rolling is so awesome, allowing you to do this drill for 10 minutes or an hour and feel like you accomplished something towards bettering your performance skills. P.S. Do a break video, for 8, 9, and 10 ball. Would like to know how you approach the most important shot in the game.
Thanks mike!! It’s on the list 😄👍🏼
Thanks Neils. I struggle with these shots so much. I’m going to start this drill tomorrow.
Awesome! Let us know how it goes👍🏼👍🏼
You are not only a good player of the sport, you are also a great teacher of it
Thanks!! Hope it helps your game!
One of the best advices. Super content. Thank you Niels
You’re welcome! Enjoy!!😄
Your efficient skills and speech give me a huge motivation and more passion for the game, thank you so much
Thats is the ultimate drill to improve you stroke, also too get the best results don't play pool for a while just work on this drill, and chart your progress.Thanks Neil
It’s a good one! Enjoy the process!!
If you are a novice, do the drill aiming to the side pocket from the side, then to the corner from the opposite side pocket. What matters is the distance in diamonds and how clean, without spin it follows, stops or draws.
Even the cloth can make a huge difference...
Feel free to check out this video. Quite interesting knowledge!! 😉ruclips.net/video/w4YHMV4hs8I/видео.html
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen I've seen the video and it's great. I've been thinking how to test an unknown pool table for different cloth conditions, including cushions, because I don't own my own table, and during a week I play on a couple different tables. That three rail kick from corner pocket to corner pocket on the same short side is a good one.
Thanks!! 😃
Your videos are excellent I have learn so much from them. Thank you Clifton derrick
You are very welcome!! 😃 Thanks for the compliment Clifton, happy you like my channel 👍👍
i can atest to the words of encouragement that niels spoke at the end. i felt many times of stopping especially when drawing but in all honestly i had some good results which kept me motivated. thanks niels
You’re welcome!!
Your video on stance really helped, Niels.
After the year out due to lockdown, I had forgotten so much of what I had learned before (I was really getting somewhere, playing for three teams in snooker and pool leagues and my break building was getting there too - 52!) but on returning to the baize it's felt like starting all over again - aaarrgghh!
It's a hard game.....
The importance of stance cannot be overstated.
Yep I agree. Standing balanced and feeling good about it is a great first step! 😀
Pool players here in the Philippines is still unique when it comes to stroking.. We have this semi loose grip on the base of the stick Everytime we make a stroke for a shot..
Yeps! Super loose flex grip 😄👍🏼🔥
Really enjoy your videos, they have helped me a lot.
Thank you so much Robert!! Finally found out how to find this super thanks section 😅🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for your knowledge about this drill. Amazing 😍
Glad it was helpful! Perhaps you will also find my other stroke videos useful, Marcus 🔥
You can find the playlist right here:
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i was actually doing this drill for the pass three weeks where each week i did a stop folllow and draw. i realize i was very inconsistent with my draw from distant. i realize i had a lot of errors in my stroke thanks niels for encouraging me to continue doing this drill that i didnt know was really powerful
It’s strong! Just stick with it and build it up!!💪🏼💪🏼😄
thank you for the honesty and more importantly thank you for making these great videos. I know it's a bunch of work. But you are making a difference for many players games.
Awesome Niels 👍🏻, perfect timing!
I just posted a RUclips video that is lame compared to yours (lol) on what I felt was the single best stroke drill for developing an accurate stroke.
My friend is new to the game and just got his new table so I made my short video clip for him. I’m now going to forward your drill also as yours is much better covering this topic.
Your latest video is great. I really like your approach to helping us become better pool players. I’m sure my friend will appreciate this drill even more.
Myself, when I started performing it, it revealed my flaws right away. I was able to successfully recognize then correct them rather quickly.
This is the best stroke drill (hands down) imo, your video will help many a player develop a solid stroke.
Thank you Niels!
You’re welcome and good luck!!!😄👍🏼💪🏼🔥
Thanks Niels. You are a great teacher. The best!
Thanks Joseph!!🙏🏻😄
Thank you for the awesome training course! A pleasure watching your tournaments 🤙🤙
Thanks! 🔥👍🏼👍🏼😄
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen Sorry to bother you, but was wondering what you did to overcome your tennis elbow injury? Also, if I may be so bold.... If I were to send you a cue ball would you be so kind as to sign it for me? Thank you for your time 🤙🤙
The injury was a nightmare because of bad physio. I had to start from scratch and do small exercises for weeks. If you work with a physio, make sure they work with top athletes!
For the cue ball please send me a pm on fb 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen Thank you so much!
I'm getting a nice "X" worn into my cloth!
Love this drill!
I finally went 16 for 16 last night with the stop shots! If I stop acting like "Slacker Niels" lol and practice more, I may be nailing all the draw and follow shots soon too. Thanks again.
Wow 16 for 16 pure stop shots is strong!
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen Thanks! I've been taking a rack and doing the drill for a while. Adding 1ball to the end with 7 balls to get 16.
Thanks again for posting.
Maybe I'll get my old Bert Kinister VHS tapes out soon! Great stuff!
Bedankt voor de filmpjes Niels. Super leerzaam en goed uitgelegd.
Jammer dat we het nu niet in de praktijk kunnen brengen.
Was leuk om je weer in actie te zien afgelopen week.
Keep up the good work 😃
Aan die keukentafel trainen! 😄👍🏼💪🏼🙏🏻
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen inderdaad net even gedaan. 😃👌
Thank you for your knowledge ! 👏🏼
What’s up buddy 🤓👍. Great stuff here.
Thanks! I enjoy all of your content.
I wanted to post the thanks on this video because working on the "Mighty X" has helped me tremendously! I don't have the time atm but when I do, I will definitely purchase the mental course.
At least now I'm not a freeloader lol.
Thanks for all you do!
Thank you so much Seamus!! How is the arm now? Better? 😃💪🔥
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen Doing great. I won my first local tournament about a couple months ago. Getting some good practice in during the winter months.
Thank you very much "the terminator" for the autograph. I watch your videos everyday especially this Playlist.
RUclips is showing me year old videos today. I’ve been doing this drill, it’s a real game changer.
Good to hear Jason!! Enjoy your practice 👊👊
If you want to get more consistent, hear is how you do it, immediate feedback.
Great video.
Appreciate it my man! 👍 Please feel free to share it
Wow! Looked smooth as butter. Excellent video 😊
Great drill that I will incorporate into my practice sessions Niels. Thanks for the great series and knowledge!
You’re welcome!! Enjoy! 😄👍🏼🔥
Loving this series. Awesome tips from a legend. Go team terminator 😎😎😎
Best drill I've seen (I do these shots often but never in a good designed order. Love it. Good WORK . I'm a feel player, so drills annoy me, but these are great stroke testers!
Haha yes I understand! But you need that good foundation so then you can let it loose even more and feel yourself to the next level 💪🏼💪🏼🔥😄👍🏼
Love you Niels feijen👍👍. From. Indonesia
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Your Vids are the BEST... Keep them coming!
Tnx Robin!! New one today! 😄👍🏼
the no pre strokes really works. thanks
You got it!!! Glad you like the exercise 😃😃
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen thinking about it, it’s like shooting a gun in the range. You don’t move, minimize little extra movements and slowly squeeze the trigger. Lol. Now i all shoot without pre-stroke. It improves my shots dramatically overnight. Thank you so much.
You got it!! Enjoy the process 😃👍👍
When you said viewing the pool cue as a weapon, something changed in me lol. Great stuff terminator! Thanks
😄😄nice one!
Hello! Friend. Amazing Pool tutorial. 🎱 A great share. Big like. 👍🏼. 😊💙
Great video Neils! Very helpful! Keep the videos coming! Thank you!
You got to Jeb! Tnx🙏🏻👍🏼😄