Thanks for watching!! Here are some related videos that might be interesting for you: - How To Make Your Pool Stroke More Accurate: ruclips.net/video/twHN2c72GrU/видео.html - Techniques to play pool like a pro: Stance ruclips.net/video/OXDnmOOC1dg/видео.html - Back to the Basics : ruclips.net/p/PLzjzZn8Miek1gDQaNlkuB32AHRdwGZwJw
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen I was actually wondering how he did you that... I was saying since he is resting on day 3 if he is working.... Lol niels you are playing well... Have two more of your matches to watch later....
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen I saw your pants during your matches. Looks like you just came back from fishing with Shane! LMFAO...great shooting and thx for the tips tho!
It’s rare that you see pool instructional videos recognize that this game isn’t one size fits all. Most of them don’t touch on variable techniques and this is refreshing, as it directly tackles this and mentions how everyone does it differently, but helpful to have certain elements. Great vid Niels.
Bro, this is a crazy! I can't thank you enough! After nearly 20 years of not playing pool which was my only hobby and my level 20 years back as a very casual player was very good as per our standard and understanding of pool. Recently I started playing pool with passion but I found that to enjoy playing pool with the current standard I need to work hard to improve my performance as the level of the players nowadays is scary even within the casual players. I watched dozen of videos on RUclips and I must say I learnt something from each video and I'm very thankful to the channel owners for the effort they put to share their experience in pool in public to help people to improve their perofrmance in pool. I bought a very good CF shaft and started playing with passion, changed the cue tip 4 times in very short period, however I found myself cannot improve anything, and it looks I even forgot how to lay down on the table (which is somehow true) as I feel like I am laying on the table blindly and missing very easy shots. I was sure that I can do better or at least to have same performance I have 20 years ago, but there was something is missing but I wasn't aware about it. Honestly speaking, I watched this video before but not paying enough attention to the contents. Today I watched this video again with high attention and I stopped the video several times to take screen shot of each shot. Bro, I went to the pool club without a plan to apply what I saw in your video but your impact is beyond my plan, when I reach the pool club I remember everything I saw in this video and applied it on the table. I found big improvement in my stroke in term of feeling when I hit the CB, accuracy of my shots as I was able to pocket the ball much better than before and also I noticed that my speed control is better. I must admit that this video caused a massive impact on my performance especially these moments 03:24 + 08:37 Again and again and forever, thank you so much for your effort in sharing this valuable contents with others and sorry for my long comment 🙏🏻
I’ve started playing again after a 40 year hiatus. Invested in a Pechauer cue and searched you tube for help. Your videos are clearly the best for me. Simple instructions, concise and effective. Really builds my confidence and belief that I can really improve my skill. Thank you Niels.
Great to hear! Thanks a lot for your support 😃😃 I've just launched a PATREON program! Maybe that's something interesting for you? 😃😃 You can choose between different memberships including cool and unique things like: Personal Player Reviews ✅ Personal Training Plans ✅ Mental Training Courses ✅ VIP access to videos ✅ LIVE Q&A sessions ✅ LIVE Zoom talks at the pool table ✅ And much more! Check it out right here: www.patreon.com/terminatortips/membership
Thanks Mr. Feijen... It's nice to see a pro teaching that dropping the elbow is useful. It's a part of my natural stroke, even on softer shots. I also break my wrist when I putt. I do what works for me.
I've always advocated for players to play how they are comfy as long as you deliver the cue straight... I tried changing up everything to be a by the books player and it really hurt my game as soon as I started to play how I felt comfy again my game went thru the roof
@@shanemccarthy7282 I agree with you Shane, but I also try to be open minded to changing things for the sake of improvement. That being said, I do things that the book would say is wrong. I don't have a "pendulum stroke" for example, because it takes all the feel out of my shots. I'd say I have an Earl Strickland type of stroke, in terms of mechanics anyway. I grip the cue tighter than most as well. I've also made some stroke changes recently while adjusting to a new Cuetec Cynergy that were beneficial. But you're right, there are things that I do "wrong" that are unique and necessary for my personal stroke.
At the eleven minute mark till about the 12:30 minute mark this is the best secretin play pool. I started doing what he said and on a 5 foot shot I was drawing the cue back 5 feet.
Hi Steve! Glad the exercise is helping you out 😃 I have made a whole playlist with ways to train your stroke.🌪️🌪️ You can check it out here: ruclips.net/p/PLzjzZn8Miek3t1cG8LHK2kg5ffpq0BAn9
This is just an excellent lesson. Helped my pool game almost immediately. Especially use the pre-strokes for speed. You're the best. Can't thank you enough.
Thanks for the nice feedback!! Happy to read my videos are helping you out 😊😊 Did you know I've launched a PATREON page? Might be interesting for you ;) Feel free to check out the cool options right here: www.patreon.com/terminatortips
Your teaching is so honest, simple and yet educated. I am loving your instructions. You are not just a pure shooter but also a thinker which translates into very understandable teaching.
I have to watch your video 2 or 3x so as not miss any good points that you said. Now I have an idea how to make different strokes by using the ribs as a reference point. I always ask myself how could they make a cue ball run 2,3,4 rails with no effort and you gave me the answer. Thank you.
You are a beyond excellent communicator… clear, concise and complete with a very engaging verbal style!!!!.. thank you so much for sharing your expertise
I use a snooker stroke but you have inspired me to finally try out the longer follow through/elbow drop on power draws because my full table draws always have to be struck so hard to get any great distance. Thank you for the insight. I'll try it in my drills tomorrow.
The best part is feeling yourself get better over a few back to back sessions. Like from the beginning of the week to the end. Its 99 percent practice at the end of the day Id say. Tough game, but fun as hell.
This video was a big help. My stroke has been erratic lately because I haven't been playing as much as before. Focusing on the length of the back swing and the follow through, getting back to basics, really made a difference last night in league. A side bonus: focusing on my stroke also kept me from jumping up. Great video, Niels. Thank you.
I can honestly say you're videos have been helping me over the past few weeks. I've been playing about 8 hours a day and focusing a lot on your technique. Thanks!
@@ThatGuyTy1221 WOW! That's one helluva deal! I had something similar here. A local poolhall chain offered free table time with an hourly drink purchase, but only on Sundays.
Great lesson on speed control, not stroke necessarily. I’m an amateur who’s done 3 packs but stroke mechanics hold me back. There was no knew info in this vid to me to be honest but I feel like I’m missing major key info when it comes to stroke mechanics. I’ve taken lessons from world champs and all of them don’t even seem to be aware of their mechanics in a great detail. It’s all feel. Looking forward to your next stroke accuracy video.
what!? you have been exposing this kind of strokes.!, that stokes are one of the secrets of an advanced players (good/great players)., you're so unselfish Champ! Long Live Champ.. Thanks
Once again a video just filled with common sense. I took a lesson with a SPF teacher and the concept just never made any sense to me. The stroke is dependent on the shot. It is what Jay Sawnson told me many years ago and great to hear it confirmed by another elite player.
Than you so much sir when you said about the pause before pulling trigger that really brought me back to when I shot at a high level I always naturally aimed just like that thank you so much for reminding me I was out of pool for 5yrs and I've been play like shit again I want to thank you
Good to know the pull the cue all way back ,this also got in a long draw shot . The way I’d tried all strokes that you showed in the video just mindblow . Tks for very good video hope you all the best
Thanks a lot!!! I appreciate your support of my channel and it's good to hear you like the videos. Feel free to check out there other videos with a lot of great ways to build up your stroke: ruclips.net/p/PLzjzZn8Miek3t1cG8LHK2kg5ffpq0BAn9
these lessons are gold--ive been playing poorly to my standards and this gets me back to fundamentals--especially the pause and bringing the tip back to the fingers--good stuff Niels---you are a great teacher!!
The thing that has really helped me recently is moving the cue more "slowly and deliberately" THROUGH the cue ball. I realized I was "striking" or "hitting" the cue ball with the cue and that was adversely affecting the straightness of my stroke. On short and medium shots you can actually move the cue quite slowly and achieve a good accurate hit. As I watch Neils, he is actually moving the cue smoothly THROUGH the cue ball even on hard shots. When I got this into my mind and stopped "hitting" at the cue ball, my accuracy immediately went way up. Now I work on grooving it. I work on my stroke every day; I have to, or otherwise, it starts to break down. I grooved a very bad stroke when I was younger, and it's still "in there" and ready to come out if I get tired, lazy, or careless.
One of the better explanations on the stroke, follow-through, and varying draw-back lengths I've seen on RUclips. Very instructional @Niels The Terminator Feijen, thank you. I will be sharing this with my son. This will help him tremendously, as you explain much better than I can.
This was very helpful. I only watched one of Niels' videos before this. In that video, with the cue ball and object ball on both spots, he was pocketing the object ball and getting the cue ball back behind the center line 10 times in a row. Well, when I went out to the Pool Table Shed to try it myself, I could not do it even ONCE. So I just figured Niels' videos were too advanced for me. But this is what I'm working on right now and I think this video will be helpful to me when I go try these ideas for myself. It's very impressive to be able to get a lesson from such a top-level pro! Many teachers are better teachers than players, which is okay, but not the case here. UPDATE: I tried this, and it really helped! I discovered I had been using sort of a weak "Stroke 3" for all my shots--meaning I was stroking too long for short shots but not strongly enough for long shots. Thanks Niels!
I just watched this and realized something really critical - I adopted a traditional snooker stroke after being inspired by snooker, but I noticed that my spin shots don't work as well. When you said pool balls are heavier and more of the upper arm needs to be incorporated in the pool stroke, it finally clicked. Thanks Niels!
Hey Niels writing to you from Chicago. Been playing for 30 years. Remember watching you play Marco Marquez at Chris's billiards 15 years ago and beating him. Anyway, great instructional videos. Your comparisons to golf, baseball and other sports are spot on. Also your attention to detail is unparalleled. Keep up the great work.
Did have a question. You compared the height of a snooker table to that of a pool table. You said you flex your knees slightly more on a pool table because it is lower. Do you think there is an ideal height for a pool player, and if so what is it? Too short and you have trouble reaching shots, too tall and you need to fold up like a pretzel. Any thoughts on this?
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Bravo! Excellent explanation. I never knew with the short and medium to use more wrist action and not follow all the way through. Other instructors keep telling me to follow every shot to the middle of my chest. And the bended wrist with the hard shots, I never knew that. Now I see the light. My game has improved alot ever since I discovered your channel. You deserve more subscribers. Thanks alot.. keep them coming.
Thanks a lot!!! Really appreciate it 🙏 The complete playlist "Back To The Basics" is really a great and important workout, not only for beginners but for all of us to remember some crucial fundamentals 💪😃😃 ruclips.net/p/PLzjzZn8Miek1gDQaNlkuB32AHRdwGZwJw
Niels, this is by far the strongest instructional video I've ever seen. You seem really comfortable and the content flows. I've always said you had OCD like mechanics lol because you're so disciplined. I'm really glad to see you doing these videos and I hope people realize the value the are getting here
It's called Speed control for a reason. So it means how fast or slow your cue tip delivery is to the cue ball. Cue ball to object ball impact also plays a major factor in speed of cue ball after contact. You can actually have the same length bridge hand but use different length follow-throughs along with different ranges of velocity with minimal muscle energy used.
Glad you liked it @devonshire56!! Thanks for watching and supporting my channel 😃 Please feel free to check out these other videos: 💠 ruclips.net/video/twHN2c72GrU/видео.html 💠 ruclips.net/video/HWTL7cHKHqE/видео.html 💠 ruclips.net/video/OLbDsc9xjtM/видео.html Greetz, Niels!!
Niels - THANK YOU! I’ve been putting the learnings from this lesson into practice for 3 weeks, and it has made a step change improvement in my game! I’ve played on and off for over 40 years and I never realized until this video that I had the same backswing for nearly every shot, and I just varied the stroke speed, with pretty much the same follow through. I somehow learned that way and repeated it thousands of times so it was burned into muscle memory. 3 weeks of using the stroke tips in this video have given me a clearly better, smoother, more natural and accurate stroke. Next, I’ll move on to the accuracy drills in your next video to really hone that element. Your teaching style is fantastic and going back to the basics is working wonders for me - thanks again Niels! Mike.
Congrats niels for landing in the winners group... Just watch the finals very clinical excecution.... I made the COME ON !!!! Sound before you did... I am so proud of my YT coach....
While these stroke techniques are super valuable, I’d like to share what I, additionally, have learned from this video. “How to be a pro” versus “A good player”. Hearing Niels “think” and seeing how he breaks down, what seems to be a very simple action into many different parts and motions. All able to be manipulated to produce different or more effective results explains two things. 1) Why pool is so challenging and 2) how to take your game to the next level. Niels is showing us that there are subtleties to the game that make the difference between a 60 degree cut angle and a 30 degree cut angle. Or... a 6 foot shot and a 3 foot shot (sorry Niels... meters) :) Another great video... and keep on grinding on CLP!!!
Great advice Niels. Getting more out of the cue without having to hit it harder is really an essential skill. A larger stroke gives that action while still keeping the cue under control.
Niels my game has improved so much. Simonis 860 Blue and Aramith Balls in last 2 months really made it a better/different game. Been trying a little hear and there to improve straight pool... You, Alex, Segal ECT... Seems when I practice straight pool for a few hours I have a tentency to get a little sloppy as opposed to 9 ball or simular games. I spend/stress out over key ball and break ball way to much. Anyway just a observation. You don't have to respond. I think straight pool is a monster all of its own. And if I keep doing fundementals correctly I think it will just show up more and more. Thanks
This was very helpful man... Thanks a lot Terminator. Sometimes i miss very obvious shots and get very frustrated.... But i am holding onto it... Send me wishes.
Love this video - trying to rebuild the stroke and these videos are gold. The reference of the tip back to the thumb/hands and that wrist flex past the ribs were amazing references. Great stuff!
The information in this video is really great! I've noticed even a couple snooker pros use the extended follow through on some shots. Guys like Ronnie and Stephen Lee. Thanks, Niels!
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen I’ve been focusing on your drills and the mental aspect for the game and have made significant strides. My weakness is the power draw so your drill on improving your stroke is one of my favorites in mastering this stroke. I mentioned you in one of my RUclips videos recommending your drill. Thanks for all the great training drills Niels! 😊
Niels, Im a big fan of you! You're one of my favorite pool player. Please do consistently upload videos and I will surely watch every video that you make! Comeback strong on CLP's group 4!
Great lesson, Mr. Terminator Sir! New Sub. Edit: After watching a couple of these stroke videos I went over to my friend's house and torched him 7 sets to zip. Guess I'm going to lose my big spot. hahahaha
Thanks for watching!!
Here are some related videos that might be interesting for you:
- How To Make Your Pool Stroke More Accurate: ruclips.net/video/twHN2c72GrU/видео.html
- Techniques to play pool like a pro: Stance ruclips.net/video/OXDnmOOC1dg/видео.html
- Back to the Basics : ruclips.net/p/PLzjzZn8Miek1gDQaNlkuB32AHRdwGZwJw
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That's what I call real multi tasking. Publishing videos and even answering comments while playing a tournament 😄
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Hahaha you know how it works champ. I planned ahead so I pre posted it right before I left for England 😜🚀💪🏼
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen I was actually wondering how he did you that... I was saying since he is resting on day 3 if he is working.... Lol niels you are playing well... Have two more of your matches to watch later....
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen I saw your pants during your matches. Looks like you just came back from fishing with Shane! LMFAO...great shooting and thx for the tips tho!
Go for it!!
It’s rare that you see pool instructional videos recognize that this game isn’t one size fits all.
Most of them don’t touch on variable techniques and this is refreshing, as it directly tackles this and mentions how everyone does it differently, but helpful to have certain elements.
Great vid Niels.
Thanks Nate!! 👍🏼👍🏼💪🏼😄
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Bro, this is a crazy!
I can't thank you enough!
After nearly 20 years of not playing pool which was my only hobby and my level 20 years back as a very casual player was very good as per our standard and understanding of pool. Recently I started playing pool with passion but I found that to enjoy playing pool with the current standard I need to work hard to improve my performance as the level of the players nowadays is scary even within the casual players.
I watched dozen of videos on RUclips and I must say I learnt something from each video and I'm very thankful to the channel owners for the effort they put to share their experience in pool in public to help people to improve their perofrmance in pool.
I bought a very good CF shaft and started playing with passion, changed the cue tip 4 times in very short period, however I found myself cannot improve anything, and it looks I even forgot how to lay down on the table (which is somehow true) as I feel like I am laying on the table blindly and missing very easy shots.
I was sure that I can do better or at least to have same performance I have 20 years ago, but there was something is missing but I wasn't aware about it.
Honestly speaking, I watched this video before but not paying enough attention to the contents. Today I watched this video again with high attention and I stopped the video several times to take screen shot of each shot.
Bro, I went to the pool club without a plan to apply what I saw in your video but your impact is beyond my plan, when I reach the pool club I remember everything I saw in this video and applied it on the table.
I found big improvement in my stroke in term of feeling when I hit the CB, accuracy of my shots as I was able to pocket the ball much better than before and also I noticed that my speed control is better.
I must admit that this video caused a massive impact on my performance especially these moments 03:24 + 08:37
Again and again and forever, thank you so much for your effort in sharing this valuable contents with others and sorry for my long comment 🙏🏻
I’ve started playing again after a 40 year hiatus. Invested in a Pechauer cue and searched you tube for help. Your videos are clearly the best for me. Simple instructions, concise and effective. Really builds my confidence and belief that I can really improve my skill. Thank you Niels.
Great to hear! Thanks a lot for your support 😃😃
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Finally got my 9 foot table set up. I’m going through all my basics with your drills. Thanks so much! I don’t want to be the worst on my team anymore.
This is brilliant. Talking about letting the peace happening prior to pulling the trigger.
Tnx John! 😄🙏🏻👍🏼
Thanks Mr. Feijen... It's nice to see a pro teaching that dropping the elbow is useful. It's a part of my natural stroke, even on softer shots. I also break my wrist when I putt. I do what works for me.
Ok nice! Keep it up 👍🏼😄💪🏼🔥
I've always advocated for players to play how they are comfy as long as you deliver the cue straight... I tried changing up everything to be a by the books player and it really hurt my game as soon as I started to play how I felt comfy again my game went thru the roof
@@shanemccarthy7282 I agree with you Shane, but I also try to be open minded to changing things for the sake of improvement. That being said, I do things that the book would say is wrong. I don't have a "pendulum stroke" for example, because it takes all the feel out of my shots. I'd say I have an Earl Strickland type of stroke, in terms of mechanics anyway. I grip the cue tighter than most as well. I've also made some stroke changes recently while adjusting to a new Cuetec Cynergy that were beneficial. But you're right, there are things that I do "wrong" that are unique and necessary for my personal stroke.
Yep everybody is unique. Key thing is accuracy and action. If you have those things, that’s the most important
I love you explanation of the stroke length, It's something I've struggled intermittently.
Thanks Carlos! Glad it helps!
At the eleven minute mark till about the 12:30 minute mark this is the best secretin play pool. I started doing what he said and on a 5 foot shot I was drawing the cue back 5 feet.
Hi Steve!
Glad the exercise is helping you out 😃
I have made a whole playlist with ways to train your stroke.🌪️🌪️
You can check it out here:
ruclips.net/p/PLzjzZn8Miek3t1cG8LHK2kg5ffpq0BAn9
This is just an excellent lesson. Helped my pool game almost immediately. Especially use the pre-strokes for speed. You're the best. Can't thank you enough.
Thanks for the nice feedback!! Happy to read my videos are helping you out 😊😊
Did you know I've launched a PATREON page? Might be interesting for you ;) Feel free to check out the cool options right here:
www.patreon.com/terminatortips
Your teaching is so honest, simple and yet educated. I am loving your instructions. You are not just a pure shooter but also a thinker which translates into very understandable teaching.
Niels, I must say, your videos are better than any others I've seen. You deliver the content very well. Thank you!
Thanks Antonio! Please share 🙏🏻😄👍🏼
I have to watch your video 2 or 3x so as not miss any good points that you said. Now I have an idea how to make different strokes by using the ribs as a reference point. I always ask myself how could they make a cue ball run 2,3,4 rails with no effort and you gave me the answer. Thank you.
Enjoy Chamuel! 😄👍🏼💪🏼🔥
Best explanation on the stroke, and the various forms of it, I’ve seen online! And I’ve seen a lot by now... 😀 Thanks a bunch, this helps me improve.
You got it Gustaf! Glad you liked it!
You are a beyond excellent communicator… clear, concise and complete with a very engaging verbal style!!!!.. thank you so much for sharing your expertise
Absolutely love your instructional ability. Thank you. Watching your videos had truly improved my game.
Great to hear John! Enjoy it 😄😄
I have improved my game immensely by watching your videos. Thanks a lot. I owe you
I use a snooker stroke but you have inspired me to finally try out the longer follow through/elbow drop on power draws because my full table draws always have to be struck so hard to get any great distance. Thank you for the insight. I'll try it in my drills tomorrow.
Cool! Glad it helps!! 😄👍🏼👍🏼
Best instructional videos I’ve seen yet, thanks!
Appreciate it 🙏🏻👍🏼😄
The best part is feeling yourself get better over a few back to back sessions. Like from the beginning of the week to the end. Its 99 percent practice at the end of the day Id say. Tough game, but fun as hell.
This video was a big help. My stroke has been erratic lately because I haven't been playing as much as before. Focusing on the length of the back swing and the follow through, getting back to basics, really made a difference last night in league. A side bonus: focusing on my stroke also kept me from jumping up. Great video, Niels. Thank you.
I can honestly say you're videos have been helping me over the past few weeks. I've been playing about 8 hours a day and focusing a lot on your technique. Thanks!
Awesome!! Do you have a table in the house?
No but I live 5 minutes from a local pool hall with Diamonds and a great deal to play anytime for only $25 a month 😂😅
@@ThatGuyTy1221 WOW! That's one helluva deal! I had something similar here. A local poolhall chain offered free table time with an hourly drink purchase, but only on Sundays.
@@antoniog9814 Honestly can not beat it! Did I mention free refills on soda? I might be there more than I am home 😂
@@ThatGuyTy1221 Get a sleeping bag and sleep under a table, lol
Great lesson on speed control, not stroke necessarily. I’m an amateur who’s done 3 packs but stroke mechanics hold me back. There was no knew info in this vid to me to be honest but I feel like I’m missing major key info when it comes to stroke mechanics. I’ve taken lessons from world champs and all of them don’t even seem to be aware of their mechanics in a great detail. It’s all feel. Looking forward to your next stroke accuracy video.
Stay tuned 💪🏼😄👍🏼
Seriously enjoy these ... Always something to inject to my game...
Thanks Aaron! Enjoy it! :)
what!? you have been exposing this kind of strokes.!, that stokes are one of the secrets of an advanced players (good/great players)., you're so unselfish Champ! Long Live Champ.. Thanks
Hahaha nice one! 😂🙏🏻👍🏼
Once again a video just filled with common sense. I took a lesson with a SPF teacher and the concept just never made any sense to me. The stroke is dependent on the shot. It is what Jay Sawnson told me many years ago and great to hear it confirmed by another elite player.
Cheers Johnny 👍🏼🙏🏻😄
Than you so much sir when you said about the pause before pulling trigger that really brought me back to when I shot at a high level I always naturally aimed just like that thank you so much for reminding me I was out of pool for 5yrs and I've been play like shit again I want to thank you
You’re welcome!! 💪🏼👍🏼😄
我是台灣人，我經常看你的影片。非常感謝你的教學，並且你有中文繁體字幕。這是我一直可以觀看下去。
ようこそ、私の RUclips チャンネルをサポートしていただきありがとうございます
Good to know the pull the cue all way back ,this also got in a long draw shot . The way I’d tried all strokes that you showed in the video just mindblow . Tks for very good video hope you all the best
Thanks a lot!!! I appreciate your support of my channel and it's good to hear you like the videos. Feel free to check out there other videos with a lot of great ways to build up your stroke: ruclips.net/p/PLzjzZn8Miek3t1cG8LHK2kg5ffpq0BAn9
these lessons are gold--ive been playing poorly to my standards and this gets me back to fundamentals--especially the pause and bringing the tip back to the fingers--good stuff Niels---you are a great teacher!!
Thank you Don! Great to hear. Can you practice?
My cue ball speed is my problem during the game , Your tutorial will elevate my game. Thank you Terminator
Good luck Juan!!👍🏼💪🏼😄
I knew you were an excellent player, but I had no idea how great of a teacher you were too. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
You’re welcome Olavo! 😄🙏🏻👍🏼
The thing that has really helped me recently is moving the cue more "slowly and deliberately" THROUGH the cue ball. I realized I was "striking" or "hitting" the cue ball with the cue and that was adversely affecting the straightness of my stroke. On short and medium shots you can actually move the cue quite slowly and achieve a good accurate hit. As I watch Neils, he is actually moving the cue smoothly THROUGH the cue ball even on hard shots. When I got this into my mind and stopped "hitting" at the cue ball, my accuracy immediately went way up. Now I work on grooving it.
I work on my stroke every day; I have to, or otherwise, it starts to break down. I grooved a very bad stroke when I was younger, and it's still "in there" and ready to come out if I get tired, lazy, or careless.
Neil’s, Thank You The Best Stroke video ever thanks
Glad you liked it Joseph! 🙏🏻🙏🏻😄
Thank you for sharing your skills! Your videos are great for learning how to be great at pool!
I’m a pool fan from Japan. Thanks for sharing this “ back to basic” series videos. It’s really helpful. 👍👍👍
Awesome! Welcome to the channel!!
Wow, so clearly explained. I consider myself an advanced player and still i see this video so valuable to me.
Great! Good to hear 😄👍🏼🙏🏻
You know what! Your a great teacher. That bending of the wrist really keeps her tip down
One of the better explanations on the stroke, follow-through, and varying draw-back lengths I've seen on RUclips. Very instructional @Niels The Terminator Feijen, thank you. I will be sharing this with my son. This will help him tremendously, as you explain much better than I can.
Cheers Timothy! Please share everywhere 😜👍🏼🙏🏻🔥
This was very helpful. I only watched one of Niels' videos before this. In that video, with the cue ball and object ball on both spots, he was pocketing the object ball and getting the cue ball back behind the center line 10 times in a row. Well, when I went out to the Pool Table Shed to try it myself, I could not do it even ONCE. So I just figured Niels' videos were too advanced for me. But this is what I'm working on right now and I think this video will be helpful to me when I go try these ideas for myself.
It's very impressive to be able to get a lesson from such a top-level pro! Many teachers are better teachers than players, which is okay, but not the case here.
UPDATE: I tried this, and it really helped! I discovered I had been using sort of a weak "Stroke 3" for all my shots--meaning I was stroking too long for short shots but not strongly enough for long shots. Thanks Niels!
Liked your explanation of the full stroke. I’m just learning it and to see your video, I now know what to do. Thank you
Good luck Mike! Go for it!
I just watched this and realized something really critical - I adopted a traditional snooker stroke after being inspired by snooker, but I noticed that my spin shots don't work as well. When you said pool balls are heavier and more of the upper arm needs to be incorporated in the pool stroke, it finally clicked. Thanks Niels!
Hey Niels writing to you from Chicago. Been playing for 30 years. Remember watching you play Marco Marquez at Chris's billiards 15 years ago and beating him. Anyway, great instructional videos. Your comparisons to golf, baseball and other sports are spot on. Also your attention to detail is unparalleled. Keep up the great work.
I remember that night!! Very exciting 😄👍🏼🙏🏻🚀🔥💪🏼
Did have a question. You compared the height of a snooker table to that of a pool table. You said you flex your knees slightly more on a pool table because it is lower. Do you think there is an ideal height for a pool player, and if so what is it? Too short and you have trouble reaching shots, too tall and you need to fold up like a pretzel. Any thoughts on this?
Hmm I would say between 1,65 and 1,85 perhaps. Otherwise like you say things could get awkward😄
Wow!! The shot at 12:56 made my day!!
Tnx! Glad you enjoyed it!😀🙏💪
I tend to absorb your coaching much more than most Niels- 🙏😉 tx for da helps. Ill see ya soon I hope - Todd Robert
Happy you find my videos useful Todd!! Glad to hear :)
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Bravo! Excellent explanation. I never knew with the short and medium to use more wrist action and not follow all the way through. Other instructors keep telling me to follow every shot to the middle of my chest. And the bended wrist with the hard shots, I never knew that. Now I see the light. My game has improved alot ever since I discovered your channel. You deserve more subscribers. Thanks alot.. keep them coming.
Thanks Jean! Please share 🙏🏻🔥👍🏼 more coming!
A very good instructional video. I would definitely recommend this to anyone else. Thanks Niels
Thanks a lot!!! Really appreciate it 🙏
The complete playlist "Back To The Basics" is really a great and important workout, not only for beginners but for all of us to remember some crucial fundamentals 💪😃😃
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Niels to you have a video on gripping the cue. So many different opinions on the grip and I am even hearing more people using a fist grip. Thanks
I discuss it briefly in the stance video😄👍🏼:
ruclips.net/video/OXDnmOOC1dg/видео.html
This is exactly what I'm struggling with right now, thanks for the tips.
Awesome! Hope
It helps you out!
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen Congrats on going to the winners group in Predator CLP
Thanks!!
Niels thank you for your channel, demonstrating, tips your stroke tips have really helped me better
Awesome! Glad it helps! Please share 👍🏼😄🙏🏻
Niels, this is by far the strongest instructional video I've ever seen. You seem really comfortable and the content flows. I've always said you had OCD like mechanics lol because you're so disciplined. I'm really glad to see you doing these videos and I hope people realize the value the are getting here
Thanks Dan!! Appreciate it🙏
Got a like from Taiwan😂
Awesome！
Nice!!! Not too many Taiwanese here👍🏼🙏🏻
Share for sure !
Looking forward to the new lessons👍👍
Hope you enjoyed it!!😄👍🏼
It's called Speed control for a reason. So it means how fast or slow your cue tip delivery is to the cue ball. Cue ball to object ball impact also plays a major factor in speed of cue ball after contact. You can actually have the same length bridge hand but use different length follow-throughs along with different ranges of velocity with minimal muscle energy used.
Love You from Thailand.
Tnx! 👍🏼😄
Very good explanation of correct thinking and execution in next level playing skills.
Glad you liked it @devonshire56!! Thanks for watching and supporting my channel 😃
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Greetz,
Niels!!
Thank you Niels for your RUclips Content. 👍
You’re welcome! Enjoy it 😄👍🏼
Thank you for these, will use and practice on it.
Thank you so much sir for the videos! Learning from a great player like you is making me better day by day!
Keep ut up!! 💪🏼💪🏼 Tnx 🙏🏻😄
THANKS! Great job. Lots of help.
You’re welcome Darrell! Enjoy!
Thanks for teaching us the to use the follow through to play pool
My pleasure! Thanks for watching 😊😊
Danke Niels für deine tollen Tips. Du Erklärst sie sehr gut. Alles gut e und weiter viel Gesundheit, sowie gut Stoss.
Danke Niels, bin dankbar! 👌😃
Mr. Nils always mention "Filipino players" in His Videos And I am proud to be one! But I am learning a lot from his tutorials 😅
Niels - THANK YOU! I’ve been putting the learnings from this lesson into practice for 3 weeks, and it has made a step change improvement in my game! I’ve played on and off for over 40 years and I never realized until this video that I had the same backswing for nearly every shot, and I just varied the stroke speed, with pretty much the same follow through. I somehow learned that way and repeated it thousands of times so it was burned into muscle memory. 3 weeks of using the stroke tips in this video have given me a clearly better, smoother, more natural and accurate stroke. Next, I’ll move on to the accuracy drills in your next video to really hone that element. Your teaching style is fantastic and going back to the basics is working wonders for me - thanks again Niels! Mike.
That’s great to hear!!! Thanks for your feedback! 🙏🏻💪🏼👍🏼😄
Congrats niels for landing in the winners group... Just watch the finals very clinical excecution.... I made the COME ON !!!! Sound before you did... I am so proud of my YT coach....
Thanks man! Yes was a great day!
Great demonstration. You have too much energy that we can feel even from video. thx a lot.
Haha awesome! Thank you!💪🏼🔥😄
While these stroke techniques are super valuable, I’d like to share what I, additionally, have learned from this video. “How to be a pro” versus “A good player”. Hearing Niels “think” and seeing how he breaks down, what seems to be a very simple action into many different parts and motions. All able to be manipulated to produce different or more effective results explains two things. 1) Why pool is so challenging and 2) how to take your game to the next level. Niels is showing us that there are subtleties to the game that make the difference between a 60 degree cut angle and a 30 degree cut angle. Or... a 6 foot shot and a 3 foot shot (sorry Niels... meters) :) Another great video... and keep on grinding on CLP!!!
My man! Thanks!!! Just qualified 🚀🙏🏻🔥😄
This thing is eye opening for me. Badass bassic
Thanks!! Can you practice it somewhere?
Great advice Niels. Getting more out of the cue without having to hit it harder is really an essential skill. A larger stroke gives that action while still keeping the cue under control.
I really enjoy all your videos. They are very educational and easy for me to understand. I really like your attitude as well so thank you!!!
Good to hear Buddy! Thank you for your positive feedback 😀👍
Niels my game has improved so much. Simonis 860 Blue and Aramith Balls in last 2 months really made it a better/different game. Been trying a little hear and there to improve straight pool... You, Alex, Segal ECT... Seems when I practice straight pool for a few hours I have a tentency to get a little sloppy as opposed to 9 ball or simular games. I spend/stress out over key ball and break ball way to much. Anyway just a observation. You don't have to respond. I think straight pool is a monster all of its own. And if I keep doing fundementals correctly I think it will just show up more and more. Thanks
Yes with straight pool in practice you can get sloppy sometimes. Always set a target to focus 100% 🔥👍🏼
GOLDen. nice one. I used to try to get rid of elbow drop but quit trying years ago.
Don’t get rid of it 😄💪🏼
Thank you for the info.
You’re welcome! 😄👍🏼
The terminator one of the best player in the world ... can you please upload your winning tournaments ?
Tnx!! My winning tournaments?
Thank u ,,, i am trying learning your stroke
Excellent!
This was very helpful man... Thanks a lot Terminator. Sometimes i miss very obvious shots and get very frustrated.... But i am holding onto it... Send me wishes.
Keep practicing! 💪🏼👍🏼🔥😄
14:10, GOLD.
Cheers!!!
Love this video - trying to rebuild the stroke and these videos are gold. The reference of the tip back to the thumb/hands and that wrist flex past the ribs were amazing references. Great stuff!
You’re welcome!! Please share 🙏🏻💪🏼😄👍🏼
Thank you so much for sharing this video it was so useful for me and I learned from you again .thank you so much great master ❤️🌹❤️🌹
Great to hear! Glad you're enjoying them!
Thank you for passing the torch!
You got it! 👍🏼👍🏼😄
The information in this video is really great! I've noticed even a couple snooker pros use the extended follow through on some shots. Guys like Ronnie and Stephen Lee. Thanks, Niels!
Thanks Jason! Yes Ronnie has a lot of power in his swing 💪🏼💪🏼
Sharing on FB so this hits 50K hits soon
Nice💪🏼🙏🏻🙏🏻😄
Great technical video lesson Niels. Thanks for the in-depth how-to and pointers!!
You got it! 👍🏼😄
Watching from the Philippines IDOL!!!!
Excellent explanations! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you Ron! Glad you’re liking it! If you have video suggestions let me know 👍🏼😄
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen I’ve been focusing on your drills and the mental aspect for the game and have made significant strides.
My weakness is the power draw so your drill on improving your stroke is one of my favorites in mastering this stroke. I mentioned you in one of my RUclips videos recommending your drill.
Thanks for all the great training drills Niels! 😊
Thanks man! More power strokes coming next week 💪🏼🔥😄
This video is a treasure. Thanks Terminator 💪😅
You got it 💪🏼🔥🙏🏻
Wow you really explain it very well. Thank you
You’re welcome!! Please share 👍🏼🔥🙏🏻
Good stuff, will definitely incorporate the differences between my current stroke and these.
Nice! Go for it!!
Great one, Thank you Niels.
Excellent content. Clear and concise..Thanks
You’re welcome!!
Really helpful as always
Awesome video this will help me with my pool game
This is the best video!!!
Thanks!! 😄👍🏼🙏🏻
Niels, Im a big fan of you! You're one of my favorite pool player. Please do consistently upload videos and I will surely watch every video that you make! Comeback strong on CLP's group 4!
Just qualified thanks!!! New videos every Wednesday!
Great lesson, Mr. Terminator Sir! New Sub. Edit: After watching a couple of these stroke videos I went over to my friend's house and torched him 7 sets to zip. Guess I'm going to lose my big spot. hahahaha
Rock on! That's the way to do it ✌️✌️
Great explanations 🙂
Tnx Casper!!😄👍🏼
gracias por responder ya puedo ver la traduccion en español
Thanks man, for the video
Most welcome! 👍🏼🙏🏻😄
Great information Niels. Thanks.
Another terrific video, Niels! Thanks for sharing and good luck in your tournament! All the best from Dallas, Texas, USA!
You got it! Thanks!!