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nice you are wpbsa coach just a question? as you walk in you look at the object ball, but when you look at the cueball as you getting down, do you focus on center of the cue ball or the entire cueball. becaz as i get down somehow because of my upper body turn my cue tip ends up to right side of the cueball and then i have to readjust? thank you , please reply

Making it look sooo easy

What does the starch do?

good video. Do u aim standing or bend down? Thanks

Nice one Simon 🍀👍🏻😉

Nice one Simon, great skills.

Not convinced with your butt of your cue dropping so wrong . Your cue must be like a piston ( true) falward/backward.level as much as posible to the table .

Just perfect!!!

So good I watched it twice

No big deal for simon he has done lots of these

nice one pal

That was awesome. Looks like the new left handed cue was a good choice 👏👏👏👏

Wow. That's pretty impressive 👏

Superb Simon, well done mate. Dave H

Surely not , is it that straightforward. I've just got to try that as I just run up to the shot and just try to keep my head on the cue my feet are just the tools that bring me there, they face whichever way they want . I have to try that 2 and 11 or 1 and 11 . I've never heard anything like it what a great couch you must be to break it down so simply .

Great video, gonna try this out ASAP

Thanks for the video. A quick quesiton for you there is lots of guidance on the position of feet, but I often feel cramped. How is it best to determine distance from the table to stand?

Without the laser is it a contact point you look for or ghost ball?

Good vid. Ive ben finding hanging the cue on my first finger knuckle with a flat wrist...seems to work for me.

one of the best coaching video i have seen....thanks a lot simonnn.........

Just what the doctor ordered for virtual Pool 3. Do you know what distance between reds on T- drill?

when i am down on the shot i normally cue with center chin, but when i do the dominant eye test, and holding a pen towards an object bring toward my face, that pen hits my right chin. should i trust my normal chin position or the pen test result? thank you very much

Love and respect from Pakistan

Good work

Well i've seen players break of from that ball but never got a pot.

I have a laser and just started using it at the club and at home. It is really helping and this video helps even more with the power shot especially.

I beat this by 1 point in a practise match on 01/01/24. Now 96!

I have never done two back to back like this. I have set up again and done two in a row back at the yellow but I have only gotten back from black to yellow and green and then missed the brown. Very frustrating, but it's great for position in general, especially the black to yellow shot. I find the hardest shot in colours to be blue to pink if you are too high like you did and checked the cue ball up prrfectly for pink. I never judge it very well so today at the club I am going to spend 30 minutes just doing that shot. Thanks for the inspiration to sort my colours out!

MVG plays snooker?

Interesting video, I definitely eye the cue ball. Check out my ball control video th-cam.com/video/hrt-BMxNub0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mtYogLpkg4Draf_w

This is gonna sound wierd, but I've been playin around with lookin between the OB and CB amd kinda letting both balls, the shot line and the pocket all come together. Once u have "set your aiming line" and fall slowly into it, the only thing that matters is a smooth straight stroke. So, If there's a cue tip sized dot on the cloth where u want your tip to stop on follow thru or halfway between the balls, thats where u cue should pointto or stop on. Its similar to shooting a pistol, some people wanna close one eye and focus on the front sight, but i focus on the target with both eyes open and my hands, the pistol sights, the target and everything is in the "shot visual" at the same time.

Plz don't use the triangle chalk low tier chalk anymore, I promise u the Taom chalk is the best thing ever created in billiard (0 affiliate with Taom of course). It is so clean like magic..

So happy for u finally buying a cue 👍🏻🤣🤣🤣

Like a kid on Christmas morning. Good luck with the new cue

It spooky that this video drops and my maxiums ultimate is going innfor alteration tomorrow for the same reasons as you. Getting the butt slimmed to drop weight and shift balance point forward

Potting an angel ball is to imagine hitting dead centre to ghost ball.

Amazing Seabridge

I have watched this video a few times. It makes so much sense. Once you have lined up correctly, the only mistakes you can make is miss hitting the cue ball. Sighting the cue ball correctly should eliminate this. Can't wait to give it a go.

Hi Simon, It's a very realistic practice drill as all the others that you've made. Well done!!!

Hi Simon, appreciate the content however if this is an educational video then a cue ball visual showing how you are hitting each shot would be really useful. Alternatively or in addition a running commentary of your thought process for shots/choice of shots would be helpful. Otherwise I may as well watch Judd Trump later , I can see what you are doing , it’s the ‘how’ that I’m really interested in. Keep up with the videos though. Regards

This will only work for straight pots. The only way it can possibly work for angled pots is to have a ghost ball on the line of the pot and the contact point would be to the middle of the ghost ball. The method in this video does not take into consideration the width of the ball so you would always miss the pot on the thick side.

can you please tell me do you look at pocket during featuring or in the final backswing or before delivery ? or the pocket should be in the background or prepheral vision at all the time? i used to look at the cueball as when i was about to hit the cueball but a coach told me years ago to look at object ball , since then i have been having this problem that during features i go like , cueball, objectball, pocket and then cueball , then i look at the objectball as about to hit but i think i move my eyes to pocket while the tip is about to hit the cueball, and i miss alot of shots, should i go back to my old aiming method and look at the cueball when i about to hit the cueball or looking at pocket is normal ? tnx alot for your nice videos

Great vid

Yes, the flex/action is important, it can help with off center cue striking, ash cues seem to have a better action than maple in my opinion, lots of variables are involved with how the cue will flex, like age of the wood, tip size, the tapper to the but and it's width. Personally I like a bigger tip 10.5mm as I find it more forgiving than a 9 or 9.5mm, I like the old billiard cues that were 11mm (if you can find one) sanded down to 10.5mm

I feel like I can’t cue straight unless I look at cue ball.

What is the attachment 3d print file and where can I find it.