Today I've tried something completely new. Just me on the table without any talking or fancy animations. I think it can be helpful to see at what I am looking and how I am preparing my shots. Let me know what you think and if you want to see more of this!
surprised you didnt play for the 8 in the corner...i had an idea. not sure if ill explain it right. but with go pro and center cue hit, show what a center ball, half, quarter, 3/4 ths hit etc would look like. maybe add english as well
I've been watching this for hours. I've learned more than I can explain. I'll take 500 more videos just like it for 9 ball, 10 ball, one pocket, straight and bank pool. This is awesome!
Superb video, absolutely no talking was needed. The camera angles made it very easy to interpret what you were planning and what English you were applying. Thanks, another great helpful video
Hardly ever comment but here it goes. Already love your teaching videos, and this right here is very helpful!!! No words, just a first person view and quick video!! Definitely do more!!!
I love this! Respectively enjoyed this video above most others with commentary. The reason being most of us pool players generally know what your doing by just watching. Generally I enjoyed just watching. We need more videos just like this. Great shooting sharivari.
I've just noticed that so many of you wished for more videos like that, it's been over three years .. so time for another one. Will come soon! Thanks for your comment!
Please please pleaseee do a series on this!!!! If you had 200 episodes I would watch them all. The value this has is great. With a commentary explaining what you’re thinking and why would make it top notch. I need more!
Great video...this is something you learn when playing a money match, or when you're up against someone who will win when you miss. It's when the game stops being fun and random.
This looks great. I just noticed for the first time, you have an open bridge but very unique! You have your thumb on top of your finger, maybe talk is through that bridge on another video, I don’t think I can physically get my thumb in that position!
Good video. I also play left handed in pool. In our club I played recently the force follow shot, that I learned from you. And it worked..But this shot is still not easy for me. Thank you for your videos and your time you spend for creating these videos. I think, most of the pool players can learn something. Greetings from Switzerland. 🇨🇭😎👋
Super interesting shape call on the final eight ball. I probably would’ve played the lower left pocket, but may have also ended up behind the 13. Super awesome content. Been watching constantly since I found your channel. Learned a lot. Keep the great work.
THANK YOU THIS V8DEO IS THE BEST IM 10 YEARS OLD AND I STARTED TO PLAY POOL IN MY DADS BASEMENT WITH A POOL TABLE AND THIS VIDEO HELPED ME AND IM GETTING GOOD I LOVE THIS VIDEO
Seeing the POV is very useful, but I’d love to have another version of the same video where you talk about what you are looking at with each shot, where you are trying to get the cue ball to be after the shot you’re on, and how far ahead you’re planning. Maybe not a spoken track, maybe closed captioning that we can choose to turn on or not.
I will add that you make it easy for us to see what the current shot is that you’re planning on taking, albeit perhaps not what kind of English you might be shooting. What I still find hard to figure out is where you’re planning on having the cue ball end up after your current shot so that you are properly aligned on your next shot - and how far ahead you’ve planned. Did you really start at the eight ball and work your way all the way back to the first shot you have to take?
Could you make a video about how you bridge. I notice you play almost exclusively with an open bridge and it looks different than how I would make an open bridge.
I don't know if it's just me or this angle gives more insight on what amount of force should be used or how smooth the stroke should be.. The cue movement is better displayed, I think.
Very cool video from a different perspective. Unfortunately I could only watch the first rack. All of the movement was making my head spin. I do see the value in it though.
M8 your calliber of skill and videos are on a different level man Im 42 and just started playing and apparently im a natural lol im pullimg off some naughty "tv shots" Or so I keep being told. I had a serious problem where I kept missing balls that were over the pocket every time I tried to position a cue ball after striking a contact ball. I didn't know why I kept missing. I couldn't work it out. Then somebody told me about fronthand and backhand English. I still don't really understand. Can anybody explain this to me? Or you, my friend, do you have a link to any videos you may have covered on this subject on your channel? Thank you so much Love your videos bro #onpoint
What's the reason you didn't rack the balls correctly for 8 ball? After I rack, a few better players notice I rack the balls with correct placement. It's not that difficult.
It's racked correctly. The 8 ball must be in the center of the rack (the second ball in the three balls wide row). The first ball must be placed at the apex position (front of the rack and so the center of that ball is directly over the table's foot spot). The two corner balls must be a stripe and a solid. All balls other than the 8 ball are placed at random, but in conformance with the preceding corner ball rule.
@@Sharivari In a truly proper rack, there is only 1 instance of a solid next to a solid and a stripe next to a stripe. From front to back: 1 XO O8X XOXO OXXOX where O is solid, X is stripe, 1 is 1 ball, 8 is 8 ball. This is the fairest way to rack. The way you racked was not in this configuration. I realize different leagues, different rules.
@@averyhorton3614 Sharivari's racking process also conforms to BCA (Billiards Congress of America) and APA (American Pool Association) rules in the United States. In general the top ball must be a solid, the two lower balls opposites with the 8-ball in the center. Any other ordering of balls in between these four stated balls is up to the racker's preference. If a person racks their own and they hit from one side or the other, like Sharivari may, then they might prefer a greater distribution of stripes or solids on one side or the other. When racking for your opponent most people however usually want to distribute them as you describe to try and prevent a lopsided pocketing of either stripes or solids for when the opponent breaks. One thing that some shifty players (LOL) might do if racking for an opponent is to use the solid ball at the top that matches the color of the felt cloth. So if a green cloth, then a green head ball, or if a red cloth, then a red ball at the top of the rack. The thinking then that this can make it more difficult for the breaker to hit the head ball as precisely as if contrasting colors were used (eg yellow ball against green cloth). This would only work for bar rules is my understanding however. And before a person breaks they can tell the racker to change the head ball or offer to do it yourself if this "trick" were ever to be played on you.
I want to start recording myself playing pool and I would like to use this POV. If you could please help me out here I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks
I appreciate your videos, however, if you're not going to give analysis on thought process and strategies, please don't have a music soundtrack in its place. Thank you.
Question: while playing 8 ball pool. If I am potting the black ball and it caroms off my opponent ball and sinks in the pocket I called. Is that a legal shot. Please respond to this
Because there are different cues for different things in pool. One to break, one to jump above balls, and one to play. There is even a special cue to play curved shots.
Today I've tried something completely new. Just me on the table without any talking or fancy animations. I think it can be helpful to see at what I am looking and how I am preparing my shots. Let me know what you think and if you want to see more of this!
surprised you didnt play for the 8 in the corner...i had an idea. not sure if ill explain it right. but with go pro and center cue hit, show what a center ball, half, quarter, 3/4 ths hit etc would look like. maybe add english as well
I could have run that first table😂
Again please!!!
I think a mix would be great, maybe some lines around the table to show order you are planning. We can see how\If that changes through the rack.
This was great! Second frame was much harder, so great to see how you ran that one. It helps a lot
I've been watching this for hours. I've learned more than I can explain. I'll take 500 more videos just like it for 9 ball, 10 ball, one pocket, straight and bank pool. This is awesome!
Superb video, absolutely no talking was needed. The camera angles made it very easy to interpret what you were planning and what English you were applying. Thanks, another great helpful video
Hardly ever comment but here it goes. Already love your teaching videos, and this right here is very helpful!!! No words, just a first person view and quick video!! Definitely do more!!!
I LOVE THIS!!!!! Please do more! It helps more than I can describe. Please do 9 and 10 ball like this next.
Please do more of these
I will! Already did one for 9 Ball. 10 Ball will follow.
@@Sharivariidk if u talk during these vids but if i do or comfortable doing so can u explain ur positioning strategies accordingly to the shots
Again, this can't be stressed enough: what a world of difference a great break-off does!
I love this! Respectively enjoyed this video above most others with commentary. The reason being most of us pool players generally know what your doing by just watching. Generally I enjoyed just watching. We need more videos just like this. Great shooting sharivari.
I've just noticed that so many of you wished for more videos like that, it's been over three years .. so time for another one. Will come soon! Thanks for your comment!
That "was" the 1st time I saw the "End of the Tunnel" as to how I shoot pool. You are the "Best"!
#1 "The Magician"
#2 "Sharivari"
You should bring these back honestly. I think they're a great way of interacting with the audience and show how you play every shot
Good reminder, will do!
@@Sharivari 👍
Please please pleaseee do a series on this!!!! If you had 200 episodes I would watch them all. The value this has is great. With a commentary explaining what you’re thinking and why would make it top notch. I need more!
Alright, my next video will be one of those!
Though I was feeling dizzy, I loved the video. It was good to see where you hit the ball and with what force. Learnt a few things. Thank you!
I don't know who keeps down-voting your videos, but they're more than welcome to kindly troll somewhere else. Thanks for all you do!
Thanks for that!
Crazy how much it helps watching the shot placement. Really like this!!
I wish the pro players would wear the go pro during final events. It would be interesting to see how they hit the shots under pressure.
Be expensive to see to. Wouldn't be a bad business pitch.
Immer wieder schön zu sehen...
Very cool!
Next.. what you see and what you're thinking :)
Great video...this is something you learn when playing a money match, or when you're up against someone who will win when you miss. It's when the game stops being fun and random.
This looks great. I just noticed for the first time, you have an open bridge but very unique! You have your thumb on top of your finger, maybe talk is through that bridge on another video, I don’t think I can physically get my thumb in that position!
Good video. I also play left handed in pool. In our club I played recently the force follow shot, that I learned from you. And it worked..But this shot is still not easy for me.
Thank you for your videos and your time you spend for creating these videos. I think, most of the pool players can learn something.
Greetings from Switzerland. 🇨🇭😎👋
Super interesting shape call on the final eight ball. I probably would’ve played the lower left pocket, but may have also ended up behind the 13. Super awesome content. Been watching constantly since I found your channel. Learned a lot. Keep the great work.
THANK YOU THIS V8DEO IS THE BEST IM 10 YEARS OLD AND I STARTED TO PLAY POOL IN MY DADS BASEMENT WITH A POOL TABLE AND THIS VIDEO HELPED ME AND IM GETTING GOOD I LOVE THIS VIDEO
@@Yappyirl937 Great!
thanks, i think you just helped me realize my mistakes in aiming. But i still can't do screw back shots, haha
To be honest, I would love to represent Malaysia through 8-ball and this video makes me happy like never before! 😇
Do more like this. Very helpful and enjoyable to watch.
this is amazing!!!!!!....I want more! :)
Love your vids.. keep up the good work
Love this, hope there r more vids like this
Amazing video brother. Thanks a lot
Love this view. Please do more. Thank you
You're the reason i left my friend 8-0 on 8 ball 2 days in row
I learned that i dont have to hit the ball hard. little spin will do. I like this video
Wow so creative. It felt as if I’m in a PUBG game. But with a stick and balls ☺️. Keep on the good work and thanks a lot for it all.
Wow, this wonderful, I just started playing and it's amazing
Glad you enjoy it!
Seeing the POV is very useful, but I’d love to have another version of the same video where you talk about what you are looking at with each shot, where you are trying to get the cue ball to be after the shot you’re on, and how far ahead you’re planning. Maybe not a spoken track, maybe closed captioning that we can choose to turn on or not.
I will add that you make it easy for us to see what the current shot is that you’re planning on taking, albeit perhaps not what kind of English you might be shooting. What I still find hard to figure out is where you’re planning on having the cue ball end up after your current shot so that you are properly aligned on your next shot - and how far ahead you’ve planned. Did you really start at the eight ball and work your way all the way back to the first shot you have to take?
I had my key ball and groups in mind. In the second run I got out of line and had to remove my key ball which was at the long rail.
very helpful video. it teached me how to aim better.
Good video
Good stuff and nice music... what is the music? 👍🇳🇿
This will be awesome without music , great video bruv :)
Amazing video! Which gopro is this? And do you find it harder to aim having it on your head?
Oh my, that was very helpful. Thank you
Cool. More more. I always knew the game was this easy !!! LoL
Could you make a video about how you bridge. I notice you play almost exclusively with an open bridge and it looks different than how I would make an open bridge.
I don't know if it's just me or this angle gives more insight on what amount of force should be used or how smooth the stroke should be.. The cue movement is better displayed, I think.
I noticed that aswell. Will keep the wide angle I think.
Quite helpful. Please know that music is not adding any value. The sounds of the pool game are part of the enjoyment .
I had to put someting over my heavy breathing 😄 But I'll keep it in mind, next time I am going to do a bit of commentary in between the shots.
Background sounds is kind of annoying. Beside that, its a good video
Good video. I'm only slightly dizzy after watching it.
Very cool video from a different perspective. Unfortunately I could only watch the first rack. All of the movement was making my head spin. I do see the value in it though.
Nice song choice 👍
Edit: why does your pinky wiggle? Any reason? 1:09
Very nice....can u do a 9 ball game?
22 sec in and all i can say is yesssa yes yes
M8 your calliber of skill and videos are on a different level man
Im 42 and just started playing and apparently im a natural lol im pullimg off some naughty "tv shots" Or so I keep being told. I had a serious problem where I kept missing balls that were over the pocket every time I tried to position a cue ball after striking a contact ball. I didn't know why I kept missing. I couldn't work it out. Then somebody told me about fronthand and backhand English. I still don't really understand. Can anybody explain this to me? Or you, my friend, do you have a link to any videos you may have covered on this subject on your channel?
Thank you so much
Love your videos bro #onpoint
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Check this :)
that pinkie movement is icking me
Pls do a how to aim guide and stance
what a room
Where can I buy a 8 ball pool like this at
Your play batter then me when i play in my phone😂
@@danamam6545 😂And I don't play good when I play on my phone
Could you tell me where you got light over pool table. Is good to see shot selection from this point of view.
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@@Sharivari Thanks
What's the reason you didn't rack the balls correctly for 8 ball? After I rack, a few better players notice I rack the balls with correct placement. It's not that difficult.
It's racked correctly.
The 8 ball must be in the center of the rack (the second ball in the three balls wide row).
The first ball must be placed at the apex position (front of the rack and so the center of that ball is directly over the table's foot spot).
The two corner balls must be a stripe and a solid.
All balls other than the 8 ball are placed at random, but in conformance with the preceding corner ball rule.
@@Sharivari In a truly proper rack, there is only 1 instance of a solid next to a solid and a stripe next to a stripe. From front to back: 1 XO O8X XOXO OXXOX where O is solid, X is stripe, 1 is 1 ball, 8 is 8 ball. This is the fairest way to rack. The way you racked was not in this configuration. I realize different leagues, different rules.
The rules I mentioned are the World standardized rules of the World Pool-Billiard association.
@@averyhorton3614 Sharivari's racking process also conforms to BCA (Billiards Congress of America) and APA (American Pool Association) rules in the United States. In general the top ball must be a solid, the two lower balls opposites with the 8-ball in the center. Any other ordering of balls in between these four stated balls is up to the racker's preference. If a person racks their own and they hit from one side or the other, like Sharivari may, then they might prefer a greater distribution of stripes or solids on one side or the other. When racking for your opponent most people however usually want to distribute them as you describe to try and prevent a lopsided pocketing of either stripes or solids for when the opponent breaks. One thing that some shifty players (LOL) might do if racking for an opponent is to use the solid ball at the top that matches the color of the felt cloth. So if a green cloth, then a green head ball, or if a red cloth, then a red ball at the top of the rack. The thinking then that this can make it more difficult for the breaker to hit the head ball as precisely as if contrasting colors were used (eg yellow ball against green cloth). This would only work for bar rules is my understanding however. And before a person breaks they can tell the racker to change the head ball or offer to do it yourself if this "trick" were ever to be played on you.
@@chrisross33 thanks.
Do moreee 👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪
POV: Your taller than 6 feet
Love it more of these videos please
Yo what’s the name of your cue stick? (not break cue)
I want to start recording myself playing pool and I would like to use this POV. If you could please help me out here I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks
I appreciate your videos, however, if you're not going to give analysis on thought process and strategies, please don't have a music soundtrack in its place.
Thank you.
Are bhai black ball center me nahi dalte
Whats the cue ?
Question: while playing 8 ball pool. If I am potting the black ball and it caroms off my opponent ball and sinks in the pocket I called. Is that a legal shot. Please respond to this
If you hit the 8 first and it sinks in the announced pocket without any foul then that is a legal shot. Does not matter if the 8 touches a ball.
I love billard but always unlucky 😔
Please tell me the name of the music
Unfortunately I don't know the name. I've downloaded it from a sound libary website, with no name.
What’s your tip size, 13 mm"?
Feeling drunk now
What aplication
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This is a game pool with unreal engine 6
Hahaha nice
This is nasty!!
Mantap bgg
This table is 8 ft or 9 ft?
9ft
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why is he changing his cue after first shot? 🤔
Because there are different cues for different things in pool. One to break, one to jump above balls, and one to play. There is even a special cue to play curved shots.
@@Sharivari oh thanks Im new in pool :3
Ill search them
8 ball pool in real life xD
R u left handed?
@@Oliver_fpe707 Yes
Bro...... Why do you wiggle your finger like that?
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Can you play epic
Too easy 😆
He is alone
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woa
gg🎉
motion sickness, :-(
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