I just found your channel as well. Do you have a drill in the playlist where there are 9 balls evenly spaced on the table? 3 rows of 3 but spaced out evenly across the whole table. Kind of hard to describe lol but I think it’s a pretty common drill? Thanks for all the great content!
Thanks for the kind words, I really appreciate the feedback. I will look through the catalogue of drills I have completed and see if I have something that fits that description. If I don't see one like it then maybe I can produce one you send me a diagram.
So reviewed my catalogue and it appears that I do not have a drill that meets your description. No one has ever specifically requested a drill from me before and I love the idea of producing content that people ask for. That said, I would love to make this video. I think you explained the layout well enough, I just need a few minor details: 1. do you need to shoot the balls in a particular order (i.e. numerical)? If so, I will need more clarity on the layout. 2. are there other rules (i.e. no running into other balls, no banking)? 3. do you start with ball in hand or in a specific location?
@@EasternSierraPool I was going over your playlist and I found that the layout of Drill 357 is closest to what I'm talking about. But the difference is the 7 ball will start in between the 4 & 5 ball in line with the first diamond. Same with the 8 ball being in between the 2 & 1 ball. Making 3 even rows of 3 balls. 1. Numerical order: Using the ball positioning of Drill 357 as an example for this drill I try to shoot the balls 1,2,3,5,6,4,7,9,8 (you are free to choose any route, i just like this one) 2. No running into other balls. 3. Ball in hand allowed but I usually start where the 8 ball is originally placed at the start of Drill 357. Also, if you do have time to make a video for this drill, adding the overlay of where you hit the cue ball for each shot would be a HUGE help. Hope I explained that a little better & Thank you for your time & effort you put into this channel. It really is a golden resource.
@@futurestreethoops9946 your description and reference to 357 is perfect. I totally get it. I will try to get this one knocked out in the next week. I started doing the overlays more recently and it is now a staple, so I will include it for this one too. I would like to go back and put them on all my older videos but it’s just a matter of time. Again, thank you for your interest and recommendations.
@@futurestreethoops9946 So here’s the video: th-cam.com/video/DFTAymZAHp4/w-d-xo.html Thanks for the recommendation, I gave you credit in the description.
Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate you following. I have about 100 drill videos posted that I produced over the 2022 year as a personal goal. I will continue to make more drill videos on a limited basis going forward. There should be plenty of content in my “drills” playlist to keep you busy for a while. If you are looking to work on a particular skill or shot, let me know and I can point you to the right drill.
I just found your channel as well. Do you have a drill in the playlist where there are 9 balls evenly spaced on the table? 3 rows of 3 but spaced out evenly across the whole table. Kind of hard to describe lol but I think it’s a pretty common drill? Thanks for all the great content!
Thanks for the kind words, I really appreciate the feedback. I will look through the catalogue of drills I have completed and see if I have something that fits that description. If I don't see one like it then maybe I can produce one you send me a diagram.
So reviewed my catalogue and it appears that I do not have a drill that meets your description. No one has ever specifically requested a drill from me before and I love the idea of producing content that people ask for. That said, I would love to make this video. I think you explained the layout well enough, I just need a few minor details:
1. do you need to shoot the balls in a particular order (i.e. numerical)? If so, I will need more clarity on the layout.
2. are there other rules (i.e. no running into other balls, no banking)?
3. do you start with ball in hand or in a specific location?
@@EasternSierraPool I was going over your playlist and I found that the layout of Drill 357 is closest to what I'm talking about. But the difference is the 7 ball will start in between the 4 & 5 ball in line with the first diamond. Same with the 8 ball being in between the 2 & 1 ball. Making 3 even rows of 3 balls.
1. Numerical order: Using the ball positioning of Drill 357 as an example for this drill I try to shoot the balls 1,2,3,5,6,4,7,9,8 (you are free to choose any route, i just like this one)
2. No running into other balls.
3. Ball in hand allowed but I usually start where the 8 ball is originally placed at the start of Drill 357.
Also, if you do have time to make a video for this drill, adding the overlay of where you hit the cue ball for each shot would be a HUGE help.
Hope I explained that a little better & Thank you for your time & effort you put into this channel. It really is a golden resource.
@@futurestreethoops9946 your description and reference to 357 is perfect. I totally get it. I will try to get this one knocked out in the next week. I started doing the overlays more recently and it is now a staple, so I will include it for this one too. I would like to go back and put them on all my older videos but it’s just a matter of time. Again, thank you for your interest and recommendations.
@@futurestreethoops9946 So here’s the video: th-cam.com/video/DFTAymZAHp4/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the recommendation, I gave you credit in the description.
I’ve seen you stop posting drills. Don’t stop I just started following and trying to improve my game
You seem to have a very good game
Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate you following. I have about 100 drill videos posted that I produced over the 2022 year as a personal goal. I will continue to make more drill videos on a limited basis going forward. There should be plenty of content in my “drills” playlist to keep you busy for a while. If you are looking to work on a particular skill or shot, let me know and I can point you to the right drill.
@@EasternSierraPool there’s plenty for me to work on I just thought you may have been done cause I seen where you hadn’t posted in a while
@@williamdriver1959 not done, just working on other goals right now. I’ll post more when I get back to it.
@@williamdriver1959 I put a new drill up last night!