I love how you include clips of yourself making the exact mistakes that you are teaching us to avoid, very humble! A great attitude for anyone who is always trying to improve.
I love that a female is promoting videos, I'm teaching my daughter, she loves the game, I can show her YOUR videos to give her more hope and confidence ❤
I'm captaining an APA team of absolute beginners. It's a team of engineers from work. From the beginning, I've always used Jasmine as the one of the best examples of good form (along with Niels Feijen and Albin Ouschan). Now that Jasmin is publishing training vids, It's obvious that she's also a natural teacher who can relate to students, beginning and advanced. Great job, Jasmin. Keep it up!
The best advice u can give them is to quit pool or treat it as recreational fun. If they are grown ups and never played pool before they have 0 chance of being any good.
@Jeff Watts A player status. 551 to 600 fargo score. There's different rating systems. If someone just decides to pick up a cue stick they could play every day for the rest of their lives and not get to that level. If your not an A player you are really not going to be able to compete at much.
My practice routine has included lining up the balls and shooting stop shots for some time. It always amuses me that players always ask me what I am doing. A straight in, stop shot is one of the hardest to make. The cue ball gives instant feedback if you hit an object ball a wee bit left or right. To make 15 straight and get good stops is a real confidence builder for all shots. Thanks for the instruction Jasmin.
You are the best teacher. Showing your few mistakes, using humor and speaking plain. Is Albin as humorous as you are. I would love to see you two play together!
jasmin is correct in all of these tips. jasmin when working with my students i told them exactly what you told them about their body and practice. i also added counting to 3 before they were allowed to move and or stand up after the ball was struck. great stuff here in your video. this goes for all levels of players. great job
As to your 3rd point, I've noticed that failing to commit to the shot (e.g., you weren't sure if you wanted to shoot the object ball directly into the pocket or play a combo) results in "splitting the difference," which usually means a missed shot.
I have the #2 problem but faster playing seems best for me, slow aiming makes the cue ball jump sideways when hit. Always look forward to watching you play Jasmin.
We teach the same roules and technics to our members, and in german(austrian) for the last example of mistakes we call it, "Ein gedanke zu viel" ;-) which means "one thought to much" greetings from vienna thx Jassy
Thank you for the video and contributing to this beautiful sport. I think players of all levels fall victim to all three mistakes at times, so this is really applicable to everyone. Thanks for providing exercises for each problem too. You always seem very composed and focused, so I would love to hear some tips for preparation for tournament and tips for the mental aspect. If you have already made videos that cover this, would you be so kind as to link them?
Hey Jasmin. Just wanted to say thank you. I’ve been getting a little down mentally on my pool game because I watch a bunch of videos and practice all the time and even started meditating but still have a bad habit of missing the money ball. It starts to feel hard to overcome but hearing that even a pro still has insecurities down on the shots makes me feel better
Hi Michael, stick with it and don't get yourself down. The thing with watching the videos and even if you have a 1 on 1 coach is that your game is going to go down til u better or perfect what ur learning so just keep doing what ur doing and it will pay off👊🏼
I've gotten better from watching your videos and I've had people ask me I tell them practice but mainly watch videos and I send them your videos to help them because you are a very good teacher you explain things where people understand it keep up with videos and good luck when you play your tournaments
Großes Lob 👏🏻. Deine Videos sind nicht nur sehr informativ und hilfreich sondern auch von hoher Qualität. Besonders gut finde ich den Humor und Witz dabei 😉 Vielen Dank dafür und bitte weiter so ❤
I've been 'pooling' for decades, yet I still gain knowledge from your videos. Also, as a career communications/marketing specialist, I enjoy your camera presence, humor, and self-deprecation (see your English/German dictionary.)🙂 If I may note, you have a natural beauty that requires little make-up. And your smile invites engagement. Keep up the great work. God bless you.
I Love your Videos, especially how you explain each error, I've beat some of the best , but been beat by lesser skilled players because I standup , I have body movement etc. I've watched your Videos, now I've been Practicing having no body movement's, it feels weird but I'm starting to have like 80% accuracy vs 40% , Thank You
Excellent video! Your choice of these three videos is so spot on that it’s like you’ve been watching me play. I especially appreciate that you show yourself making the mistake (including what’s going through your head), show how to do it right, and provide simple exercises to correct each mistake. Great job, and thank you for your help.
Loving all of your videos! Love your whit and humor. Also, I love how humble you are, by showing us and telling us mistakes you’ve made in the past. After all, we are all human and sometimes second-guess ourselves. One big mistake I make a lot is the one you explained here, that my mind will wander while I’m down on a shot, especially if I’m nervous. My inner saboteur takes over, causing me to miss a vital shot. I also have a hard time with rail shots with the ball frozen to the rail. I either hit it too full, or rail first. Hardly ever find the sweet spot. So frustrating! 😩
Great tips. They have really helped me. Especially to not change your aim after you have gotten into your stance. So nice to see your personality outside of when you are “game focused”.
One of the best pool training videos I've seen. It lies in a blind spot for most pool training: after developing a decent stroke and before speed control.
This is honestly one of my go-to videos. I can get lost in the more technical parts of the game, so it's great for me to get a reminder now and then (from the lovely and talented Jasmin Ouschan, I might add) to break everything down, back to the very basics, and build up from there.
Proper technique to shoot/pot balls is key for me to be successful.No rushing the shot,focus,staying low to the table to aim and lastly taking my time with the actual shot-no over powering the cue ball.In the past I was trying to kill the cue ball-that only resulted in more misses then ever pots.Thanks for the tips.I subscribed.👍
No kidding. As a league coach i am constantly reminding player to stay down. Especially on pressure shots. I suggest they take a breath after the shot unless ball action will hit the cue. This is a very valuable video.
No Body movement, no aiming change when you're down, no hesitate AND PUSH THROUGH THE BALL! The frustrating thing is that these mistakes can still happen after thousands of hours of training🙂Unfortunately it is often enough to get them just a little wrong... Video recordings of my own sessions helped me a lot to understand and improve this. Because far worse than a mistake is not understanding what you did wrong. From my point of view this is the most common reason why players don't really get better despite training. Great (and nice) video!
Jasmine, these are very good and useful tips and I would agree some of the most common and critical mistakes we make. I enjoy watching your videos and I work to add your tips and suggestions to my practice routines to improve my game. Oh, I watched you play live at the Rio in Vegas. Your focus and game is impressive. I passed you in the hallway and wanted to stop and say hello, but it looked like you were heading to your next match and you were laser focused on getting there lol so I didn’t want to interrupt you. Good luck with your game and thanks for all your tips!
4:15 Yessssss, I will remember your face asking please whenever doing any of these mistakes. Much respect with you having to withstand the shot clock nowadays... All that pressure to make a shot and yet you make it within the limit. came late to your channel but I love your content and your style.
love this video! I'm a big fan. I've watched a lot of your matches after seeing you lose a match when I was watching some juniors play a long time ago. You were certainly passionate. Glad I found your channel.
Thank you I caught myself doing that I was standing up through my shot. Once I stopped doing that what an improvement. This video really helped me a lot to break a bad habit. Thank you!
Yep, look like you have time and working towards getting fan base for future income. I am new to this game of pool and find you entertaining, and hope to progress to adding this sport in to my life. Thank you for the support!
I love how you include clips of yourself making the exact mistakes that you are teaching us to avoid, very humble! A great attitude for anyone who is always trying to improve.
Totally agree. She's awesome.
Thank you 😄👍🏻 Trust me we all make these mistakes 👆🏻
I second this!
Right Jasmine is just awesome
@@jasminouschanbilliardsindeed we do
I like how you inject humor into your tips. And the tips have helped me in my game and to remind me to not regress back to bad habits.
I love that a female is promoting videos, I'm teaching my daughter, she loves the game, I can show her YOUR videos to give her more hope and confidence ❤
One of my favorite players!! And absolutely beautiful as well! 😊
I'm captaining an APA team of absolute beginners. It's a team of engineers from work. From the beginning, I've always used Jasmine as the one of the best examples of good form (along with Niels Feijen and Albin Ouschan). Now that Jasmin is publishing training vids, It's obvious that she's also a natural teacher who can relate to students, beginning and advanced. Great job, Jasmin. Keep it up!
Fedor is also a great example, Sanjin as well
The best advice u can give them is to quit pool or treat it as recreational fun. If they are grown ups and never played pool before they have 0 chance of being any good.
same thing man, all my teammates are 2s and im a 4 as a captain, it's tough out there but keep at it Jon :) Hopefully we'll get to Vegas!
@@fortheloveofsports1739 what do you consider good? Asking for a friend…lol
@Jeff Watts A player status. 551 to 600 fargo score. There's different rating systems. If someone just decides to pick up a cue stick they could play every day for the rest of their lives and not get to that level. If your not an A player you are really not going to be able to compete at much.
My practice routine has included lining up the balls and shooting stop shots for some time. It always amuses me that players always ask me what I am doing. A straight in, stop shot is one of the hardest to make. The cue ball gives instant feedback if you hit an object ball a wee bit left or right. To make 15 straight and get good stops is a real confidence builder for all shots. Thanks for the instruction Jasmin.
These 3 things are exactly what keeps me from winning most matches. That little ball of thoughts was perfect! Great video!
I don't think most Americans can appreciate how difficult it must be to put our videos in English when it isn't your first language. Well done.
Absolutely
Why not make them in the native language of wherever you're from?
@@Billabongbabalog to increase viewers
@@FellowOfHammer oh. Funny that.
already being fluent makes it a LOT easier 😉
I commend you on being analytical on
your performance. That's a hell of a training tool that no one else will show!
Thank you!
Anyone that has the humility to show how not to do it by showing videos of themself has my sub. Great instructional video!
I just got my first table at home and I appreciate this!
You are the best teacher. Showing your few mistakes, using humor and speaking plain. Is Albin as humorous as you are. I would love to see you two play together!
jasmin is correct in all of these tips. jasmin when working with my students i told them exactly what you told them about their body and practice. i also added counting to 3 before they were allowed to move and or stand up after the ball was struck. great stuff here in your video. this goes for all levels of players. great job
You are excellent as a pro player and as a teacher!!! Please continue in both as each allows time for the other!!! Thank you Jasmin!!!!
Big respect for showing clips your own blunders in matches. Very humanizing.
I love how you show you're having fun with your facial expressions, eyes and mouth. You are funn and easy to watch
As to your 3rd point, I've noticed that failing to commit to the shot (e.g., you weren't sure if you wanted to shoot the object ball directly into the pocket or play a combo) results in "splitting the difference," which usually means a missed shot.
Yep! I call it commitment issues 😂 which my team thinks is funny because I also have those in my adult life too lol
I love your channels and Neils Feijen's because you both always use the easiest ways to let me know the details.
Videos are getting better and better.
Love her presentation style, humor and absolutly valid points.
Great video, Jasmin! They keep getting better and better. Keep it up!
Love how you verbalize the thought process. Everything you say is very true.
You are doing a great job with these videos. Keep up the good work. Nice production values, too.
Hallo Frau Ouschan! I really appreciate this video. You actually show your mistakes. That deserves a lot of respect.
I have the #2 problem but faster playing seems best for me, slow aiming makes the cue ball jump sideways when hit.
Always look forward to watching you play Jasmin.
Not hitting the cue ball center makes the cue ball jump sideways when hit. Slow or fast.
These videos are better than all the other ones I've seen. I wish I could take a class with this woman
We teach the same roules and technics to our members, and in german(austrian) for the last example of mistakes we call it, "Ein gedanke zu viel" ;-) which means "one thought to much" greetings from vienna thx Jassy
Thank you for the video and contributing to this beautiful sport. I think players of all levels fall victim to all three mistakes at times, so this is really applicable to everyone. Thanks for providing exercises for each problem too.
You always seem very composed and focused, so I would love to hear some tips for preparation for tournament and tips for the mental aspect. If you have already made videos that cover this, would you be so kind as to link them?
My favorite site! Your instructions seem to be speaking directly to me and my issues, lol. Love the humor as well.
The perfect instruction video. Very well done.
Hey Jasmin. Just wanted to say thank you. I’ve been getting a little down mentally on my pool game because I watch a bunch of videos and practice all the time and even started meditating but still have a bad habit of missing the money ball. It starts to feel hard to overcome but hearing that even a pro still has insecurities down on the shots makes me feel better
Hi Michael, stick with it and don't get yourself down. The thing with watching the videos and even if you have a 1 on 1 coach is that your game is going to go down til u better or perfect what ur learning so just keep doing what ur doing and it will pay off👊🏼
@@NIGHTHAWK_0321 thanks for the words of wisdom.
@@Sacredsnow2 ur welcome
have fun playing! ;)
I've gotten better from watching your videos and I've had people ask me I tell them practice but mainly watch videos and I send them your videos to help them because you are a very good teacher you explain things where people understand it keep up with videos and good luck when you play your tournaments
You are perfect for these type of videos! Come across very charismatic and genuine.
Spot on-pun intended. I've struggled for years finding the flaws in my stroke, but WORST OF ALL-spending years undoing bad habits! Thanks!
I love how grounded she is! Thank you Jasmin ❤ from Australia
One of the best training videos I've seen in a long time. Great description of 3 simple mistakes that cost all of us opportunities to win. Thank you!
You are one of the best at what you do and don't need to help us. THANK YOU for being honest and showing your own mistakes. That takes courage.
Excellent advice. Getting back into pool after a 20 year break. Definitely not like riding a bike
Thanks for all you do for the amazing sport of 9-ball pool. World peace if everyone played pool, and did some karate on the side.
Großes Lob 👏🏻. Deine Videos sind nicht nur sehr informativ und hilfreich sondern auch von hoher Qualität. Besonders gut finde ich den Humor und Witz dabei 😉
Vielen Dank dafür und bitte weiter so ❤
I've been 'pooling' for decades, yet I still gain knowledge from your videos. Also, as a career communications/marketing specialist, I enjoy your camera presence, humor, and self-deprecation (see your English/German dictionary.)🙂 If I may note, you have a natural beauty that requires little make-up. And your smile invites engagement. Keep up the great work. God bless you.
I Love your Videos, especially how you explain each error, I've beat some of the best , but been beat by lesser skilled players because I standup , I have body movement etc. I've watched your Videos, now I've been Practicing having no body movement's, it feels weird but I'm starting to have like 80% accuracy vs 40% , Thank You
This was so helpful thank you so much! I always adjust my aim once im down on the shot but now I know the right way :)
Love the new studio. Your production is getting better every video.❤🎥🎬
How good is TH-cam?! We can learn from the champions! Thank you.
I did know to aim before leaning down to the cue, now I'll try this.
Excellent video! Your choice of these three videos is so spot on that it’s like you’ve been watching me play. I especially appreciate that you show yourself making the mistake (including what’s going through your head), show how to do it right, and provide simple exercises to correct each mistake. Great job, and thank you for your help.
Howdy, I love your humor - you make me smile. Thanks for sharing your talents.
0:55 yes, it's accurately. Thank you for correcting that.
I really enjoy how educational but also entertaining your videos are! Learned alot already!
Tremendous job on the video, Jasmin! The message comes through loud and clear. Thank you for taking the time to put this together and sharing!
Loving all of your videos! Love your whit and humor. Also, I love how humble you are, by showing us and telling us mistakes you’ve made in the past. After all, we are all human and sometimes second-guess ourselves. One big mistake I make a lot is the one you explained here, that my mind will wander while I’m down on a shot, especially if I’m nervous. My inner saboteur takes over, causing me to miss a vital shot. I also have a hard time with rail shots with the ball frozen to the rail. I either hit it too full, or rail first. Hardly ever find the sweet spot. So frustrating! 😩
Thank you very much for all your help. I am a beginner player, and these fundamentals work great
These are “obvious” but CRITICAL mistakes we are all guilty of. Thanks for the reminder homie. Good stuff 👊
Thanks Jasmin! Some nice simple drills that develop good habits...just what I need!
well thought out explanations and you clearly articulated how much overthinking can be involved causing the common mistakes
Thank you so much for helping a beginner like myself learn these “basics”!
Great reminder! This made a big difference for me and a teammate the day after I saw it. Thanks!
Pretty much picked out the 3 mistakes that are creeping back into my game!
Great tips. They have really helped me. Especially to not change your aim after you have gotten into your stance. So nice to see your personality outside of when you are “game focused”.
I like your mix with the humor and your laughs combined with the good stuff in the vids.. Good tips and tricks 👍💪
Thank you for the helpful tips. Can see some of the mistakes Not noticeable until you miss a shot. Very helpful.
Good tips!
Great vid, Jasminator!! Will use your tips tonight in my tourney.
One of the best pool training videos I've seen. It lies in a blind spot for most pool training: after developing a decent stroke and before speed control.
Thanks very much for the great advice. By the way when you hit through the ball it is beautiful to watch. Such a smooth and fluent stroke.
This is honestly one of my go-to videos. I can get lost in the more technical parts of the game, so it's great for me to get a reminder now and then (from the lovely and talented Jasmin Ouschan, I might add) to break everything down, back to the very basics, and build up from there.
EXCELLENT! This is the same stuff my coach tries to beat through my thick head!
Superb lesson. Love the drills to reinforce your teaching. Working on them regularly. Thanks much. All the best.
Love your style of presentation. Thank you
Proper technique to shoot/pot balls is key for me to be successful.No rushing the shot,focus,staying low to the table to aim and lastly taking my time with the actual shot-no over powering the cue ball.In the past I was trying to kill the cue ball-that only resulted in more misses then ever pots.Thanks for the tips.I subscribed.👍
No kidding. As a league coach i am constantly reminding player to stay down. Especially on pressure shots. I suggest they take a breath after the shot unless ball action will hit the cue. This is a very valuable video.
Your videos are the best !!! Please keep them coming as they are helping my game a lot . 😊
I didn’t want to bug you in Vegas, but wanna say thanks so much for this. Your videos are really well done too❤. I’ll see you again I’m sure
Not starting the cueing until you get into final position is something I look forward to implementing.
Thanks coach! I can't wait to get home to the table so I can give these drills a shot...
No Body movement, no aiming change when you're down, no hesitate AND PUSH THROUGH THE BALL! The frustrating thing is that these mistakes can still happen after thousands of hours of training🙂Unfortunately it is often enough to get them just a little wrong... Video recordings of my own sessions helped me a lot to understand and improve this. Because far worse than a mistake is not understanding what you did wrong. From my point of view this is the most common reason why players don't really get better despite training. Great (and nice) video!
Another great video
Great knowledge. Thx
Jasmine, these are very good and useful tips and I would agree some of the most common and critical mistakes we make. I enjoy watching your videos and I work to add your tips and suggestions to my practice routines to improve my game.
Oh, I watched you play live at the Rio in Vegas. Your focus and game is impressive. I passed you in the hallway and wanted to stop and say hello, but it looked like you were heading to your next match and you were laser focused on getting there lol so I didn’t want to interrupt you. Good luck with your game and thanks for all your tips!
Thanks a lot for the effort in making your videos I can see you tweak them with humor and your personality which is beautiful.❤❤❤
4:15 Yessssss, I will remember your face asking please whenever doing any of these mistakes.
Much respect with you having to withstand the shot clock nowadays... All that pressure to make a shot and yet you make it within the limit. came late to your channel but I love your content and your style.
I love your honesty and thanks for helping the burgeoning pool player!
Excellent advice! Solid fundamentals are the key to success! You look great also Jasmin!
Great tips, thank you!!
Danke schön Jasmin für dieses hilfreiche Video und ganz nebenbei bemerkt: Rote Fingernägel an dir sehen einfach klasse aus!
Trust me your english is way better than my german. Great lessons and content.
love this video! I'm a big fan. I've watched a lot of your matches after seeing you lose a match when I was watching some juniors play a long time ago. You were certainly passionate. Glad I found your channel.
Thank you so much! These are so so common and you just pointed these out so nicely. Will remember next time for sure 😅
You are so relatable and genuine. I love watching your matches, and you make great video content. Thank you
Dream lady!!! So talented, hard working and wise. Not to even mention the looks. 😄 Thanks for the tips!!!
Thank you I caught myself doing that I was standing up through my shot. Once I stopped doing that what an improvement. This video really helped me a lot to break a bad habit. Thank you!
youre honesty is very much appreciated
Really good tutorial! I respect that you show clips of yourself making mistakes. 👍
Toujours de très bons conseils et ... j'adore votre humour ;-)
So funny😊 ... and helpfull! Danke Jasmin!
What a great teacher and absolute gorgeous lady!
Well, put in so many ways... very enjoyable and makes people want to listen.. keep it up..
Yep, look like you have time and working towards getting fan base for future income. I am new to this game of pool and find you entertaining, and hope to progress to adding this sport in to my life. Thank you for the support!
Thank you. Watching you and your explanations I know I do these mistakes. I hope I can correct my mistakes.
I love that I get to revisit this video once my tendinitis calms down.
Nice and simple things to practice as I ease back into consistent practice.