Thank you!!! I have always been keeping it level and can’t get as much draw as I would like too. Now that you explained to have it a little angled it makes sense now
Good advice JJ. The only other thing that is worth mentioning when jacked up near the rail is that stroking downward on the cue ball may cause it to be slightly be air borne when it contacts the object ball and contact the object ball slightly above where you intended causing you to miss pocketing the ball.
Omg thats what i needed used to have no problem with the draw but started seeing tips about getting hand flat level stroke and started scooping the ball unless the timing was perfect. Started to shy away from long draw shots because i couldnt trust it
Great stuff. You guys might need a better editor or something though. He's talking about the angle of his cue and you're zoomed in to where you can't see what he's talking about at 5:47
Not true one bit. I played like you for 17 years. Once I had one lesson with JJ my draw stoke now incredible. I can draw the length of a 9ft table with ease. 🤷
@@tjblackartist- ask yourself why picking up the butt of the cue a bit makes the draw stroke go farther? Believe it or not, both the OP and you are right.
Coming from the man that time fouled us out in the masconi cup to lose us the match completely i think I'm good on his advice! If you can't handle the most simple basic thing, "time" you shouldn't be tryn to teach a damn thing
@medallion39 not trolling at all! Did you watch the cup? Has to go down as the billiards world most cluts stumble ever and I have played Jeremy in worlds opens and state opens, promise that dude isn't near as good as you think he is, obviously can't handle pressure
@medallion39 don't have one, got to give him credit for that which is completely overshadowed by his monsterest blunder and who gives af if you believe me or not dude for all you know I could be anybody on the other side of your messages and a 5 speed could be anybody spotting them the world with just a little bit of logic thought, which tells me exactly were you are
@ I like my odds on the bar box against most, but not a big table cause I never get to play on them. He made a time clock mistake in that match, but are you gonna get to the hill against David Alcaide?
Omg thats what i needed used to have no problem with the draw but started seeing tips about getting hand flat level stroke and started scooping the ball unless the timing was perfect. Started to shy away from long draw shots because i couldnt trust it
Thank you!!! I have always been keeping it level and can’t get as much draw as I would like too. Now that you explained to have it a little angled it makes sense now
I shared this video with some players at the pool hall today. They couldn't believe how easy it is to draw.
Jeremy you're always spot on!! I appreciate you so much!!!
Good advice JJ. The only other thing that is worth mentioning when jacked up near the rail is that stroking downward on the cue ball may cause it to be slightly be air borne when it contacts the object ball and contact the object ball slightly above where you intended causing you to miss pocketing the ball.
Great job coach! Cant wait for our next lesson! Just won a tournament tonight!
Double J with the good stuff! Excellent! 🎱💙
Awesome content JJ
Top notch info from JJ as usual 👍
Thanks for great upload 🎱🎱☘☘
Omg thats what i needed used to have no problem with the draw but started seeing tips about getting hand flat level stroke and started scooping the ball unless the timing was perfect. Started to shy away from long draw shots because i couldnt trust it
Great stuff. You guys might need a better editor or something though. He's talking about the angle of his cue and you're zoomed in to where you can't see what he's talking about at 5:47
No one can explain this better that jj
Thanks JJ, very informative and learned a lot in 91/2 minutes.
How does tip width, shape and hardness, and cue deflection effect drawshots, if at all?
I'm not on board with jacking up even a little to draw the ball. Keeping the cue as level as possible gives you better results.
Not true one bit. I played like you for 17 years. Once I had one lesson with JJ my draw stoke now incredible. I can draw the length of a 9ft table with ease. 🤷
@@tjblackartist- ask yourself why picking up the butt of the cue a bit makes the draw stroke go farther?
Believe it or not, both the OP and you are right.
Wow, this is info i needed to hear…
I can draw easy it’s just doing it across the whole table SVB has one of the best draw shots I’ve seen
Wish aiming système efren Reyes they use?
He doesn't use any aiming system, just feel and alot of experience. That's why he's the GOAT!
Times change… I know for a fact 30 years ago JJ wouldn’t give away anything!.. lol.. It was rule number one..
Anyone know what butt and shaft he’s using here?
Really great stuff with some good advices, but the camara man needs to do a better job. Thanks, JJ.
jeremy jones method: gamble a lot of money. lose it and try again. repeat until draw stroke is learned
Even with a 13mm shaft?
who explains 'pool' better than J.J. 🎱
De Luna can draw with extreme speed the whole distance of the table.
Yeah, he has so much power in his stroke!
Just look at his crazy breaks.. He's a Bull.
Some really important points, but not explained that well.
I disagree.
Maybe you didn’t understand him? He speaks on high levels. Js.
Probably the best presentation Ive seen. Plus if you’re starting pool and watching this; it would explain a lot on the comment.
Then make a video and do better! Perhaps I can watch and make harsh criticism on your sad attempt at explaining a draw.
Coming from the man that time fouled us out in the masconi cup to lose us the match completely i think I'm good on his advice!
If you can't handle the most simple basic thing, "time" you shouldn't be tryn to teach a damn thing
Obviously you’re trolling but i believe Jeremy could spot you the world lol
@medallion39 not trolling at all! Did you watch the cup? Has to go down as the billiards world most cluts stumble ever and I have played Jeremy in worlds opens and state opens, promise that dude isn't near as good as you think he is, obviously can't handle pressure
@ sure, buddy. Where is your U.S. Open title?
@medallion39 don't have one, got to give him credit for that which is completely overshadowed by his monsterest blunder and who gives af if you believe me or not dude for all you know I could be anybody on the other side of your messages and a 5 speed could be anybody spotting them the world with just a little bit of logic thought, which tells me exactly were you are
@ I like my odds on the bar box against most, but not a big table cause I never get to play on them. He made a time clock mistake in that match, but are you gonna get to the hill against David Alcaide?
Omg thats what i needed used to have no problem with the draw but started seeing tips about getting hand flat level stroke and started scooping the ball unless the timing was perfect. Started to shy away from long draw shots because i couldnt trust it
How does tip width, shape and hardness, and cue deflection effect drawshots, if at all?