I have been watching your videos for a few years now and still there are new things to learn on every new video you make. Thank you for your contribution to the game. You are the most underrated coach ever.
Dr dave billiards is much better. Dr dave goes into detail regarding the nuances of pool shots, so you can better understand the variables. Tor Lowry glosses over these nuances, and he also is VERY boring to listen to haha - where did his enthusiasm go??? jk Also, Scott Rohleder is a good source for learning the details of pool. He talks about systems, english, and more, and he does so in a way that is easy to understand, and he does them in person, as opposed to Tor Lowry only using his "best" shots.
Very informative and easy to grasp. These teaching are basically advanced fundamentals that help players like me improve their game. Thanks. Wise people never stops learning...
This is one hell of the tutorials that will make sure I leave my opponents amazed by the shots I could play... Thanks again for these shots, needed to know them to help me improve my game drastically... 🎱🔥👌👌👌
these shots are good, but I feel (correct me if im wrong) that most people would opt for "the simple play" or a safety in a lot of these cases because these shots are High-risk/high-reward
Agree 100%. If I'm in an APA match and not fully confident I would opt for the pot or defensive shot. While these look easy I've practiced them a bit & some are quite difficult!
I think that’s kind of the point of this video. This isn’t a “you should play this shot this way” it’s a “learn these shots so you CAN play these”. He even says that to improve you need to be adding 15-20 different shots into your repertoire every month, and while these are very scenario specific, it can’t hurt to learn how to use them.
It’s a good shot but mike Massey didn’t discover this. I used to see this shot all the time by one of the guys that taught me Pool. He even explained to me how the shot works and when you want to use it.
I have been looking for the first one in books for years tried it today still can’t do it lol I seen. Someone do it in the local and for about 12 years been trying to do it
I love #4. Using poor stroke mechanics on purpose. It's funny how we work to not do this stuff and then we have to relearn it to add a shot to our bag of tricks.
I like to play pool in bars around Bali (I'm playing about 3 times a week for the past 6 months) where the cue tips are mostly in not the greatest state and it's difficult to perform a back spin. Do you mind making a tutorial how to perform good spin with bad cue? If that even is possible? Cheers!
Good vid. You have pro cuts on your diamond? I have leagues now but got an offer to swap them to pro's for free. Be interesting to see how much harder it is to cheat the pocket.
Great content. One thing tho. The kill shot starting at the 9:00 mark, I shoot those with low inside and your using outside. Wouldn’t you rather curve the CB into shot path than away from it? After contact, you get much less CB travel. What do you think?
He’s thinking more about the object ball throw (which means he can hit it way fuller). Considering he’s not elevating his cue, there’s almost no swerve (curve) going on. But if you play it with low inside and still holds the CB, then great. I usually play it with outside.
I've been thrown out of lots of pool rooms for not losing. Yet I can't get a game on this play store no lessons needed. Object ball to any 4 banks to knock the 9 in the corner try it.
While you very clearly know what you're doing, the way your cue flies off to the (right) side after making contact with the cue ball (example at 18:50) goes against everything I've ever been told about proper shot form.
If you watch the Mike Massey video 50 Shots video he refers to this stroke as a swipe stroke, where the tip swipes across the cue ball to to generate sidespin. Not something that new players should be taught but something experienced players can use to generate a tremendous amount of sidespin.
I have been watching your videos for a few years now and still there are new things to learn on every new video you make. Thank you for your contribution to the game. You are the most underrated coach ever.
Thanks! I appreciate that.
this channel is underrated but it is the best ever
Dr dave billiards is much better. Dr dave goes into detail regarding the nuances of pool shots, so you can better understand the variables. Tor Lowry glosses over these nuances, and he also is VERY boring to listen to haha - where did his enthusiasm go??? jk
Also, Scott Rohleder is a good source for learning the details of pool. He talks about systems, english, and more, and he does so in a way that is easy to understand, and he does them in person, as opposed to Tor Lowry only using his "best" shots.
I agree he's tutorial is so helpful
@@kevinbransky1817 This is a Dr Dave stolen video!
Very informative and easy to grasp.
These teaching are basically advanced fundamentals that help players like me improve their game. Thanks.
Wise people never stops learning...
This is one hell of the tutorials that will make sure I leave my opponents amazed by the shots I could play... Thanks again for these shots, needed to know them to help me improve my game drastically... 🎱🔥👌👌👌
Best channel EVER!!! lol I just got some DVD's and they are amazing. Thanks for everything!
Thanks T R! Tor
Great video. Will start practicing a number of these shots first thing in the morning.
That was beautiful beautiful tor what can i say you're the best.
Great information!
Thanks
Now this is one of the most groundbreaking pool vids ever. Saved for my next training over the weekend and later on! THANKS!
Thank you can't wait to add this to my game
What a great skill, I'll practice it. Thank you coach Tor. God bless you.
Great Video :) I love shooting those spin shots and getting into tough positions
wow, what a great video. so much amazing shots to learn. Thank you sir
This is the best pool channel on TH-cam... wow
these shots are good, but I feel (correct me if im wrong) that most people would opt for "the simple play" or a safety in a lot of these cases because these shots are High-risk/high-reward
Agree 100%. If I'm in an APA match and not fully confident I would opt for the pot or defensive shot. While these look easy I've practiced them a bit & some are quite difficult!
I think that’s kind of the point of this video. This isn’t a “you should play this shot this way” it’s a “learn these shots so you CAN play these”. He even says that to improve you need to be adding 15-20 different shots into your repertoire every month, and while these are very scenario specific, it can’t hurt to learn how to use them.
Very nice technique sir tor,, God bless you
Thanks for sharing
Best video and great efforts , kindly use headcam , thanks .
It’s a good shot but mike Massey didn’t discover this. I used to see this shot all the time by one of the guys that taught me Pool. He even explained to me how the shot works and when you want to use it.
Great information....!
I like how he pulls off all these professional shots and makes them sound so easy. But nevertheless I’m going to try these out in my pool hall
I have been looking for the first one in books for years tried it today still can’t do it lol I seen. Someone do it in the local and for about 12 years been trying to do it
I love #4. Using poor stroke mechanics on purpose. It's funny how we work to not do this stuff and then we have to relearn it to add a shot to our bag of tricks.
I like to play pool in bars around Bali (I'm playing about 3 times a week for the past 6 months) where the cue tips are mostly in not the greatest state and it's difficult to perform a back spin. Do you mind making a tutorial how to perform good spin with bad cue? If that even is possible? Cheers!
Very useful im hitting like
Great video !!!!!
I like to get some lessons on that so I can go down to the VFW in Shawnee Oklahoma and BT's guys are there playing from the get-go
very good lowry bless
Good vid. You have pro cuts on your diamond? I have leagues now but got an offer to swap them to pro's for free. Be interesting to see how much harder it is to cheat the pocket.
Great content. One thing tho. The kill shot starting at the 9:00 mark, I shoot those with low inside and your using outside. Wouldn’t you rather curve the CB into shot path than away from it? After contact, you get much less CB travel. What do you think?
He’s thinking more about the object ball throw (which means he can hit it way fuller). Considering he’s not elevating his cue, there’s almost no swerve (curve) going on. But if you play it with low inside and still holds the CB, then great. I usually play it with outside.
muchas gracias
Exquisite
Am a very poor player please any aiming tip I miss shorts terribly
On the draw shot how far apart are the balls
Do ypu notoce he shoots mostly samespot
I've been thrown out of lots of pool rooms for not losing. Yet I can't get a game on this play store no lessons needed. Object ball to any 4 banks to knock the 9 in the corner try it.
You lost tor eight ball went in watch this video about 5 times Gold
Tor do you have a Venmo I've learned so much from you would like to send a lil cash.
No need, but thank you. Just pass on the information to young players.
While you very clearly know what you're doing, the way your cue flies off to the (right) side after making contact with the cue ball (example at 18:50) goes against everything I've ever been told about proper shot form.
If you watch the Mike Massey video 50 Shots video he refers to this stroke as a swipe stroke, where the tip swipes across the cue ball to to generate sidespin. Not something that new players should be taught but something experienced players can use to generate a tremendous amount of sidespin.
as always great content but the transition sound is annoying and for me unnecessary.
I can’t follow this format. Too artificial. Much prefer a more natural camera angle as in your earlier videos.