Thanks for watching! Here's some other videos that might be interesting for you: - How To Pocket Balls Like A Professional - Make The Pockets Play Bigger! ( MUST WATCH! ) th-cam.com/video/tGBnhoGcluM/w-d-xo.html - DON'T Scratch In The Side Pocket Any Longer! The Side To Side Drill (MUST WATCH!) th-cam.com/video/D0CoPGEklmM/w-d-xo.html - BACK TO THE BASICS: th-cam.com/play/PLzjzZn8Miek1gDQaNlkuB32AHRdwGZwJw.html
This was a great drill Niels! It took me 4 tries before I could do the pro-version with some confidence. The really hard part is to keep focus on all 15 balls and make sure you stroke each ball and not just roll the cue ball. It also showed me what my weakest shot was. Now, I have to practice those weak shots about 200 times to get my confidence up. Thanks for your great drills. :)
Another really useful drill. I prepare for my league matches by re-viewing several of your lessons. It helps me focus, and in every match I find help from what I've seen. Great instruction, Niels. Thank you.
Neil’s,ur game is solid, i love your stroke it’s awesome,thank u for the yo-yo drill ,I’ve been doing it for a couple of months now since ur video, and my stroke has taken off,also thank u for big brother little brother ,I love that drill, all ur drills are awesome , after watching ur channel for months now my game has taken off ,thank u brother,,,
Great video Neils, so many great training videos. Love seeing how much damage can be made on the table when you are willing to put the work in. Can't wait for the next video.
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen yup, this drill will test our cue action, hit soft but smooth from rest position, back swing then followthrough and control of cue ball in one package :) awesome
I just love your videos😄 Your Oscar-worthy acting at the beginning, your cool, slow and sound explanation and your amazing stroke. You are the one why my game play has increased so much the last month. I just lost 2 out of 15 games in my league. Thank you so much! Will you also make a video with the most common mistakes in straight pool? That's the game I still have the most problems. I need 15 admission (is this the correct word btw?) to 60. That's way too much.
I'm thankful you show tip position for every shot. Because of misses down the rail with a tip of English, I stopped using English. I recently ran over 100 balls twice using only follow, stun and draw. Yet going back to rotation I have to use English to move the cue ball on the rails. Here you use English on several shots. Are you doing that to reduce throw? Do you use English on all cut shots even when you are not going to the rail? I now only use English for near straight in shots that are slightly off, or if I'm going to the rail and need spin for position.
thank you for making this video! This drill can teach me so much about the game. Can anyone explains to me why would Neils use side spins on a lot of the shots even though the cue ball didn't touch the rail? Doesn't side spin only have an effect when the cue ball is in contact with the rials? Many thanks!
Big fan from Bangladesh,following all your instructions and it's really helpful. I'm improving day by day thanks Niels for your support for the beginners
Great drill! If I miss 3 or 4 balls in I usually just keep goin to see if I can still finish. It’s a great way to measure success. I’m consistently getting 8 out of 10. I’ve finished it just once. The ball ended a little pass the target zone. But I still counted it. lol Thx Terminator! Keep those vids coming!
Neat that you trained with Johann. I met him last month at a tournament :) Ill definitely try this drill inshallah. Question. Why is the 2nd diamond called the kitchen line? I havent heard that before.
Very nice drill. I already learned 3 things from it: - my cue ball control is good, I never had the cue ball in the wrong place - on straight shots: my stop shot is horrible, I often end up with inadvertently putting some English on it, which with soft long shots often means missing the pocket - on (slightly) cut shots: I always put a little English and I have higher percentage than with straight shots, because there is more difference between a straight with and without English than a cut shot with more or less English. In other words: - when I shoot straight without English and I put some English, I miss - when I want to put some English, I don't miss, whether I put the right amount, a little more or a little less In other other words: putting some English increases the tolerance for error
One thing that I've figured out few months ago and has helped me tremendously, when playing straight long 9-ball, I don't just stop the cue ball, I draw it just a little bit, few centimeters, and since then I don't remember missing such a shot. From my humble opinion (and romance with draw shots) little bit of extra focus that goes into slight draw is what brings those % 👆
@@tesha199 Interesting... I guess that's the same reason: it's difficult to hit the ball where you want to hit it. So if you want to hit it on dead center, you have higher changes of failing. Instead, if you want to add some left or right or if you want to stop it with some low, you may put a little more or a little less of that left/right/low, but it is going to work out better than trying to hit center and put a little left/right/low that will make you miss.
Great video! Niels, I noticed that on some of those shots you used outside English without touching the rail. Is it because of the skid when shooting that soft? Or to control the cue ball? 😊 thanks
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen thanks for your reply 😊👍 I have been doing it naturally for many years and always thought I’m doing it wrong 😅 so great to hear that
Hey Neils. Great video. But I think an area that needs fixing is the spin you claim to put on the cue ball. In the diagram, it looks like you’re putting maximum spin judging from the position of the red dot. Surely you aren’t doing that with every shot right? The red dot is always on the farthest point of the cue ball diagram.
No it’s only minimal spin. I think if you look closely it’s only about one tip of spin for example on low right or left and little spin when I apply stun. For maximum spin you would have to go more to the middle of the ball cause that’s where all the meat is 😄👍🏼
Is there a way you can use a better diagram showing where you hit the cue ball? it looks like you're making contact by hitting extreme edge of the cue ball. Is this the case, or are you using like a tip, or a tip and a half of english?
It’s fairly minimal Amounts of spin but in the low side of the cue ball even with one tip of spin you’re already getting close tintje side of the ball. And you see when applying stun and spin the dot stays more to the middle portion of the cue ball. 👍🏼👍🏼😄 but Tnx for the tip!!
Hi Niels and thanks for this video. You do not say what should happen if one leaves the "cueball" out of the zone after the shot, or scratches, or misses completely. Is this the end of the drill and must set it up again from the very start, even no matter how many balls already made correctly, or just either keep on going or put back the last balls? Perhaps based on player level? Dank je wel!
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen thanks man. My table at home has bigger pockets then the diamond tables I play on in tournaments. I find myself trying to adjust my aim in tournaments and it’s costed me a few games
I was wondering if yoy could provide feedback as to the best way to build a practice schedule using all the various drills that target specific aspects of an individuals game. This would require some customization based on a players skill level and gaps...please comment
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen Awesome! I'd probably need 5 power hours (1 hr for each day of the week) to address all the aspects of my game...accuracy, stroke, speed, break, banks, kicks, pattern play etc...Live you content!
Do you recommend for C players to also use left/right spin or just a soft draw spot for this drill? Thank you again for another amazing video, one of my favourite pool content creators!
Glad you asked this Ian, I was reading the comments to also ask! Hi Niels, the spin you're using so often here, is it 'gearing' spin so you can e.g. aim down the center of the pocket and not adjust your aim line for impact induced throw? Or is it so you can hit thicker cuts and throw the ball in with spin induced throw? (Or maybe all of the above and it's just all so intuitive now 😂) Anyhow, I'm always trying to use as little spin as possible to up my shot percentage, so very often when I see your cue ball targets I'm like *gulp* scared and Ian's question comes to mind. Thanks so much for making these videos!
@@BenjaminMillam yes i'm aiming slightly thicker and then throw the ball in with the helping english. You can also hit center ball, but because pro's hit some many shots with english it becomes automatic to add that bit of helping english when you not straight in. I asked Efren once, he also said he hits pretty much all his shots with a bit of spin unless straight in or jacked up over a ball. Hope this helps? Greets!
I have a question I hope you will answer when you are shooting one of the shots with let’s. Say left english are you aiming the cue tip at the center of the object ball or what.?
Hi Niels, this drill brings up a question about the tradeoff between speed and spin. Intuitively, it seems one should always try to hit with low speed for a more precise shot, but then lower speed would require a hit further away from the cue ball center which would make the shot more challenging. How do you balance this?
Tnx! Cue ball center is an illusion in that sense cause middle stun is the same as low draw. Same vertical axes. When putting spin on the cue then one has to learn about throw. But for many many pool players most of the shots are played with spin to help position play so that’s the next step maybe for you? 💪🏼😄👍🏼
Ben overigens wel benieuwd hoe bepalend een laken is bij verschillende oefeningen. Vast zul je zeggen😊 waar ik speel merk ik dat je echt behoorlijk hard moet stoten voor beetje trekbal, op youtube zie ik alle toppers zoals jij deze bal veel zachter spelen.
Hi Neils I notice that you’re using spin “à la Strickland”, is that totally necessary or can one pocket all these shots with 0 spin? The last shot, for example. Also, do you always aim the close to the rail shots a bit thick instead of hitting them in clean? I hear Imran and many other top players mention that you should not attempt to make them clean.
Good point. Yes those shots go in easier off the rail. I use spin on pretty much all my not straight in shots expect when I’m frozen on the rail or jacked up over a ball. It’s called helping English. But not necessary if position is not a must 👍🏼👍🏼😄
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen Dearl Niels, next week I'm gonna buy pool table Buffalo Dominator for my House. How do you think, is good quality table for home?
While I like these videos, (& HELPFUL!!) What I would like to see listed / shown, is to know for sure, When they show where to hit the Cue ball, (Left or Right sides) is the small "pop up" showing it from, their standing point/ view, or our side? At times it looks like He is hitting it on the Lower Left, YET, the pop up pic, shows on the Right side. (HA! MY LEFT? OR YOUR LEFT? LOL)
Thanks for the drill, I just started playing 14.1, how many balls do you think a C player should be able to run ? Also having trouble with the brake shot.
It blows me away that you are good enough to miss bad on purpose and still pocket balls. I play 3 hrs a day and although I'm getting better some days I just over do everything and I end up screwing up my leave.
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen it's my touch, I think. Sometimes I feel like I'm playing decent speed, and sometimes it's like I crush every shot too hard. I have 860HR and I think I should have gotten the regular 860 instead. Sometimes it seems like the table plays too fast, which makes it hard to control my stroke and all around ball control. It gets frustrating when my table feels like it's not very forgiving when the shots aren't perfect.
Hello👋🙋♂️ there once again👍 Amazing and very helpful👌 video as always Super like👌👌👌. Thanks for sharing Warm regards and best👍💯 wishes The UnknownManCub 👍😎👨🏭
Thanks for watching! Here's some other videos that might be interesting for you:
- How To Pocket Balls Like A Professional - Make The Pockets Play Bigger! ( MUST WATCH! ) th-cam.com/video/tGBnhoGcluM/w-d-xo.html
- DON'T Scratch In The Side Pocket Any Longer! The Side To Side Drill (MUST WATCH!) th-cam.com/video/D0CoPGEklmM/w-d-xo.html
- BACK TO THE BASICS: th-cam.com/play/PLzjzZn8Miek1gDQaNlkuB32AHRdwGZwJw.html
I’ve been doing this drill for months now. It’s definitely improved my game a bit.
That's the way to do it Ron!!😎😎
Simply the best pool instruction on TH-cam.
Cheers Hidy!
This was a great drill Niels! It took me 4 tries before I could do the pro-version with some confidence. The really hard part is to keep focus on all 15 balls and make sure you stroke each ball and not just roll the cue ball. It also showed me what my weakest shot was. Now, I have to practice those weak shots about 200 times to get my confidence up. Thanks for your great drills. :)
Tnx Phil! Yes focus is massive that’s why the pressure builds a bit when you mess it up and you get to the last balls 😄
I'm appreciative for the free education. We are blessed and lucky to have a good teacher. Thanks again Niels.
Enjoy it Mark, Tnx!!
Another really useful drill. I prepare for my league matches by re-viewing several of your lessons. It helps me focus, and in every match I find help from what I've seen. Great instruction, Niels. Thank you.
Nice to hear Jack! Thank you. Good luck!
'The Terminator' was Truly a blessing to me when I decided to get everything Right In The Game of Pool. Mr. Vito 'The Surgeon' from Dallas, Texas.
as always, amazing tips and drills. I wish I had these videos when I was younger instead of the silly VHS trick shot videos.. haha thanks!
Haha yep same here. Did 3 weeks of morning newspaper route daily just to save money for the USA system video player when I was 19😄😄
Neil’s,ur game is solid, i love your stroke it’s awesome,thank u for the yo-yo drill ,I’ve been doing it for a couple of months now since ur video, and my stroke has taken off,also thank u for big brother little brother ,I love that drill, all ur drills are awesome , after watching ur channel for months now my game has taken off ,thank u brother,,,
Great video Neils, so many great training videos. Love seeing how much damage can be made on the table when you are willing to put the work in. Can't wait for the next video.
Glad you’re enjoying it Michael 😄👍🏼
I swear to God, those pretend "Oh no, what have I done?" faces/reactions on every video at the start are always so funny! :D
As always, great video!
Cheers mate 😂😂😄😄
Great video- will try this! 🎱🎱🎱
Have fun!! Let me know how it went 💪😀
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen will do champ 🎱🎱🎱
This is it!! This is what I've been waiting for, for so long. Thank you!!
You’re most welcome!!
It would be great if Netflix did a series about you, Niels.You are a true legend of the game.Keep up the great content!
Ha! Nice compliment Anton 🙏🏻😄
Awesome video Niels! I'm trying this immediately. Really appreciate the lessons.
You’re welcome Alan! 👍🏼👍🏼😄
Love how you explain pool shots,it can only improve youre pool
Liked, subscribed and rang the bell. Thanks again Niels for this great drill. Mike from Washington state USA.
Cheers Mike!! 👍🏼👍🏼😄
Niels i thumbs up your videos before even watching them, you're the best mate.
Thank you Joe 💪🏼👍🏼😄
Going give that drill a go later today.
Amazing as always Niels. Thank again for sharing your genius with all of us!
You’re welcome Kirk! 🙏🏻🙏🏻😄
If I have anyone to blame for my growth it will be you.... Niels you have done well for your career and now you are doing even greater things
Keep pushing Apex! 💪🏼💪🏼😄
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen I most definitely will
Niel's love the videos and your acting lol. Thank you for your hard work
Cheers Lance 🙏🏻🙏🏻😄😄👍🏼👊🏼
That does look tough, but it looks like a great drill. Thanks again, Niels!
One of my favorite Johan drills to do! Thanks for sharing. 💪
Yep it’s a great one! Very creative!
Your on a whole nother planet Neil's... absolutely amazing man!!!
Thx Niels - great drill to improve the game. Cheers from Shanghai
You’re welcome Och! 👍🏼😄
this thing very difficult
awesome vids
Try with the easier version and build
It up 👍🏼👍🏼
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen yup, this drill will test our cue action, hit soft but smooth from rest position, back swing then followthrough and control of cue ball in one package :)
awesome
I just love your videos😄 Your Oscar-worthy acting at the beginning, your cool, slow and sound explanation and your amazing stroke. You are the one why my game play has increased so much the last month. I just lost 2 out of 15 games in my league. Thank you so much!
Will you also make a video with the most common mistakes in straight pool? That's the game I still have the most problems. I need 15 admission (is this the correct word btw?) to 60. That's way too much.
Tnx!!! Check out the straight pool playlist 👍🏼👍🏼th-cam.com/play/PLzjzZn8Miek1yXUrJX9xIBIso_iNtWb4O.html
Neil’s, great video as always, would you please identify that led light fixture you have chosen for over that table. Thanks from all of us.
Tnx mate! Longoni light 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great training session.
Great drill, hopefully get to meet you at the Derby
Sorry mate not going this year
I'm thankful you show tip position for every shot. Because of misses down the rail with a tip of English, I stopped using English. I recently ran over 100 balls twice using only follow, stun and draw. Yet going back to rotation I have to use English to move the cue ball on the rails.
Here you use English on several shots. Are you doing that to reduce throw? Do you use English on all cut shots even when you are not going to the rail? I now only use English for near straight in shots that are slightly off, or if I'm going to the rail and need spin for position.
thank you for making this video! This drill can teach me so much about the game. Can anyone explains to me why would Neils use side spins on a lot of the shots even though the cue ball didn't touch the rail? Doesn't side spin only have an effect when the cue ball is in contact with the rials? Many thanks!
It’s called helping English. Minimal bits of spin to help the throw
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen Thank you Niels! Looking forward to future videos. You rock!
Thanks. I will comment tomorrow after practice
Have a go and enjoy! 😄😄
Big fan from Bangladesh,following all your instructions and it's really helpful. I'm improving day by day thanks Niels for your support for the beginners
Keep it up pal!! Glad you like my TH-cam channel, appreciate your feedback 👍👍
Great practice session. Thanks.
You’re welcome! 🙏🏻😄
Good drill, added to my practice, thanks!
Fantastic! Good to hear Joe 👍😃
Been watching your resilience since I was 14 clutch player brother favorite player to this day thanks for your time on videos #billiards for life
More gold! Thanks for the help. Glad you found a way to continue through the pandemic.
Tnx Jason! Yep started as a covid side kick but now already 31.000 subs. Thank you!
Its looks so easy,but...
Good job Niels ,tx for this
Yeah that’s the trap haha
Thanks! Fun drill.
I like your training, thank you
Thank you too!!! I appreciate your support 🔥🔥😎
This is a great drill. I laughed out loud because of that first mistake, i do all the freakin time!!! Givin this a try. Thanks Neils
You can do it! Thanks Nancy, good you're having fun also :)
What an amazing drill! I definitely prefer these types, rather than rotation based ones! 👍🏻
Thanks Raymond! 🙏🏻🙏🏻😄
Again, great video Niels!
Tnx mate!!!
Amazing info. Thank you
You’re most welcome!!
Love your channel, very informative and helpful. Look forward to putting your tips to use
Great lesson
Great drill! If I miss 3 or 4 balls in I usually just keep goin to see if I can still finish. It’s a great way to measure success. I’m consistently getting 8 out of 10. I’ve finished it just once. The ball ended a little pass the target zone. But I still counted it. lol Thx Terminator! Keep those vids coming!
Can you please do a video on how to jump better, I can do it but not always , and I'm getting safety played cause they know I'm not good at it
Here you go:How to jump better in your pool game
th-cam.com/video/9s3KkIwLVS8/w-d-xo.html 😄👍🏼
Nice. Gonna try this.
I am from Taiwan, I love your videos, come on, please make more good videos
Excellent as always. Thank you!
Fantastic Drill 👍
Thank you for all the attempts to help us 🤗
Wow ,what a drill
Tnx victor!
Neat that you trained with Johann. I met him last month at a tournament :) Ill definitely try this drill inshallah. Question. Why is the 2nd diamond called the kitchen line? I havent heard that before.
Very nice drill.
I already learned 3 things from it:
- my cue ball control is good, I never had the cue ball in the wrong place
- on straight shots: my stop shot is horrible, I often end up with inadvertently putting some English on it, which with soft long shots often means missing the pocket
- on (slightly) cut shots: I always put a little English and I have higher percentage than with straight shots, because there is more difference between a straight with and without English than a cut shot with more or less English.
In other words:
- when I shoot straight without English and I put some English, I miss
- when I want to put some English, I don't miss, whether I put the right amount, a little more or a little less
In other other words: putting some English increases the tolerance for error
One thing that I've figured out few months ago and has helped me tremendously, when playing straight long 9-ball, I don't just stop the cue ball, I draw it just a little bit, few centimeters, and since then I don't remember missing such a shot. From my humble opinion (and romance with draw shots) little bit of extra focus that goes into slight draw is what brings those % 👆
@@tesha199 Interesting... I guess that's the same reason: it's difficult to hit the ball where you want to hit it. So if you want to hit it on dead center, you have higher changes of failing. Instead, if you want to add some left or right or if you want to stop it with some low, you may put a little more or a little less of that left/right/low, but it is going to work out better than trying to hit center and put a little left/right/low that will make you miss.
how you can aim long shot with a little sidespin. please tell me how can you do that or how to aim like that.
Thank you!
Are you playing in the Derby this year, Neils? It would be really great to meet you.
Sorry Zach I’m not. Was looking at last minute options but no more room available…
Great video!
Niels, I noticed that on some of those shots you used outside English without touching the rail. Is it because of the skid when shooting that soft? Or to control the cue ball?
😊 thanks
I use a little bit of spin on most of my non straight in shots(or frozen on the rail) It's helping english to neutralize the throw a bit more.
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen thanks for your reply 😊👍 I have been doing it naturally for many years and always thought I’m doing it wrong 😅 so great to hear that
Would love you see your pov with a gopro. Make it happen. You're the best
Hey Neils. Great video. But I think an area that needs fixing is the spin you claim to put on the cue ball. In the diagram, it looks like you’re putting maximum spin judging from the position of the red dot. Surely you aren’t doing that with every shot right? The red dot is always on the farthest point of the cue ball diagram.
No it’s only minimal spin. I think if you look closely it’s only about one tip of spin for example on low right or left and little spin when I apply stun. For maximum spin you would have to go more to the middle of the ball cause that’s where all the meat is 😄👍🏼
Is there a way you can use a better diagram showing where you hit the cue ball? it looks like you're making contact by hitting extreme edge of the cue ball. Is this the case, or are you using like a tip, or a tip and a half of english?
It’s fairly minimal
Amounts of spin but in the low side of the cue ball even with one tip of spin you’re already getting close tintje side of the ball. And you see when applying stun and spin the dot stays more to the middle portion of the cue ball. 👍🏼👍🏼😄 but Tnx for the tip!!
Nice. Thanks!
You got it Robert! Enjoy mate!
goeie oefening en voor mij moeilijk. die ga ik vaak doen.
Yep volhouden! 😄😄👍🏼💪🏼
Hi Niels and thanks for this video. You do not say what should happen if one leaves the "cueball" out of the zone after the shot, or scratches, or misses completely. Is this the end of the drill and must set it up again from the very start, even no matter how many balls already made correctly, or just either keep on going or put back the last balls? Perhaps based on player level? Dank je wel!
Neils Thank u for the great video I learned a lot..
Great Video great Drill!
But the Killer Instict! How did u miss that!
😄😄🤷♂️🤷♂️
Hey Niels. Would you recommend working on shots with pocket reducers ?
Not really. It’s not a natural pocket reaction in my humble opinion🤷♂️👍🏼😄
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen thanks man. My table at home has bigger pockets then the diamond tables I play on in tournaments. I find myself trying to adjust my aim in tournaments and it’s costed me a few games
I never realized that you use side spin to cut so much. Is that common among most pros?
You mean the throw? Most pros use “helping” English on shots with angles
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen It seems like, even on nearly straight in shots, you use a touch of english to a cut balls.
I was wondering if yoy could provide feedback as to the best way to build a practice schedule using all the various drills that target specific aspects of an individuals game. This would require some customization based on a players skill level and gaps...please comment
Yes I had that in mind. Hour of power workout. Won’t be long 👍🏼😄
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen Awesome! I'd probably need 5 power hours (1 hr for each day of the week) to address all the aspects of my game...accuracy, stroke, speed, break, banks, kicks, pattern play etc...Live you content!
Do you recommend for C players to also use left/right spin or just a soft draw spot for this drill? Thank you again for another amazing video, one of my favourite pool content creators!
Thanks! Yes also start with a bit of spin. It’s minimal. Get a feel
For the throw of the object ball 😄👍🏼
Glad you asked this Ian, I was reading the comments to also ask!
Hi Niels, the spin you're using so often here, is it 'gearing' spin so you can e.g. aim down the center of the pocket and not adjust your aim line for impact induced throw? Or is it so you can hit thicker cuts and throw the ball in with spin induced throw? (Or maybe all of the above and it's just all so intuitive now 😂)
Anyhow, I'm always trying to use as little spin as possible to up my shot percentage, so very often when I see your cue ball targets I'm like *gulp* scared and Ian's question comes to mind. Thanks so much for making these videos!
@@BenjaminMillam yes i'm aiming slightly thicker and then throw the ball in with the helping english. You can also hit center ball, but because pro's hit some many shots with english it becomes automatic to add that bit of helping english when you not straight in. I asked Efren once, he also said he hits pretty much all his shots with a bit of spin unless straight in or jacked up over a ball. Hope this helps? Greets!
Where can I see the 10 ball Drill? Cliccking on the link does not Show me the Drill with 10 balls.
I have a question I hope you will answer when you are shooting one of the shots with let’s. Say left english are you aiming the cue tip at the center of the object ball or what.?
Excellent
Hi Niels, this drill brings up a question about the tradeoff between speed and spin. Intuitively, it seems one should always try to hit with low speed for a more precise shot, but then lower speed would require a hit further away from the cue ball center which would make the shot more challenging. How do you balance this?
Tnx! Cue ball center is an illusion in that sense cause middle stun is the same as low draw. Same vertical axes. When putting spin on the cue then one has to learn about throw. But for many many pool players most of the shots are played with spin to help position play so that’s the next step maybe for you? 💪🏼😄👍🏼
Do you use a bit a spin (together with the low) to allow yourself to play fuller on the ball and hold it?
Always some great drills, thank you. Btw you misspelled INSTINCT (forgot the second N 😆)
Good stuff! Thx
Tnx Ronnie 😄🙏🏻🙏🏻
Gave oefening Niels! Top weer hoor👍
Have a go Mike 😄😄👍🏼
I have a question for you mr. terminator, on the room your in. Is that at your home or is that like a private room at a billiard club? thanks
I think it's like a separate garage or something
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Ben overigens wel benieuwd hoe bepalend een laken is bij verschillende oefeningen. Vast zul je zeggen😊 waar ik speel merk ik dat je echt behoorlijk hard moet stoten voor beetje trekbal, op youtube zie ik alle toppers zoals jij deze bal veel zachter spelen.
Goeie strokes en dieper in de bal 👍🏼👍🏼 en zachter
Hi Neils I notice that you’re using spin “à la Strickland”, is that totally necessary or can one pocket all these shots with 0 spin? The last shot, for example.
Also, do you always aim the close to the rail shots a bit thick instead of hitting them in clean? I hear Imran and many other top players mention that you should not attempt to make them clean.
Good point. Yes those shots go in easier off the rail. I use spin on pretty much all my not straight in shots expect when I’m frozen on the rail or jacked up over a ball. It’s called helping English. But not necessary if position is not a must 👍🏼👍🏼😄
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen I noticed this while trying it myself. Would love to learn more about this helping english
@@sebastianromo5043 play few thousand hours and you'll get the hang of it.😉
How do you know what grade you are?
If you can’t do the first version yet then probably C. If the middle
Version is tough then B etc 👍🏼👍🏼😄
Like first and then watch!
Hahaha 🙏🏻😄
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen Dearl Niels, next week I'm gonna buy pool table Buffalo Dominator for my House.
How do you think, is good quality table for home?
Thanks niels. Hoe weet je nou of je een a.b of c speler bent?
Start with the easiest drill. If you can’t do it, then you are a C player, and you go from there
Good point!
When you ask, "9 ball players do you do this?" I was like, "hell yes!" Lol.
Hahaha we’ve all been there 👍🏼👍🏼😄
While I like these videos, (& HELPFUL!!) What I would like to see listed / shown, is to know for sure, When they show where to hit the Cue ball, (Left or Right sides) is the small "pop up" showing it from, their standing point/ view, or our side? At times it looks like He is hitting it on the Lower Left, YET, the pop up pic, shows on the Right side. (HA! MY LEFT? OR YOUR LEFT? LOL)
The cue balls on the screen are always shown from the shooters perspective 😃💪
Nice work! That's not easy! Thanks for another great tip!
You got it Juan 👍🏼👍🏼😄🙏🏻
Thanks for the drill, I just started playing 14.1, how many balls do you think a C player should be able to run ? Also having trouble with the brake shot.
C player start with one full
Rack 💪🏼💪🏼Check out my 14.1 playlist:
This drill… wow
I need help big time.
It blows me away that you are good enough to miss bad on purpose and still pocket balls. I play 3 hrs a day and although I'm getting better some days I just over do everything and I end up screwing up my leave.
You mean your touch is off? Speed control? That comes with time💪🏼💪🏼
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen it's my touch, I think. Sometimes I feel like I'm playing decent speed, and sometimes it's like I crush every shot too hard. I have 860HR and I think I should have gotten the regular 860 instead. Sometimes it seems like the table plays too fast, which makes it hard to control my stroke and all around ball control. It gets frustrating when my table feels like it's not very forgiving when the shots aren't perfect.
Je before/after intro is netjes :D
Zeker en vast 😄😄👍🏼
I'll tattoo this onto my cerebrum .. excellent, because ending up in the middle w/ the cueball is the goal like 70-90% of the time, huh?
Nice! Many options, if you watch me do it I try to get to the rails to get rid of those outside balls 😄👍🏼 enjoy!
ya, i can feel the anxiety just watching this. gotta give it a go!
Do it! 😄😄🔥🔥
Hello👋🙋♂️ there once again👍
Amazing and very helpful👌 video as always
Super like👌👌👌.
Thanks for sharing
Warm regards and best👍💯 wishes
The UnknownManCub 👍😎👨🏭
Thank you Daniel!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏼😄