This video took by far the most time to produce with over 40 hours. If you enjoyed it leave a thumbs up, comment and share. Congratulations Lori! And thanks to Maxime for supporting me. Thanks guys!
I've been trying to find out about the physics of the game. It really helps me to understand why the cueball moves as it does. Very informative. Thank you for all your videos. they have been most helpful
First thank you for the vid. My problem is how to line up the entire cue. Should I line up the cue as a straight shot, then just move the tip an leave the rear in place. Or should I shift the entire cue. I'm sure it's a dumb question.
Best descriptive video I’ve ever seen on understanding Q ball movement. Your use of dynamic diagraming is unique and adds a new dimension on how to control the Q ball with different types of shots.
This will soon be the #1 video on your channel, guaranteed! I've never seen someone cover so much in only 12 minutes! This will help so many "C" players struggling to achieve the next level, and is beneficial to ANYONE (and any skill level) out there who loves the game. Never boring, informative, deliberate, awesome! This is exactly what the game needs right now, keep up the good work and thanks for the videos!
Hey look at this, it's ONE day old and already over 21,000 views. You've come a long way! As to this lesson, it's as usual very well done and topical for me right now. It's the little things that you understand and communicate so well that puts you at really an elite level in this field IMO. Thanks :)
Have a decal on my cue called the Cue Ball Tracker that shows the 30 and 90 degree lines. Shots using center ball or below usually come off the object ball at 90 degrees but was having issues with shooting above center with the cue ball not going on the 30 degree line all the time. After seeing the cue ball paths at the different speeds you used when going above center on the video, now i get it! Great video!
Your vids are excellent. They help appreciate how to play better on our new pool table. The new table was a pact made with my wife in 1987, when we had to sell our Brunswick pool table, because of moving costs (then over $1200. for moving & reassembly). 2020 finally came for the realization of that pact being kept. Keep up the knowledge base for home players, to continue to improve. Thanks.
Congrats to Lori Acton. Not sure why this video has 5 dislikes so far but I guess there are always going to be negative people. Brilliant video! One part of this video has already helped me realize a problem I had. It was on follow and hitting the ball harder. I have always done that but never ever was able to hit the rail where I wanted. This physics part of this is counter intuitive but is accurate. This will for sure help my game. Very much appreciate the work that went into this. I make videos for business clients and I know when making a video like this a lot of time and effort goes into it. Very well done.
I think I already have some haters. My videos often got disliked even after 1 minute. But doesn't matter :) Yeah if you make videos yourself I am sure you know how much work it was. But it was worth it!
I’m a novice learning. This is real informative. It’s difficult to remember in-game all the different reactions the cue will have depending on where you strike the cue. I guess that comes with practice.
Every video is telling me about the stun shot, I have been searching for whole day about what makes of the potted ball keep rolling forward with the same direction, Finally you have showed me❤️
Pretty good visual description you might mention energy transfer the reason why a cue ball stays on a tangent line longer is how much energy is transferred from one ball to the other ball you have a full ball hit with no Forward rotation or reverse rotation on the Cue ball hundred percent of the energy is transferred from the Cue ball to the object ball when you start to have a cut angle then percentages of energy is transferred from the Cue ball to the object ball some of the energy is not transferred staying with Cue ball.
Dude, your videos just keep getting better and are now on a whole other level. The amazing graphics make something so difficult to explain much easier to grasp. Great job!
Great video!! I’m a strong B player and I am still getting a lot of great info to improve my game. Thank you for keeping it simple and easy when so many people don’t. I will use this to show the weaker players on my teams an easier way to play. Thanks again
Thanks for another great video. I'm amazed by how much difference there is between US pool and UK pool/snooker because of the ball size. With the smaller UK balls you really have to go extreme on the screw or top to get anything like these effects and the same goes for running or check side (outside or inside English,as you'd say). I guess it's due to the extra weight of the balls giving more grip on the cloth and cushions and greater angular momentum.
Another awesome video that explains a lot. I'm terrible with any type of side spin (tend to miss the shot) so understanding how much you can do with top and bottom spin is super helpful. I'll go check out the side spin videos to help me ;) Video production is stellar. The use of the graphics on the table, the repeated slo-mo shots, seeing all three shots at once overlaid on each other....excellent! And I know it takes a ton of time to do, much appreciated!
I got your channel randomly but after seeing your hard work of showing us in easy ways i was unable to leave a channel unsubscribed.... Appreciate you work 👍🙋
How sad i want to play too because i have watched your videos but i dont have billiard table. Too shy to try it outside hope you notice me, you inspire me.thank you
This video shows that not only is it important to be able to make the shots, but equally important is the ability to control that cueball after making the shot to position it for the next shot. Anybody who follows the methods in this video and practices them will be a much better pool player in a short period of time. Thank you once again Sharivari! All of your videos are awesome!
Positional play is almost equally important as shotmaking. If you make the balls and don't have an easy shot next, it's worthless and vice versa. You're very welcome John!
Yes. I’m a beginner but remembering all the different areas when striking the cue and it’s reaction is very difficult. I’m thinking this comes only with practice?
I fully understand setting up for the next shot, but being a beginner I’m really concentrating on just sinking a ball. I understand and ur point is well taken about setting up for the next shot. I think I really need to learn cue ball control and the next shot will come. Am I headed in the right direction?
@@stevekocinski383yes and no. You start by playing with just center and forward. Once you feel comfortable with your position, you start adding other types
I have idea for one of your next videos or maybe a couple of videos. You could play some racks of 8/9 ball (like against the ghost, with ball in hand after break), record them and choose the mistakes (missing the shots, bad position, shot not as you visualised etc.). Then try to recreate shots (but of course correctly ;)), and explain where did you make the mistake and how to eliminate that in the future. What about it? Is it a good idea? PS. Great video, as always :-)
That's a good idea. I already uploaded a 9-Ball match against the ghost a while ago, but definetly worth a few more episodes. th-cam.com/video/g2y4iTU6sUk/w-d-xo.html
The perfect example for the second part of the video (high/low of the rail) is Strickland - Hatch match from this year US Open. In the final rack Hatch had to pocket the seven ball by kicking but the natural angle was blocked
Awesome video. Your graphics are really great. Especially liked the part where three, ghosted versions of you were shown hitting different force or spin variations on the same cut shot so we can see the results simultaneously.
I understand controlling the cue ball after its contact with the object ball. I still need to watch more videos like this to understand it better. What would you suggest the next video for me? Thanks a lot.
Great content Sharivari. Can you please make a video where you talk about Skid/Kick and how different angles are affect by kick after contact. Thanks ☺
Thanks for the video. I always enjoy them. Can you do a video on how to determine where the cue ball will hit the rail after hitting the object ball to get position for the next shot, avoid other balls, breaking out clusters or playing a safety? Thanks again.
This video took by far the most time to produce with over 40 hours. If you enjoyed it leave a thumbs up, comment and share. Congratulations Lori! And thanks to Maxime for supporting me. Thanks guys!
thanks a lot! i've watched a lot of videos talking about cueball path, but none can be make things as clear as u do! great job!
and could u make a video to talk about the cut shot throw effects on object ball? looking forward to it. :D
@@J5X7 Unfortunately I can't, we don't have those tables here and I never played on one.
I've been trying to find out about the physics of the game. It really helps me to understand why the cueball moves as it does. Very informative. Thank you for all your videos. they have been most helpful
First thank you for the vid. My problem is how to line up the entire cue. Should I line up the cue as a straight shot, then just move the tip an leave the rear in place. Or should I shift the entire cue. I'm sure it's a dumb question.
Best descriptive video I’ve ever seen on understanding Q ball movement. Your use of dynamic diagraming is unique and adds a new dimension on how to control the Q ball with different types of shots.
Thanks a lot Brian. Great to read that all the work I've put into it paid off.
Brian Barstead don’t want to sound rude but it’s a cue ball
@@Sharivari huio009ooyyuo97
This vid is more explained and demonstrate examples than my math modules
Ain't it
this is the best video to explain how the cue ball move with different shot
wow. what a professional video. outstanding, the best video you have ever made.
Thanks Dave! I think so, too. The 40 hours of work really paid off.
This will soon be the #1 video on your channel, guaranteed! I've never seen someone cover so much in only 12 minutes! This will help so many "C" players struggling to achieve the next level, and is beneficial to ANYONE (and any skill level) out there who loves the game. Never boring, informative, deliberate, awesome! This is exactly what the game needs right now, keep up the good work and thanks for the videos!
Thanks a lot for your kind comment Wes!
Hey look at this, it's ONE day old and already over 21,000 views. You've come a long way! As to this lesson, it's as usual very well done and topical for me right now. It's the little things that you understand and communicate so well that puts you at really an elite level in this field IMO. Thanks :)
Yes that's great. But now it depends on TH-cam's algorithm if it conitnues to get views or not. Thanks for your feedback Jerry :)
It got my attention. Even though the content is above my current skill level. I'm certain I can improve with these videos. Thank you
Have a decal on my cue called the Cue Ball Tracker that shows the 30 and 90 degree lines. Shots using center ball or below usually come off the object ball at 90 degrees but was having issues with shooting above center with the cue ball not going on the 30 degree line all the time. After seeing the cue ball paths at the different speeds you used when going above center on the video, now i get it! Great video!
Great! Thank you Snuuker :)
This guy works really hard and puts a lot of time in editing thank U my teacher
Your vids are excellent. They help appreciate how to play better on our new pool table. The new table was a pact made with my wife in 1987, when we had to sell our Brunswick pool table, because of moving costs (then over $1200. for moving & reassembly). 2020 finally came for the realization of that pact being kept. Keep up the knowledge base for home players, to continue to improve. Thanks.
I loved the video on using side vs low + side, but mark my words this will be the most viewed and most needed video to date!
I hope so, too. It definetly has the potential, but at the end it just depends how often TH-cam recommends it to the people.
Congrats to Lori Acton. Not sure why this video has 5 dislikes so far but I guess there are always going to be negative people.
Brilliant video! One part of this video has already helped me realize a problem I had. It was on follow and hitting the ball harder. I have always done that but never ever was able to hit the rail where I wanted. This physics part of this is counter intuitive but is accurate. This will for sure help my game.
Very much appreciate the work that went into this. I make videos for business clients and I know when making a video like this a lot of time and effort goes into it. Very well done.
I think I already have some haters. My videos often got disliked even after 1 minute. But doesn't matter :)
Yeah if you make videos yourself I am sure you know how much work it was. But it was worth it!
I’m a novice learning. This is real informative. It’s difficult to remember in-game all the different reactions the cue will have depending on where you strike the cue. I guess that comes with practice.
This guy takes your game to the next level. So Good
i can't do any of this
Sure you can 😂 Where’s your video?
This is the most clear and concise demonstration of cue ball dynamics that I have ever seen. Thank you! 🙏
I am happy to hear that. You're very welcome :)
Every video is telling me about the stun shot, I have been searching for whole day about what makes of the potted ball keep rolling forward with the same direction, Finally you have showed me❤️
The arrows and screen graphics help a lot to reinforce the narrative. Great job.
Thank you!
Excellent explanation on cue ball rotation!. Made it easy to understand how high and low effects the cue ball when kicking at a rail.
Thank you!
Excellent explanation and illustrations! 👏
Subscribed. Thanks! Love that there is no fluff or extra distractions in your videos. Just knowledge and examples.
All I could say is universal of pool playing is in this channel, thanks for dedication man : )))
And thanks for your kind comment :)
Pretty good visual description you might mention energy transfer the reason why a cue ball stays on a tangent line longer is how much energy is transferred from one ball to the other ball you have a full ball hit with no Forward rotation or reverse rotation on the Cue ball hundred percent of the energy is transferred from the Cue ball to the object ball when you start to have a cut angle then percentages of energy is transferred from the Cue ball to the object ball some of the energy is not transferred staying with Cue ball.
Good point. One can see that very well in the 3 stun shot overlay.
This is huge, imho.
Das beste Lehrvideo in Bezug auf Ballphysik in TH-cam 👍👍👍👍👍
Vielen Dank Geo Scho!
Wow, you put a lot of work into this video. Thanks for sharing.
Yes I realldy did, thank you!
one of THE BEST videos on cue ball control.
so very important to have cue ball control for positioning next shots and one needs to know by practicing the cue ball movement by the way you hit it.
Ok, it finally clicked for me. That you for explaining it like this. Thank you so much.
Now i know more about cue ball control. This is a very helpful video. Keepup the good work.
This is valuable material for my club play each week. Thanks
Great! You're welcome.
thanks for your in depth teaching it takes time to process but works well
Dude, your videos just keep getting better and are now on a whole other level. The amazing graphics make something so difficult to explain much easier to grasp. Great job!
Thanks a lot man. Yes, this was the best one so far I think. I would love to know how good I could make them if I did this full time.
Another guy that can shoot and teach! Thanks. John P.
After watching that video, you can't go wrong. That video was very helpful to me. Nice one..
This YT channel is the best channel to learn about the pool lesson.
Thanks a lot Junesh!
This video is very helpful. I am beginner and learning from your videos.
Thank you so much for brilliant videos. It's the best and only channel I hit a bell for reminder.
Sharivari is the new wizard of Pool physics. His explanations have congealed my thinking on what I have learned over the past 56 years about pool.
Your videos help me to improve my game so fast. Love the drawing diagram and some shots animation. The best pool lesson video so far👍
Thank you!
I benefited a lot because your way of explaining very amazing and simple congratulations on that actualy
Alot of time went into making this video thank you sir much appreciated
Thank you, I learn so much from ur videos,
U add so much to my game, i really appreciate it.
Keep up the good work 🙏😊
You're very welcome James. It's always a pleasure for me to hear that I've helped someone with his game.
It is best chennal for learning pool.This chennal explained very well in 3d.
The best demonstration I have ever seen. Very interesting! Please make another video when using the English of the cue ball.
What a great teaching video! It is clear, logical, and easy to follow/understand with the explanation graphic. Thank you so much!
Great video!! I’m a strong B player and I am still getting a lot of great info to improve my game. Thank you for keeping it simple and easy when so many people don’t. I will use this to show the weaker players on my teams an easier way to play. Thanks again
Thanks Brandon!
All your videos are insightful and helpful in gaining a better understanding and mastery of this most challenging game. Keep up your good work.
Thank you Ken!
You're The Best!!! I've a Tournament in October and This Is Helping Me a Lot!! 😁🙏
That's great to hear. Let me know how the tournament went :)
@@Sharivari Ofc Mate!! Thanks😁
Thanks for another great video.
I'm amazed by how much difference there is between US pool and UK pool/snooker because of the ball size.
With the smaller UK balls you really have to go extreme on the screw or top to get anything like these effects and the same goes for running or check side (outside or inside English,as you'd say).
I guess it's due to the extra weight of the balls giving more grip on the cloth and cushions and greater angular momentum.
I've been playing pool for 5 years and didn't know this. Thanks man!
Terimakasih banyak ,big fan from Indonesia 🇮🇩
Excellent video with great explanative narrative. I really like the cue/cue ball animations!
I am new on this game, I love your teaching
Very helpful, 3 years after I started still. Thanks!
Great to hear. Did you already know about the topic after 3 years playing pool?
Sharivari i did, but nobody really explained me well enough in real life or online.
I know the theory, but in practice its always confusing 🤯
Another awesome video that explains a lot. I'm terrible with any type of side spin (tend to miss the shot) so understanding how much you can do with top and bottom spin is super helpful. I'll go check out the side spin videos to help me ;)
Video production is stellar. The use of the graphics on the table, the repeated slo-mo shots, seeing all three shots at once overlaid on each other....excellent! And I know it takes a ton of time to do, much appreciated!
Thank you!
The best video so far a learn a lot love from Canada
Incredible video, I will put it to work on my game for sure ty very much
You're very welcome :)
Another awesome video. Really helps understand and internalize things I already know.
Great to hear that it's also helping players who already knew that.
As always a great help to my game! Thanks
Excellent vide, great graphics, nicely described, thanks
I'm a Chinese.
appreciate to the c.c translation
Such a professional video.
Thanks :)
I learned so much for your free tutorial billiard tips. It is really amazing. More exciting videos.
This video is absolutely awesome thank you for the understanding. I know my game will strengthen.
Efren Reyes is the master of Cue Ball Physics. What a genius
Holy moley this video blew my mind.
Amazing! You deserve hella subs and views!
Thanks mate. I try to get more but it's not that easy, especially in a niche like pool.
I got your channel randomly but after seeing your hard work of showing us in easy ways i was unable to leave a channel unsubscribed.... Appreciate you work 👍🙋
Welcome aboard!
How sad i want to play too because i have watched your videos but i dont have billiard table. Too shy to try it outside hope you notice me, you inspire me.thank you
This video shows that not only is it important to be able to make the shots, but equally important is the ability to control that cueball after making the shot to position it for the next shot. Anybody who follows the methods in this video and practices them will be a much better pool player in a short period of time. Thank you once again Sharivari! All of your videos are awesome!
Positional play is almost equally important as shotmaking. If you make the balls and don't have an easy shot next, it's worthless and vice versa. You're very welcome John!
Yes. I’m a beginner but remembering all the different areas when striking the cue and it’s reaction is very difficult. I’m thinking this comes only with practice?
I fully understand setting up for the next shot, but being a beginner I’m really concentrating on just sinking a ball. I understand and ur point is well taken about setting up for the next shot. I think I really need to learn cue ball control and the next shot will come. Am I headed in the right direction?
@@stevekocinski383yes and no. You start by playing with just center and forward. Once you feel comfortable with your position, you start adding other types
Man that was a lot of mental work
I never knew adding follow or draw on the ball would affect it's path after hitting the rail, thanks!
Impressive video learning a lot thank u for all your videos
Excellent video for amateurs. God bless. Keep it up bro.
Your video's help me out alot. Thanks
Great filming, very clear information, well-presented.
Thank you!
Very educative and useful.
Very informative, thanks so much!
nice illustration & explanation. Thanks...
I have idea for one of your next videos or maybe a couple of videos. You could play some racks of 8/9 ball (like against the ghost, with ball in hand after break), record them and choose the mistakes (missing the shots, bad position, shot not as you visualised etc.). Then try to recreate shots (but of course correctly ;)), and explain where did you make the mistake and how to eliminate that in the future. What about it? Is it a good idea?
PS. Great video, as always :-)
That's a good idea. I already uploaded a 9-Ball match against the ghost a while ago, but definetly worth a few more episodes.
th-cam.com/video/g2y4iTU6sUk/w-d-xo.html
Ok. Can't wait for your next video :-)
Always thank you for the videos.
You're very welcome :)
The perfect example for the second part of the video (high/low of the rail) is Strickland - Hatch match from this year US Open. In the final rack Hatch had to pocket the seven ball by kicking but the natural angle was blocked
Can you offer a link so that I and the others can have a look? :)
@@Sharivari th-cam.com/video/xybGvBA7AHw/w-d-xo.html
I'm very new but your videos are informative
Love your content, it has helped me improve my game immensely.
This video will help many players, ,Thanks for sharing your knowledge Sharivari
You're very welcome Juan!
This is so well done.
Informative, helpful and obviously amazing. I’m gonna try these things.
Where???
ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS VERY MUCH
THANKS Glen :)
Amazing lessons thank you very much
This has helped so much thank you
Very good fundamentals made easy. Great video. Thanks.
Awesome video. Your graphics are really great. Especially liked the part where three, ghosted versions of you were shown hitting different force or spin variations on the same cut shot so we can see the results simultaneously.
Thanks Doug. Yes, that's one of the simple things of the video editing proccess, but yet so powerful.
Really like your content. Your way to explain things is pretty good 👍🏻
sensible video ever watched😘😘 love u boy ... it helps me alot
Perfect video. It helped me to get better. Thanks for sharing
I understand controlling the cue ball after its contact with the object ball. I still need to watch more videos like this to understand it better. What would you suggest the next video for me? Thanks a lot.
I suggest this one: th-cam.com/video/KL0W45AkNMo/w-d-xo.html
@@Sharivari Thanks so much.
Thank you for the time and efforts for making this video!!
Great content! Thank you for putting this out there.
Great content Sharivari. Can you please make a video where you talk about Skid/Kick and how different angles are affect by kick after contact. Thanks ☺
Thanks Kay. Yes, I have a lot of videos on my ToDo list, but skid / kick is already one of it!
Great video. Keep up the good work!
I will! Thank you Pyenee.
Wow so much info. I love it
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the video. I always enjoy them. Can you do a video on how to determine where the cue ball will hit the rail after hitting the object ball to get position for the next shot, avoid other balls, breaking out clusters or playing a safety? Thanks again.