I tried to put everything into this lesson, from cue ball and speed indicator up to the virtual ghost ball. But I think apart from this, it turned out to be a solid lesson on breaking and running out in 9-Ball. I hope you've enjoyed it. See you next week!
I see shooters pool on your wall. Its the best pc pool game.. Do you know pool stars? Its the best pool game on Android . Very realstic graphics and physics
Good evening.. im from the Philippines.. i was a beginner 6 months ago.. but when i started watching some of the lessons i actually seen my improvement.. but my problem i don't have personal cue stick. Please Sharivari share your some cue sticks .. just maka a raffle for us to have chance to win. 🤣🤣
A lot of people brag about powerful strokes - instead you calmly make the cue follow the path you chose, seemingly without effort. That's the stroke I want to emulate. Kudos on the production quality as well - excellent all around.
Your videos keep getting better. Would love to see a similar updated/detailed 8ball run out, since that's the dominant game here in Australia. Also, I can't believe people give it a thumbs down. All your efforts that are so valuable and are for free! Come on guys hit the likes let's show our appreciation!
Every time I watch your ideas I learn something new. This video I learned to use a lot less English and use the rails more than I normally do. I also learned to slow down and follow through on each stroke.
There’s no doubt that this is the best pool teaching channel on TH-cam. The amount of time and work that must go into your videos is crazy to me. I also appreciate how you just use the little pop up things to say hey like and subscribe etc., rather than stopping and talking about it for five min like a lot of channels.
Thank you for taking so much time to do quality editing to show where you're hitting the cue ball, where the ghost ball is and also the speed - along with visual planning lines and multiple cameras! The beautiful video matches your beautiful play and makes it so enjoyable to watch and makes me want to try these shots myself. Cheers!
I think your videos on running out are great, but i think you should make a video on how to run racks with an amateur’s break. Our breaks are typically not as good, we don’t make as many balls or get quite as good of a spread. Most players are not going to run out so it would be interesting to see your thoughts on how to deal with trouble shots and strategy for dealing with clusters or unmakeable balls
Your advice on visualization is very important, not just accomplishing the shot in the moment, but for improving over time. As I've been using visualization more, when the action doesn't match what I visualized, it has become much easier to correct myself. Just that alone has improved my speed control and ability to predict deflection angles. The consistent format you use for your overlays has made it easier for me to make the same pictures in my mind's eye. Great stuff!
Your vids, where you describe and demonstrate running a rack, have really helped. Doing my best impersonation of you, I ran my second rack of 8ball. Keep up the awesome vids !!
I've been a big fan of your videos for a long time...one of the best on youtube... I just don't agree with calling it right spin....why not just call it right english? When you say right spin, some people might imagine the cueball spinning right, but when you say right spin, the ball is actually spinning left.. this can leave some beginners confused...like I was before. Just my thoughts. But great work regardless!
When I called it right english, people will get confused what "english" is, because in many countries it's called spin and not english. But I think as long as I say "left" or "right" it should be obvious.
5:22 >> in this scenario, the less you put the side spin, the wider the cue ball travel... vise versa, more spin = narrow cue ball angle.. did i get that correct ?
Super gemacht. Die Erklärungen sind hammer. Vor allem die zeit die du investierst beim Schnitt muss extrem sein. Die eingezeichneten Linien sind der I Punkt. Weiter so.
You can tell you put a lot of work into this one rack. This really is what's going through the minds of most high level players for sure. Something I heard from somebody on shots that you need to make that are high pressure as you get down the shot think to yourself how does the felt feel. You will line up a little more natural without over analyzing. Also if it's the final ball really focus on what the cue Ball's going before you get down find a spot on the rail to let it run. Your dog weigh less money balls. The thought is when you're shooting on 8 or 9 out of 10 shots you're really concentrating on cue ball position then on the last one you're not. You really should maintain that same focus on cue ball position.
At the end of the video, how are you racking the balls without a template rack? It looks like you are loading the balls in as if there were a template rack
@@teddykleindienst3044 different breaking yes. 10 ball has to be the last ball potted. If 10 ball goes down on the break its re spotted same if its potted by combination. And pockets have to be called when making a shot.
Ever heard of the song "Wiggle Wine"? It's constantly playing in my head, thats why. Jk. It happens automatically, caused by concentration. I didn't even notice that before I recorded myself.
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I tried to put everything into this lesson, from cue ball and speed indicator up to the virtual ghost ball. But I think apart from this, it turned out to be a solid lesson on breaking and running out in 9-Ball. I hope you've enjoyed it. See you next week!
I see shooters pool on your wall. Its the best pc pool game..
Do you know pool stars? Its the best pool game on Android . Very realstic graphics and physics
What kind of cue do you use in that video?
Good evening.. im from the Philippines.. i was a beginner 6 months ago.. but when i started watching some of the lessons i actually seen my improvement.. but my problem i don't have personal cue stick. Please Sharivari share your some cue sticks .. just maka a raffle for us to have chance to win. 🤣🤣
Still no review of your table...
You're videos are always perfect not too simple but not too complicated and easy to understand
The editing with all the indicators is awesome and must have taken a lot of work! Great lesson, thank you!
A lot of people brag about powerful strokes - instead you calmly make the cue follow the path you chose, seemingly without effort. That's the stroke I want to emulate. Kudos on the production quality as well - excellent all around.
Your videos keep getting better. Would love to see a similar updated/detailed 8ball run out, since that's the dominant game here in Australia.
Also, I can't believe people give it a thumbs down. All your efforts that are so valuable and are for free! Come on guys hit the likes let's show our appreciation!
Thank you Bill! Have you seen this video about 8-Ball?
th-cam.com/video/8aQrNTP_vfw/w-d-xo.html
Over the years, I've watched all your videos multiple times. This is the best one you have turned out yet. Thank you. Keep up the great work
Every time I watch your ideas I learn something new. This video I learned to use a lot less English and use the rails more than I normally do. I also learned to slow down and follow through on each stroke.
There’s no doubt that this is the best pool teaching channel on TH-cam. The amount of time and work that must go into your videos is crazy to me. I also appreciate how you just use the little pop up things to say hey like and subscribe etc., rather than stopping and talking about it for five min like a lot of channels.
Your doing a awesome job with your editing and explaining everything perfectly
Thank you for taking so much time to do quality editing to show where you're hitting the cue ball, where the ghost ball is and also the speed - along with visual planning lines and multiple cameras! The beautiful video matches your beautiful play and makes it so enjoyable to watch and makes me want to try these shots myself. Cheers!
Maybe this is the best pool tutorial channel in the world, at least until today
I was thinking the same thing.
Great video, definitely helped to improve my game a little bit. Will try these tips when i get on the table tomorrow
I think your videos on running out are great, but i think you should make a video on how to run racks with an amateur’s break. Our breaks are typically not as good, we don’t make as many balls or get quite as good of a spread. Most players are not going to run out so it would be interesting to see your thoughts on how to deal with trouble shots and strategy for dealing with clusters or unmakeable balls
Your advice on visualization is very important, not just accomplishing the shot in the moment, but for improving over time. As I've been using visualization more, when the action doesn't match what I visualized, it has become much easier to correct myself. Just that alone has improved my speed control and ability to predict deflection angles. The consistent format you use for your overlays has made it easier for me to make the same pictures in my mind's eye. Great stuff!
Your vids, where you describe and demonstrate running a rack, have really helped. Doing my best impersonation of you, I ran my second rack of 8ball. Keep up the awesome vids !!
this lesson is teaching me to, take my time and don't rush. Thks
This was great. The how's and why's are very helpful. Love the English and power visuals. Great instruction.
immer besser deine Videos werden...möge die Macht mit Dir sein junger Sharivari
You make it look easy.. only great player can do that.. kudos
Great video! I like this format because it gives you a better visual of where and how your aiming with side spin. Keep them coming!
You are doing a great effort.
I learned a lot from you.
Great video thanks. Can you add to your video the spot on the pocket you are aiming depending on what English and speed you use. Thanks
Keep up the great work! These vids are definitely helping increase knowledge/skill for players both amateur and pro!
My Dad loves your tutorials thanks so much..
This is very underrated
very interesting the choise of position for 7 to 8
I love your channel, really helps a lot!
@@Cyber99221 Happy to help!
Great Video !! It helped me out Alot being a Lefty too
Ghost ball while aiming is amazing👍 thanks for that🤝😇
Great lesson, inside the thinking, THANK YOU
My pleasure!
Ghost ball is key! Thanks man
Nice job once again
I enjoy these kind of videos. Thanks
Love your videos from iraq 🥰
You are an EXCELLENT role model and EGOLESS.. a true sportsman.. nice.!🙂🇳🇿
2 and 3 ball places in the perfect cheat position for the break 😉
Thanks for the video
Wow..just wow! Very nice 👍🏻
Thank my mentor 🙏 from 1 to 2 the shot the 👌 for me
I've been a big fan of your videos for a long time...one of the best on youtube...
I just don't agree with calling it right spin....why not just call it right english? When you say right spin, some people might imagine the cueball spinning right, but when you say right spin, the ball is actually spinning left..
this can leave some beginners confused...like I was before. Just my thoughts. But great work regardless!
When I called it right english, people will get confused what "english" is, because in many countries it's called spin and not english. But I think as long as I say "left" or "right" it should be obvious.
5:22 >> in this scenario, the less you put the side spin, the wider the cue ball travel... vise versa, more spin = narrow cue ball angle.. did i get that correct ?
Nice breaking at the end there.
Always good
Good stuff! I like tge gopro angle and ghost ball. That's great!
Any way you could do a video comparing different cue weights and how they affect shots
Quality video
Mình rất hâm mộ bạn , chúc bạn sức khoẻ và ra nhiều video nhé
Mong bạn chỉ dậy cho mình cú phá 9 bi thật chi tiết, cảm ơn bạn nhiều nhé
Thanks for the new video!
All the English is entertaining, but center ball training is the single best way to improve your game.
This is great
I subscribed-need to learn better shot decisions/cue ball positional choices.Thanks.
very nice lesson thank you
Tack!
Super gemacht. Die Erklärungen sind hammer. Vor allem die zeit die du investierst beim Schnitt muss extrem sein. Die eingezeichneten Linien sind der I Punkt. Weiter so.
Danke 🙂 Ja, ich verbringe vieeeel Zeit damit.
@@Sharivari das sieht man. Freue mich auf jedes neue video. Cool wäre es mal ne runde zu spielen mit dir. Wenn jemals wieder normale Zeiten sind. 😎😎
You can tell you put a lot of work into this one rack. This really is what's going through the minds of most high level players for sure. Something I heard from somebody on shots that you need to make that are high pressure as you get down the shot think to yourself how does the felt feel. You will line up a little more natural without over analyzing. Also if it's the final ball really focus on what the cue Ball's going before you get down find a spot on the rail to let it run. Your dog weigh less money balls. The thought is when you're shooting on 8 or 9 out of 10 shots you're really concentrating on cue ball position then on the last one you're not. You really should maintain that same focus on cue ball position.
You can also call a safety and sink the 3
So you have the 9 on the spot…is that the official location? Or just your preference?
Awsome video and edition as usual, congratulations!!, just a curiosity, which colour is your Simonis cloth, Royal blue?
Thank you! It's Tournament blue.
@@Sharivari thanks for your information, nice colour
Nice video! When are we having a match? 🤪
Can u make more video like this
Sharivari what brand of shaft you using? i love your videos
Thanks man! I am currently using the JFlowers SMO shaft.
Nice one! 😁
Awesome!
I'd love to have the incremental sight tape he has around the rails, anyone know where I could find it?
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@@Sharivari Thank you very much!
first comment from BANGLADESH
It is legal that brake who sign the 9ball if u brake more than 3-4 times and sign the 9ball
Yes, it's legal.
At the end of the video, how are you racking the balls without a template rack? It looks like you are loading the balls in as if there were a template rack
There are tiny recesses in the cloth, so that it's like a template rack.
@@Sharivari awesome! Is that something you installed or how did u do that?
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1 ball to 9 ball combination come on ;)
Will you do any videos on 10 ball at all?
What’s it different with regard to strategy from 9ball? Different break, that’s it
@@teddykleindienst3044 different breaking yes. 10 ball has to be the last ball potted. If 10 ball goes down on the break its re spotted same if its potted by combination. And pockets have to be called when making a shot.
Yang menonton org indonesia silahkan like.. haha
Bro, why do you wiggle your fingers like that just before a shot?.....
Ever heard of the song "Wiggle Wine"? It's constantly playing in my head, thats why.
Jk. It happens automatically, caused by concentration. I didn't even notice that before I recorded myself.
Tặng mình 1 cây cơ được không bạn...:)
You talk to much