i love your videos. they are short and to the point, no trying to sell, not looking for subs, not too much talking, no nonsense talking at all. i love it man, keep up the good work. greetings from laredo tx.
That works. It all depends on what you need to do with the cb. The shot angle calls for a 5/8, which is just a little thicker/fatter than a halfball hit. I like using the halfball as a reference because so many shots land dead on a halfball or a little thinner or thicker than a halfball. It all depends on what you have to do with the cb to get position on the shot.
Do you have a link or description of the video in which you're repeating shots from different angles, and if I recall correctly, you weren't commenting in the video. Thanks!
@@Poolology101 I really like the drill shown in the link you provided above. Sorry I wasn't more clear in my first comment, but I was referring to a video in which you only have one OB at a time on the table and you repeat each shot a designated amount of times and are trying to get position each time to a designated spot for that particular shot. After each shot, you would walk and get the OB out of the pocket and shoot the shot again. At the beginning of the video, you mentioned a gentleman's name who originated the practice routine. I was interested in the routine and his name. By the way, I ordered your book and now taking a close look at it. Thanks!
Yes...it is in the video description. Not sure why the link isn't popping up on the video. I'll fix that soon. Here is the link....th-cam.com/video/WoCFDMKj1eE/w-d-xo.html
First ball hits the end rail approx. 2 inches from the pocket and goes in . pockets must be buckets . Final ball nearly misses on the left side of the pocket . All this video proves is that the pockets ae way too generous and will receive a ball from almost any angle.
i love your videos. they are short and to the point, no trying to sell, not looking for subs, not too much talking, no nonsense talking at all. i love it man, keep up the good work. greetings from laredo tx.
Thanks!
Great content. Great to have come across your teachings.
Thanks!
Great video Brain.. Since this is closer to a half ball hit why not just use a half ball hit and aim it fat?
That works. It all depends on what you need to do with the cb. The shot angle calls for a 5/8, which is just a little thicker/fatter than a halfball hit. I like using the halfball as a reference because so many shots land dead on a halfball or a little thinner or thicker than a halfball. It all depends on what you have to do with the cb to get position on the shot.
Do you have a link or description of the video in which you're repeating shots from different angles, and if I recall correctly, you weren't commenting in the video. Thanks!
The only one I know where I'm not commenting at all is this one: th-cam.com/video/7w9HNQGWcBM/w-d-xo.html
@@Poolology101 I really like the drill shown in the link you provided above. Sorry I wasn't more clear in my first comment, but I was referring to a video in which you only have one OB at a time on the table and you repeat each shot a designated amount of times and are trying to get position each time to a designated spot for that particular shot. After each shot, you would walk and get the OB out of the pocket and shoot the shot again. At the beginning of the video, you mentioned a gentleman's name who originated the practice routine. I was interested in the routine and his name. By the way, I ordered your book and now taking a close look at it. Thanks!
@@stevegunn9971 I really don't know. I talk quite a bit in most of my videos, as a few commenters have pointed out.😊
@@Poolology101 Okay, thanks, I'll keep looking.
Holy crap I thought your voice was familiar. I actually played you at the recent BCA national.
Awesome! Did I win or lose? Lol
@@Poolology101 i played you in a mini. I needed one more game but you pulled it out. I had fun.
@@shortydancer those mini tournaments can be tough!
Can you add the link to the video you mentioned. Thanks!
Yes...it is in the video description. Not sure why the link isn't popping up on the video. I'll fix that soon. Here is the link....th-cam.com/video/WoCFDMKj1eE/w-d-xo.html
Nice brow😊👍
Cool! 👍🎱🇳🇿
Thanks!
First ball hits the end rail approx. 2 inches from the pocket and goes in . pockets must be buckets . Final ball nearly misses on the left side of the pocket . All this video proves is that the pockets ae way too generous and will receive a ball from almost any angle.