Mental Tips for Playing World Class Pool | Inside the Mind of Niels Feijen Ep. 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ค. 2020
- We asked Niels 'The Terminator' Feijen to give us an example from his high level pool training class (terminator-college.com/p/the-..., and the first episode comes from his World Pool Masters 2018 title. In this video we'll see examples of Opponent Tilt, Breathing, Overexcitement/Ego, Mistake Tilt.
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Niels is a real expert on this topic and of course pool in general. I've always admired his enormous mental strength when I was binge watching pool matches back then.
Your not too bad yourself
Enjoyed ur videos as much too..
Sharivari wow i didn't expect you to be here
Love hearing Niels's narrative about his own mental state throughout his match. Thanks for the upload
Could you ask him to do same narration ..when the Times of losing...
Let see how it feels...
Interesting...isn't it?
Niels hits on a critical aspect of winning. Having a dispassionate and unemotional approach to the task at hand. Each shot is simply a problem to be solved - not an opponent to beat! Great concept and video for good players who are looking to get to the next level.
Huge fan of Niels. The amount of focus and intensity that he brings to the game is unparalleled in my opinion. It seems like every shot he faces is the most important shot of his career. As a result he rarely beats himself and is extremely tough under pressure hence the great Mosconi Cup record.
Looking at Neils, I always thought that the only thing that is going through his mind is that he wants rip his opponent into little pieces.
So many great players out there. Filler, Dennis, SVB, Bergman, Shaw, the Ko brothers, Chang, etc. But no doubt in my mind that Niels is the best out there because of the dedicated hard work he puts in.
Great video and recap. And congrats for doing what you needed to do to get back in stroke & come back for the win to build your confidence & grind your way back to finding your relaxed subconscious game. Reminds me of 30 years ago when I played big tournaments. You did what was needed! Cheers
Fantastic tips! I really am impressed with Niels mechanics at the table. Would like to hear more from him.
So many useable nuggets of wisdom here but one particular standout for me that I'll employ in my every day game... is the breathing aspect.
Ever since I started playing 4 - 5 years ago, I've ALWAYS suffered with near paralyzing anxiety in my first few games. I get nervous, my heart rate goes tachycardic, I start shaking while I'm down on the shot & it becomes increasingly difficult to focus as matches progress.
People, over the years, have always told me to "breathe" & I always thought it was a tounge-in-cheek reference to people thinking I might pass out so, I kind of dismissed it.
Not until this video, where Niels explains the "why," the reason for the breathing, increasing oxygen to the brain in a stressful situation, did I understand.
I will use this & many other lessons learned in this video.
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More Mental tips please. Very interesting. Good Job!
Great video. It shows that sometimes we can be our own worst enemy, depending on what's swimming around in our heads. Once we just focus on what we're doing, get our rhythm going and don't over think things, we can beat anybody.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, very helpful, and nice win over Dennis.
A lot of this game is mental. Love hearing what's going on in the mind of Niels.
Niels has always been a favorite player of mine.... a champion and a true gentleman.
Niels is my favorite European player not only cause he is a champion, a great player but furthermore he is a professional role model example to follow around a pool table and always I have seen him respecting the game and the opponent no matter what, thanx niels for making pool great
This is great video for my mentally challenged self :) The breathing thing is a recent discovery for me. Seriously, great vid more plz plz. Niels, I had bought you a piece of pizza at the US Open '19 and forgot to congratulate you on this victory after I watched it live...my bad. Great comeback from injury!
This was really cool.. Nice stuff. Congrats on the title.
this is suprisingly fun to watch
niels seems like one of the most genuine, nicest guys in pool.
I've heard several times that he is indeed.
This is awesome. Thanks
Good information,i allways struggle with this,and shoot to fast on the money ball and lose game that i did all the hard work ,and give it on a silver tray for my oponent.need to train myself to follow your good advise ,, to exited,,
Niels is such a stand up, intelligent and friendly guy. Gotta love him. I am glad that I beat his ass in the semi final of a tournament a hundred years ago!
Sweet breakdown
Thank you, very good advice
I like this video. I'd like to see more like it.
This is awesome this something you never hear
Awesome. Some pros never really look at the CB, just the contact point on the OB. Some go back and forth. Niels, is it okay to just look at the OB and while feeling the CB? Or is going back and forth a must? Thanks so much.
Fantastic
awesome
Please try recreating one of Niels's shots, when Society Billiards reopens.
Damn this is good.
So the Terminator was afraid of RoboCop?!
Figured it would be all red with numbers everywhere
Stone cold, classy guy.
Hey Rollie, do you have an email I can contact you at?
Congrats on beating him
藍色一直打不進在槓麻??
What if his opponent is a trash talker
Hmm. Am I the first to comment?