last month in a league match, i had that exact #10 pattern. I used power top /right to put myself almost perfect on the 8 - pretty much a straight shot in on the 8. then i missed the 8! lol. great video, just wish i had a table at home so i can more easily practice some of these.
This is my ultimate channel in the game it’s the classic epitomy of what the pool pool scence what you would call a gimme. Jazz playing a pool table and some lighting and don’t forget the Mary Jane. Instant relaxation scenario
One of my all time favourite shots is the multi rail position shot. It looks fancy when you're executing it and everyone is usually wowed by it too. It's just nice to do
I love how in your videos you go over real world scenarios that could actually happen in a game. Most of the other guys just do the same things as everyone else is doing. Drills drills drills and how to. Nothing wrong with what they’re doing and you need to do drills and such. But knowing how to deal with real world situations in a game can win more games than anything else. Keep it up Bryan great videos with really good insight and knowledge.
All your shots in this video were good and very useful and I will be able to add a couple more shots to my kit via this video. Many thanks for your videos… Shot 10 was particularly great for me. Something I will be practicing starting in the morning as I just got home from the pool room. 👍🏻
Love shots 9 & 10 because inside English is what I'm practicing now. Thx for the input, I'll keep at it. When compensating for squirt when using English, do you have any quick input on the subject of Front Hand English / Back Hand English? Useless? Best to practice different types? Thoughts on a short video addressing the subject?
Using backhand to compensate is a bad idea my opinion. You should work on these shots until you are intuitively adjusting. Backhand to compensate has so many limitations and restrictions and with LD cues is even less used.
That's what pool is about, power draws and force follows multi rail position play with side spin! It takes some guts and imagination to hit it, but the intimidation factor is great!
I like #4 and #5, those can be used almost interchangeably depending on other balls on the table, I knew what you were going to do with shots 7 and 8, we need rail action when it comes to a hanger. When I was younger, 8 to 10 years old I would go with my dad in the taverns in south St. Louis, he'd be drinking at the bar, I'd be shooting the bar box cue ball doing the 3 rail corner pocket to the other corner pocket. I got pretty good at that shot, thanks for the video Bryan 😎
Good stuff...luv the last shot, reverse english 👊🏽. Need to see if you have a deflection video. Accuracy is an issue when im further frm the object ball.
Bryan: "This is a layup every day of the week", then sinks it without bending down or aiming, with one hand on the cue (8:08) Me: "I should be able to get this", then blows it after aiming carefully.
Great video and thanks for all the coaching. For a intermediate player do you think jumping from a 13mm g-core to a 11.8 revo is a okay move to make if you’re putting ALOT of time into pool and going to stay dedicated to putting forth the time?
I don’t know why you would go to 11.8 I won’t play with anything smaller than 12.4 and currently use 12.9. You will need some time to adjust if you want to go that route.
@@FXBilliards thank you for the reply! I didn’t have the luck of getting a lot of playing time with a 12.4 but after playing with the 11.8 It’s definitely obvious it’s a step to far. I’ll be going down little by little from here on out and understand what each shaft’s specialty is!
No, mi amigo, nací y crecí en los Estados Unidos. Mi origen étnico es 75% afroamericano (Camerún) y aproximadamente 25% europeo y de otras partes del mundo
@@FXBilliards sorry for asking that. But I always had the impression that you were latino. Nonetheless, what really matters is all the great stuff I learn from your channel. Thanks for that, mi amigo Bryan!
speaking of 3 ball i made mistake similar to but CB closer to Side pocket center table and 3 ball closer to corner pocket i needed to get to 8 ball , i try kill CB for 8 upper corner miss the bank 8 double rail wrong side pocket
Have not played in four years. The place that i played closed during the pandemic. Just found a new place thats local. Going to play for the first time tomorrow.
I actually did shot 9 last week in Tri cup, and scratched in the side. Not saying it’s bad but it was one of those nights where everything went wrong. Gotta love pool…lol
Love love love Bryan’s vids on multirail shots. Best on the web. Nobody teaches it better. It’s a big jump for players when they have to get used to these shots. But it makes the game so much easier.
last month in a league match, i had that exact #10 pattern. I used power top /right to put myself almost perfect on the 8 - pretty much a straight shot in on the 8. then i missed the 8! lol. great video, just wish i had a table at home so i can more easily practice some of these.
Your views mean a lot to me. THANKS
This is my ultimate channel in the game it’s the classic epitomy of what the pool pool scence what you would call a gimme. Jazz playing a pool table and some lighting and don’t forget the Mary Jane. Instant relaxation scenario
18 minutes of fantastic tips! Going to practice some today. Thanks, B!
One of my all time favourite shots is the multi rail position shot. It looks fancy when you're executing it and everyone is usually wowed by it too. It's just nice to do
I love how in your videos you go over real world scenarios that could actually happen in a game. Most of the other guys just do the same things as everyone else is doing. Drills drills drills and how to. Nothing wrong with what they’re doing and you need to do drills and such. But knowing how to deal with real world situations in a game can win more games than anything else. Keep it up Bryan great videos with really good insight and knowledge.
Your views mean a lot to me. Thanks for watching.
All your shots in this video were good and very useful and I will be able to add a couple more shots to my kit via this video. Many thanks for your videos…
Shot 10 was particularly great for me. Something I will be practicing starting in the morning as I just got home from the pool room. 👍🏻
Glad it was helpful!
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Excellent video! Thanks Bryan!
You got it. Thanks for watching.
Great video B. Love that you take your time to educate and help us become better players and to make better decisions
You bet
Love shots 9 & 10 because inside English is what I'm practicing now. Thx for the input, I'll keep at it. When compensating for squirt when using English, do you have any quick input on the subject of Front Hand English / Back Hand English? Useless? Best to practice different types? Thoughts on a short video addressing the subject?
Using backhand to compensate is a bad idea my opinion. You should work on these shots until you are intuitively adjusting. Backhand to compensate has so many limitations and restrictions and with LD cues is even less used.
Glad to see you back teaching. Great lesson!! Like number 7
Thanks again!
Your very special 😅. That cracked me up!... Another great video.
Glad you enjoyed
Good stuff. Love it.
Glad you enjoyed it
That's what pool is about, power draws and force follows multi rail position play with side spin! It takes some guts and imagination to hit it, but the intimidation factor is great!
Like your channel. All those shots are helpful. Best tip follow through (send it).
Awesome, thank you!
Another great video I've seen this a couple of times in I try to remember this every time I play thanks again.
Glad you enjoy it! THANKS for watching.
Great tips Bryan I will always remember how play position on hangers because of this video. Thank you coach!
You bet!
Nice one handed shot on the 8 for shot 5
I like #4 and #5, those can be used almost interchangeably depending on other balls on the table, I knew what you were going to do with shots 7 and 8, we need rail action when it comes to a hanger. When I was younger, 8 to 10 years old I would go with my dad in the taverns in south St. Louis, he'd be drinking at the bar, I'd be shooting the bar box cue ball doing the 3 rail corner pocket to the other corner pocket. I got pretty good at that shot, thanks for the video Bryan 😎
Looks like your surgery went well ,glad to see you back to shooting and teaching.
Yes, surgery went well. I’m doing fine. Thank you very much.
Good stuff...luv the last shot, reverse english 👊🏽. Need to see if you have a deflection video. Accuracy is an issue when im further frm the object ball.
I do play with low deflection and distance will make the shop more difficult. Just keep putting in the work and thanks for watching.
Thank you Brian as always. And if you don't mind me asking where did you get that 8-ball rack picture above your fireplace... Thank you in advance
I got it from Amazon in 2022, but I don’t think it’s available any longer in that size and image.
Bryan: "This is a layup every day of the week", then sinks it without bending down or aiming, with one hand on the cue (8:08)
Me: "I should be able to get this", then blows it after aiming carefully.
Thanks for watching. I appreciate your comments.
Wow....hard to decide which is my favorite. 10 is a spirit breaker. I liked them all....
Thanks for sharing!!
Great video Brian! Now I just have to figure out how to actually make the ball with it 😂
Thanks for watching just put in your reps
Great video and thanks for all the coaching. For a intermediate player do you think jumping from a 13mm g-core to a 11.8 revo is a okay move to make if you’re putting ALOT of time into pool and going to stay dedicated to putting forth the time?
I don’t know why you would go to 11.8 I won’t play with anything smaller than 12.4 and currently use 12.9. You will need some time to adjust if you want to go that route.
@@FXBilliards thank you for the reply! I didn’t have the luck of getting a lot of playing time with a 12.4 but after playing with the 11.8 It’s definitely obvious it’s a step to far. I’ll be going down little by little from here on out and understand what each shaft’s specialty is!
Just by shooting a thousand of these 😂😂
Shot 10
Thanks - Let me know if there is anything you would like to see.
Great content as always! When will you teach us body English that you use haha. Jk.
Amigo, es usted de República Dominicana? Disculpe mi atrevimiento. Sigo su canal desde hace mucho tiempo.
No, mi amigo, nací y crecí en los Estados Unidos. Mi origen étnico es 75% afroamericano (Camerún) y aproximadamente 25% europeo y de otras partes del mundo
@@FXBilliards sorry for asking that. But I always had the impression that you were latino. Nonetheless, what really matters is all the great stuff I learn from your channel. Thanks for that, mi amigo Bryan!
speaking of 3 ball i made mistake similar to but CB closer to Side pocket center table and 3 ball closer to corner pocket i needed to get to 8 ball , i try kill CB for 8 upper corner miss the bank 8 double rail wrong side pocket
lol you just talked about michelle salute
Shot 7
Thank You for watching and Supporting FXB
#10
I appreciate you taking the time to tune in.
#8
Thank You for watching and Supporting the Channel
Did i see this before 🤔?
I’ve done a number of videos over the last 3 years, about how to play multi rail position, but this one is brand new.
Have not played in four years. The place that i played closed during the pandemic. Just found a new place thats local. Going to play for the first time tomorrow.
Keeping your TH-cam game good. And yes, we expect the exotic shots from FX
I actually did shot 9 last week in Tri cup, and scratched in the side. Not saying it’s bad but it was one of those nights where everything went wrong. Gotta love pool…lol
Hey buddy, thanks for sharing
What tip do you use on your stick? And thanks.
I use predator victory, tips, and Kamui soft.
Thanks a lot for the video 🙌
My pleasure!
Love love love Bryan’s vids on multirail shots. Best on the web. Nobody teaches it better.
It’s a big jump for players when they have to get used to these shots. But it makes the game so much easier.
Thanks, Mr. FX. Always practice what you teach.
My pleasure!