Great job with the video Chris! As a professional player and instructor, I always make it a point to teach in a way that even a child would understand and you did that EXTREMELY WELL! Good luck to you and thanks for all that you're doing for the game!
I have been shooting pool on and off for 56 years, and had forgotten a lot of the advanced nuances of the game. Your videos have elevated my game in the last week by at least a ball to ball and a half. Thanks for all the valued instruction!!
Thanks Chris, that was amazing! I’ve never had a jump cue, I still don’t, however, I’ve been thinking to get one and start practicing these shots. This is the first tutorial that I’ve watched for learning how to play jump shot and I believe I don’t need another one. Everything I thought I needed to know to flawlessly make a “Short high” and “Long” jump shot was there in this video!
Lil' Chris, I've accidentally stumbled over one of your videos and since than your classes are my favorite related to pool billiards. I am a player with 40 years of experience and still find very valuable things to learn from your videos. Thank you much for your effort and dedication. All thumbs up!!!!
Dude you’ve got some serious skill and a good way of explaining things, definitely going to keep watching your videos so I can elevate my game, thanks Chris
Wow! I am learning alot from Chris. His presentation is clear and easy to understand. I really appreciate him addressing the height of the player as I am a shorter person and need a few tricks to make successful shots.
I’m really impressed with the different ways you jumped balls. Especially the one with your bridge hand off the table. I have been wanting to learn how to jump but I only have one stick. And that’s an older Schon so I could really use a stick that’s made specifically for jumping.
As always, great video Chris👍🏼 I really enjoy watching your videos, and I've truly seen some improvement in my game since i started following your tips👌🏼 And i have an advice for you myself, throw in some work on the editing, and maybe get a slow mo camera, and you'll be up to 100k+ subscribers in no time😉
Chris, once again you have made it so even i can digest the concept....today was my 1st attempt with my break / jump cue....SUCCESS !!!.... now to practice! Thanks again.... Vince
My brother and I are just starting to learn how to play pool properly and your videos are absolutely invaluable. Thanks! We are both guilty of scooping the cue ball when trying to jumps shot. Thankyou for showing us the correct way!
Very nice demo Chris. Would you please explain where the tip strikes the cue ball and if you stroke down and thru or do you poke to avoid hitting the table.?
I have been shooting on and off for about 13years. My husband was going to show me how to jump 4years ago but he first had a stroke and then a year later a massive heart attack. It has taken me awhile to get interested again and you made it seem less difficult than I thought. Thank you 😊 I will be practicing it often so I can surprise my current team.😉
I've been playing for many years & jump shots have always been last resort when in a match these fundamentals are key to performing jump shots well. Good job.
Chris - I just subscribed to your channel. I am a long time player and used to be able to play a bit. Got a table now and trying to remember some of what I used to be able to do. Your teaching here was awesome, man. The language was clear and communicated the points effectively, the videos were well edited. You didn't say much about it, but the trick of how QUICKLY you can get the cue ball in the air to clear the other balls (2 ft, then 1 ft, then 6 inches, then 3 inches) showed the differences in techniques required very well. Great job, man - and I"ll be a regular at watching your videos. Thanks!
Awesome video soulbrotha. I benefit so much by watching your videos. With your help, I've taken my game and my confidence to that next level. Thanks you so much and keep doing what you're doing.
Great tips! Been shooting pool for about a year now, come a long way! The right way to do a Jump shot has given me trouble. Excited to give your technique a go!
He did fail to mention that the higher elevation you go, the thinner you need to hit the ball so that it doesn't rebound into the cue and prevent it from lifting off. That is a key ingredient not mentioned.
I bought my first jump stick but then I wished I watched your video first. I feel I bought the wrong one. Love your videos Lil' Chris. I am very impressed. Keep it up.
I would disagree with you. Jump shots aren’t as easy as it seems and it takes a lot of practice to get the accuracy down. It’s one of the reasons why I like American pool rules over countries that ban this move.
@@SethStovallVO The problem with the jump shot, the way I see it, is that it robs us of the alternative, which will almost always be much more interesting than the jump... i.e., a 2- or 3- or maybe 4-rail escape shot.
Thank you so much for properly breaking down the jump shot piece by piece. I now have a better understanding of the shot and how to execute adequately. I am definitely staying tuned for the next video. My infatuation for pool knows no boundaries.
That was an awesome open bridge shot. All your lessons are fully explained. I am starting to see shots better since I understand every part of the shot. Thanks for tyaking the time to make these videos in a way us D players can understand. Now, I even impress myself once in a while.
Thanks Chris your videos have helped a great deal. I have been a consistent league player since 2011, Apa Tap and CSI. I began playing at 17 years of age in 1966-67. I am now 74 and still enjoying the game. Because I am short like you, this particular video will help a lot . Many Thanks John
Chris, great video on how to perform a jump shot that has always been the one shot I have always had trouble with so I would just attempt to work around it with varying success. I appreciate your paced and careful explanations that you give during your videos, makes your instructions very easy to follow then translate them myself to my game. Keep the videos coming, no one is ever to old to learn something new.
Very well done. The video was informative and has me at the table practicing your technique on elbow position and bridging. One helpful hint I have is to place a piece of old felt under the cue ball to prevent burn marks on the table felt when practicing jump shots.
Hey Chris, you impressed me with your Jump shot pool lessons, not only you simplified the process but made it fun, keep-up the good work and contributing to the great game of billiards.
I am new at the game and came across your videos, you are a great presenter in form, knowledge and demonstration. I will continue to tune in and learn. Your videos are motivational. Keep them coming!
Very well done and informative I knew most of the reasons you were explaining but the Jump cue was still a bit of a mystery. I have used the bridge to jump in the past as well. Cheers
That video was very informative. I didn't know I was doing the jump shot wrong this whole time. Thank you for all the lessons you have given. I practice everything I've seen in your videos that I've watched.
Thanks Chris, You've brought back some great tips that I had compete forgotten. I'm trying to get back into playing Pool, It's been 35+ yrs since I've played. I'm going to watch all of your videos that I can. Thanks Again for the tips!
Thanks Chris, you helped show why you don’t hit the cloth with the cue tip when u drive down on the cue ball and any house I play in doesn’t mind me playing the jump. You know your stuff!
I am enjoying your videos. Watched a few already, and took to the pool table to practice. What a difference your videos have made so far in my game. I've had people try and explain the diamonds to me before with no joy in understanding them. Now, it is like a light bulb went off and I'm now making alot more shots than before. Thank you!
Thanks for the great video on Jump shots. After many years of playing pool (I am 71, and I started at 15) I am finally working on my jumps shots. I have learned a lot from your videos.
Another good video.....I'm not using jump shots but it seems that I might be in the future....your video on draw shots have helped me immensely. Thanks for your thorough and concise teaching.
Hey Chris, This video is right on "cue"! I've only been into pool now for about two and a half years and still learning at 70 years old. I've been really wanting to learn the jump shot to try and increase my edge when playing with friends and family. With your help I think I can succeed. Thanks for the edge!
Thank you so much for helping me learn what I'm doing wrong with my jump shot. I just got into pool recently and I've been relying on watching videos of the pros playing to see what I should correct in my own game, so being able to see exactly what I need to do to make a legal jump shot is amazing! Keep up the good work!
Great video Chris, I actually turned the play back speed down to see if I could tell if you were hitting the table and just after I determined that you had if fact NOT hit the table with your cue, you mentioned that very thing, good job. I've been wanting to try more jump shots but would rather not if it meant it couldn't be achieved without doing so. I know it will take lots of practice be able to perform jump shots that table friendly. Mike from SE Wyoming
Great job on the tutorials. Not only are you easy to follow and understand but you break it down very well. My buddies and I have been watching from South Korea as we improve our game...thanks to you.
Good job on the video, the explanation was very detailed, concise and well illustrated. Now it's time for me to practice!! One thing I might add is that I have seen plastic sheets that you can lay down on your table cloth behind the cue ball where your cue would strike. This would probably help protect your felt until you learn how to execute the shots the way that you describe. Thanks again for your instructional videos they have definitely helped my game.
Hi Cris ! I'm from Trinidad and Tobago . Loved this video , most simple instructions and audio . Has worked well and improved that part of my game , thanks ! Keep the videos coming ....
Thanks Chris for the jump cue lesson. Hopefully This will help me to master this shot. Many time I've wished that I could exacute a jump shot correctly in my leagues or in a tournament. Thanks.😎
I really look forward watching you demonstrate various modes of holding Q stick to make a particular shot. I am really amazed. Your instructions and techniques to demonstrate are so clear , even I can understand. Thank you NAVIN Shah.
You nailed those jumps!!! Great instructional video! I'm going to try jumping, as I know nothing about it. Thanks for all your help through these videos! You rock!!
I like the info about different cue weights and different tip mm's. I was impressed by the closed hand air bridge jump shot. I too am a short person, so I will have to practice this shot. I don't think I have ever seen a jump shot using a bridge. I'm laughing at this but at the same time, I want to try this out. I have subscribed to your pool lessons. Hope to seeing more of your lessons. Thank you!
Cool video, but one thing that none of these instructional videos seems to detail much is the exact stroke, the exact grip, the exact wrist action, and exactly where to hit the ball. I've been piecing it together from several videos, but still have to just kind of guess as to how to follow through. I'll give it another try, and see what I can do. I even bought some felt so I can put it down to protect the table while I learn masses and jumps, although the felt seems to make it harder to execute these shots.
There's no way to exactly show where the grip, wrist action, or anything physiological. Everyone is different. Just from the different lengths in arm span makes a difference. At the very least, you should be able to pick up the techniques it takes to execute. As far as the stroke, just treat it like a normal shot but obviously there has to be some pace in your stroke. Otherwise, the cue ball will not jump high enough.
I haven't really gotten into jumping like that, but your vivid breakdown made it seem so simple. Definitely something I'll be trying again soon. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I love all your content. Your thorough explanations make it easy to pick up newer skills and techniques. Thank you for this video on jumping the cue ball and I am looking forward to even more in the future.
Really appreciate your vids, Chris, keep up the great work! It wasn't clear to me where, precisely the cue should be contacting the cue ball, but I'm looking forward to trying this lesson out (and especially your tip about keeping everything but the cue hand quiet).
Really good video.....very clear camera and instructions......front and side shots of action puts this ahead of any other videos I've seen. Great content....no extra distractions. Keep up the good work! Learned a lot.
Awesome stuff. Keen to start learning to jump properly. As I use the scoop shot to jump. I'm no where near being a professional but at my age I have plenty of years to ensure I get better. And become great. Thanks for the video. Just subscribed. :)
Great job with the video Chris! As a professional player and instructor, I always make it a point to teach in a way that even a child would understand and you did that EXTREMELY WELL! Good luck to you and thanks for all that you're doing for the game!
OMG! I'm so honored to have received a compliment from Tony "The Silent Assassin" Robles!!! 😁😁😁
@@LilChrisPoolPlayer You deserve it buddy! Looking forward to watching more of your videos! 👍 😊 🎱
IO totally agree with Tony.. Very Impressive!
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Hi chris,where are you at,nice job on your video.
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Chris does a great job of methodically describing these tips.
Thanks Chris for showing the legal and proper way of executing a jump in many situations. Very informative!!!
I have been shooting pool on and off for 56 years, and had forgotten a lot of the advanced nuances of the game. Your videos have elevated my game in the last week by at least a ball to ball and a half. Thanks for all the valued instruction!!
Thanks Chris, that was amazing! I’ve never had a jump cue, I still don’t, however, I’ve been thinking to get one and start practicing these shots.
This is the first tutorial that I’ve watched for learning how to play jump shot and I believe I don’t need another one. Everything I thought I needed to know to flawlessly make a “Short high” and “Long” jump shot was there in this video!
Lil' Chris, I've accidentally stumbled over one of your videos and since than your classes are my favorite related to pool billiards. I am a player with 40 years of experience and still find very valuable things to learn from your videos. Thank you much for your effort and dedication. All thumbs up!!!!
Dude you’ve got some serious skill and a good way of explaining things, definitely going to keep watching your videos so I can elevate my game, thanks Chris
Yes I like this very much ,and yes I wood love this cue .I have coach so he can teacher me with your videos. Love your show
I have to learn to make jump shots. Your video went a long to convince me that I can do that with practice. Thank you !!!
"Even I'm impressed with that one."
Very nice instruction.
Wow! I am learning alot from Chris. His presentation is clear and easy to understand. I really appreciate him addressing the height of the player as I am a shorter person and need a few tricks to make successful shots.
I think Alex Pagulayan has used the bridge jump shot in professional play, but nevertheless, quite creative!
I’m really impressed with the different ways you jumped balls. Especially the one with your bridge hand off the table. I have been wanting to learn how to jump but I only have one stick. And that’s an older Schon so I could really use a stick that’s made specifically for jumping.
Thank you for being my Mr miyagi of pool. I'm learning alot on each video..
Jump shot instruction video with the bridge was a surprise that it ever worked. I'm on my way to try this method now.
As always, great video Chris👍🏼
I really enjoy watching your videos, and I've truly seen some improvement in my game since i started following your tips👌🏼
And i have an advice for you myself, throw in some work on the editing, and maybe get a slow mo camera, and you'll be up to 100k+ subscribers in no time😉
Chris, once again you have made it so even i can digest the concept....today was my 1st attempt with my break / jump cue....SUCCESS !!!.... now to practice! Thanks again.... Vince
Boooyyyy i have been WAITING WITH BAITED BREATH FOR THIS VIDEO. I also need to know what on earth im doing wrong with my jump shots, so thank you🙏
I’m a new player trying to work on his game so that he can play for tournaments. I’d love to up my game! Thanks for the giveaway!
Thanks Chris for the lecture. I was once a scoup jumper. I hope I find a hall allowing jumping so I can try out your technique
Gonna have to try this at the local pubs in town 😂
My brother and I are just starting to learn how to play pool properly and your videos are absolutely invaluable. Thanks! We are both guilty of scooping the cue ball when trying to jumps shot. Thankyou for showing us the correct way!
Very nice demo Chris. Would you please explain where the tip strikes the cue ball and if you stroke down and thru or do you poke to avoid hitting the table.?
See my follow on video here:
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I pretty much poke at the cue ball so I don't hit the table.
I have been shooting on and off for about 13years. My husband was going to show me how to jump 4years ago but he first had a stroke and then a year later a massive heart attack. It has taken me awhile to get interested again and you made it seem less difficult than I thought. Thank you 😊 I will be practicing it often so I can surprise my current team.😉
I've been playing for many years & jump shots have always been last resort when in a match these fundamentals are key to performing jump shots well. Good job.
I like how you take your time explaining what you are doing and provide different angles as you perform the shots in your videos. Keep it up!
11:35, remember to not forget!
Chris - I just subscribed to your channel. I am a long time player and used to be able to play a bit. Got a table now and trying to remember some of what I used to be able to do. Your teaching here was awesome, man. The language was clear and communicated the points effectively, the videos were well edited. You didn't say much about it, but the trick of how QUICKLY you can get the cue ball in the air to clear the other balls (2 ft, then 1 ft, then 6 inches, then 3 inches) showed the differences in techniques required very well. Great job, man - and I"ll be a regular at watching your videos. Thanks!
11:39
"Remember to not forget... to chalk your cue..."
You know what? Forget I said that!
Awesome video soulbrotha. I benefit so much by watching your videos. With your help, I've taken my game and my confidence to that next level. Thanks you so much and keep doing what you're doing.
1:07 that's why I'm watching this video loooooool
the way you do your videos makes it easy to learn and perform these shots.Thank you. Keep the videos coming
I just learned that I'm doing the jump shot wrong and just after I got good at jumping the wrong way.
All your tips and strategy’s for shooting pool are outstanding
I jump my cue ball like that when tryinh to draw a shot
Lower the level of holding the cue
Great tips! Been shooting pool for about a year now, come a long way! The right way to do a Jump shot has given me trouble. Excited to give your technique a go!
absolutely useless. where does he talk about where to hit and common misktakes. i like ur vids but this is not helpfu
He did fail to mention that the higher elevation you go, the thinner you need to hit the ball so that it doesn't rebound into the cue and prevent it from lifting off. That is a key ingredient not mentioned.
Agree, I’ve watched 3 videos now and none of them stated WHERE to strike the cb.
I bought my first jump stick but then I wished I watched your video first. I feel I bought the wrong one. Love your videos Lil' Chris. I am very impressed. Keep it up.
The jump shot should be illegal: it spoils the game.
I would disagree with you. Jump shots aren’t as easy as it seems and it takes a lot of practice to get the accuracy down. It’s one of the reasons why I like American pool rules over countries that ban this move.
@@SethStovallVO The problem with the jump shot, the way I see it, is that it robs us of the alternative, which will almost always be much more interesting than the jump... i.e., a 2- or 3- or maybe 4-rail escape shot.
Don't agree. But then again a safety shot isn't right either.
Negative ghost rider, it simply presents a higher level of skill achieved. 😮
Thank you Chris for teaching us the proper way to handle a jump shot
Thank you so much for properly breaking down the jump shot piece by piece. I now have a better understanding of the shot and how to execute adequately. I am definitely staying tuned for the next video. My infatuation for pool knows no boundaries.
It was great shots
That was an awesome open bridge shot. All your lessons are fully explained. I am starting to see shots better since I understand every part of the shot. Thanks for tyaking the time to make these videos in a way us D players can understand. Now, I even impress myself once in a while.
Thanks Chris your videos have helped a great deal. I have been a consistent league player since 2011, Apa Tap and CSI. I began playing at 17 years of age in 1966-67. I am now 74 and still enjoying the game. Because I am short like you, this particular video will help a lot . Many Thanks John
Awesome helped me figure out why my jumps were not on line and why I was striking the table cloth!! Thanks loads Frank.
Chris, great video on how to perform a jump shot that has always been the one shot I have always had trouble with so I would just attempt to work around it with varying success. I appreciate your paced and careful explanations that you give during your videos, makes your instructions very easy to follow then translate them myself to my game. Keep the videos coming, no one is ever to old to learn something new.
I grew up playing pool. It brings me so much joy. Smile sometimes Chris. You're such a good teacher, yet you don't smile.,
I have watched a lot of videos on jump shots , but this is by far the most accurate and easiest one to follow
I’ve watched about 4 videos in jumping and yours helped me the most ! Thank you very much !
Very well done. The video was informative and has me at the table practicing your technique on elbow position and bridging. One helpful hint I have is to place a piece of old felt under the cue ball to prevent burn marks on the table felt when practicing jump shots.
Nice instructions, very thorough. I will be watching all of your videos here soon.
Great learning experience. Thank you!
Hey Chris, you impressed me with your Jump shot pool lessons, not only you simplified the process but made it fun, keep-up the good work and contributing to the great game of billiards.
you make your lessons so easy for us to learn. thanks for the tips and pool lessons.
my game has improved tremendously just by watching your videos.
I am new at the game and came across your videos, you are a great presenter in form, knowledge and demonstration. I will continue to tune in and learn. Your videos are motivational. Keep them coming!
Very well done and informative I knew most of the reasons you were explaining but the Jump cue was still a bit of a mystery. I have used the bridge to jump in the past as well. Cheers
That video was very informative. I didn't know I was doing the jump shot wrong this whole time. Thank you for all the lessons you have given. I practice everything I've seen in your videos that I've watched.
Nice video Chris. You do make it look effortless. Thanks, Craig
Chris thanks for the great video on jumping. I am trying to learn how to jump and your video will be very helpful. Thanks again.
Thanks Chris, You've brought back some great tips that I had compete forgotten. I'm trying to get back into playing Pool, It's been 35+ yrs since I've played. I'm going to watch all of your videos that I can. Thanks Again for the tips!
Thanks Chris, you helped show why you don’t hit the cloth with the cue tip when u drive down on the cue ball and any house I play in doesn’t mind me playing the jump. You know your stuff!
I am enjoying your videos. Watched a few already, and took to the pool table to practice. What a difference your videos have made so far in my game. I've had people try and explain the diamonds to me before with no joy in understanding them. Now, it is like a light bulb went off and I'm now making alot more shots than before. Thank you!
Thanks for the great video on Jump shots. After many years of playing pool (I am 71, and I started at 15) I am finally working on my jumps shots. I have learned a lot from your videos.
Another good video.....I'm not using jump shots but it seems that I might be in the future....your video on draw shots have helped me immensely. Thanks for your thorough and concise teaching.
Great demonstration of jumping a cue ball. I will be practicing this technique. Thanks
Thanks for the very clear explanation of the jump shot. Liked the dual view, except when the tape measure covered the cue tip!
Good stuff.
Great job. Instructions clear simple and accurate. Thanks
Hey Chris,
This video is right on "cue"! I've only been into pool now for about two and a half years and still learning at 70 years old. I've been really wanting to learn the jump shot to try and increase my edge when playing with friends and family. With your help I think I can succeed. Thanks for the edge!
Thank you so much for helping me learn what I'm doing wrong with my jump shot. I just got into pool recently and I've been relying on watching videos of the pros playing to see what I should correct in my own game, so being able to see exactly what I need to do to make a legal jump shot is amazing! Keep up the good work!
Love watching your shows...
Have a lot of them saved to brush up at times..👍
Great video Chris, I actually turned the play back speed down to see if I could tell if you were hitting the table and just after I determined that you had if fact NOT hit the table with your cue, you mentioned that very thing, good job. I've been wanting to try more jump shots but would rather not if it meant it couldn't be achieved without doing so. I know it will take lots of practice be able to perform jump shots that table friendly. Mike from SE Wyoming
Very well explained. I have been back and forth between a 6 and 7 in the APA for about 10 years, and this will really help my game.
Been watching a lot of different channels on pool and I have to say you are one of the best out there when teaching the art
Good tips on jumping, use of bridge for middle of table jumps very helpful
Great job on the tutorials. Not only are you easy to follow and understand but you break it down very well. My buddies and I have been watching from South Korea as we improve our game...thanks to you.
Good job on the video, the explanation was very detailed, concise and well illustrated. Now it's time for me to practice!! One thing I might add is that I have seen plastic sheets that you can lay down on your table cloth behind the cue ball where your cue would strike. This would probably help protect your felt until you learn how to execute the shots the way that you describe. Thanks again for your instructional videos they have definitely helped my game.
Hi Cris ! I'm from Trinidad and Tobago . Loved this video , most simple instructions and audio . Has worked well and improved that part of my game , thanks ! Keep the videos coming ....
Thanks Chris for the jump cue lesson. Hopefully This will help me to master this shot. Many time I've wished that I could exacute a jump shot correctly in my leagues or in a tournament. Thanks.😎
I really look forward watching you demonstrate various modes of holding Q stick to make a particular shot. I am really amazed.
Your instructions and techniques to demonstrate are so clear , even I can understand.
Thank you
NAVIN Shah.
You're not short; you're Lil
You nailed those jumps!!! Great instructional video! I'm going to try jumping, as I know nothing about it. Thanks for all your help through these videos! You rock!!
Thanks Chris I have been playing for over 50 years and I am always looking for tips and learned people to learn from
I like the info about different cue weights and different tip mm's. I was impressed by the closed hand air bridge jump shot. I too am a short person, so I will have to practice this shot. I don't think I have ever seen a jump shot using a bridge. I'm laughing at this but at the same time, I want to try this out. I have subscribed to your pool lessons. Hope to seeing more of your lessons. Thank you!
Well executed I’m gonna try some of your techniques and practice thank you for sharing
Mr Chris, I just wanted to say that I really appreciate your style of explaining the how to make shots.
Cool video, but one thing that none of these instructional videos seems to detail much is the exact stroke, the exact grip, the exact wrist action, and exactly where to hit the ball. I've been piecing it together from several videos, but still have to just kind of guess as to how to follow through.
I'll give it another try, and see what I can do. I even bought some felt so I can put it down to protect the table while I learn masses and jumps, although the felt seems to make it harder to execute these shots.
There's no way to exactly show where the grip, wrist action, or anything physiological. Everyone is different. Just from the different lengths in arm span makes a difference. At the very least, you should be able to pick up the techniques it takes to execute.
As far as the stroke, just treat it like a normal shot but obviously there has to be some pace in your stroke. Otherwise, the cue ball will not jump high enough.
Excelent and very thurogh explanation on how to perform the jump shot the proper way thank you chris
Great demo on the proper way to jump a que ball. Also the differences between all the different type of cues with the tips was an added bonus...
Very good information on jumping. Not moving. Thanks 👍
I haven't really gotten into jumping like that, but your vivid breakdown made it seem so simple. Definitely something I'll be trying again soon. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I've learned so much by watching your videos. Thanks for sharing
I love all your content. Your thorough explanations make it easy to pick up newer skills and techniques. Thank you for this video on jumping the cue ball and I am looking forward to even more in the future.
Really appreciate your vids, Chris, keep up the great work! It wasn't clear to me where, precisely the cue should be contacting the cue ball, but I'm looking forward to trying this lesson out (and especially your tip about keeping everything but the cue hand quiet).
Crossed the "T"'s & dotted the "I"'s. Outstanding video for beginner as well as moderate jumpers.
Thanks!!
So much fun to do jump shots. Thanks for teaching the right way.
Thank you so much for taking the time to share this information with us. Much appreciated!
Awesome instructions, Chris. I can't wait until I get home so I can try out your techniques on my table!
I'm gunna turn my brother on to your videos and he is going to freak out. only problem is i will never beat him again. maybe i shouldn't.
Very impressive shot! Here's hoping we learn how to do it as well as you do!
Really good video.....very clear camera and instructions......front and side shots of action puts this ahead of any other videos I've seen. Great content....no extra distractions. Keep up the good work! Learned a lot.
Really learned A lot going straight to the table and start practicing
Tks Chris
Thanks Chris. I will start practicing the jump shot. A "must learn" technique.
Great job little Chris very good information and well explained thanks
Hey Chris, nice job! I always enjoy your videos, and I always learn something new. Thanks much.
Good stuff Lil Chris! Nice breakdown of the fundamentals... been workin on my jumpers
Awesome stuff. Keen to start learning to jump properly. As I use the scoop shot to jump. I'm no where near being a professional but at my age I have plenty of years to ensure I get better. And become great. Thanks for the video. Just subscribed. :)