Thanks for watching! Here's some other videos that could be interesting for you: - IMPROVE Your Stroke And Shotmaking Immediately With The Crossover! + Flames Cue Giveaway Contest! th-cam.com/video/LXwMiwWjE00/w-d-xo.html - The Yo-Yo Drill - Fast Improvement For Amateur Pool Players! (Cue Ball Speed And Direction Training) th-cam.com/video/6mZfpxNtMJ4/w-d-xo.html - BIGGEST Ball In Hand Lesson For Amateur Pool Players! - Quick Fix (MUST WATCH!) th-cam.com/video/qteK4XwscV8/w-d-xo.html
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen either way! Your openness is refreshing in this social media age. I find your videos are really helpful for me to gauge my progress on routines because I have something to measure against. Your uncut practice sessions are invaluable because it shows us how a world champion actually practices from moment to moment.
You're really good at this! I mean obviously you're a great pool player lol but a great player doesn't necessarily mean a great coach but you are awesome at both! Keep it up man, really appreciate these videso!
Bert has really strong drills, that I've practice a lot. However I've visited him 3x3 days from my 20th-27th and never after that so sometimes it's a little overrated what is circulating. 😀
Wow. Great drill. After I seen the first one, the level C, I went to the table and did it for about an hour. Took me a little bit to get the English figured out. Will watch the rest of it now and try the other levels!
Took me way to long to figure out why you were switching sides on the cue ball. But once I figured it out the inside vs outside spin actually started making sense. I've always just went "left and right"
Thank You for this Niels. Took a year and a half off due to Covid lockdowns. Been watching all your videos since starting to play again and has helped a ton. Best thing about the time off was being able to forget the bad habits and focus on tips from your videos.
Really good drill, I do something similar. I enjoy your videos and explanation of the techniques used to accomplish the shots in question. Thank you for what you do.
Have to been here early because of the time that last video was absolutely great just watching ads now while I type so I can say thank you Niels for doing yt.... I have become a stronger player in the last 6 months..... I make videos too and I did one yesterday and the confidence I have is all because of you
Proud to have some memories of seeing this legend in action @Dijkje Duinzigt. When you see these great poolplayers in real life playing their game in a competition, then you will know how exiting pool can be. Pure fire! Thank you Niels for all the inspiration. Greetings from Suriname.
Practiced yo-yo drill today for a few hours in total... I had no idea I totally lack this type of shot! I am quite a good player, I sometimes manage to come close or win sets with Czech national team pros but that one I completely missed in my training and game... now I understand why I missed them so much. I always gravitated towards follow shot instead of draws with english... Thanks man! If you ever come to Prague I owe you a drink of your choice and within my budget! 💪😃
Hi Michael, there’s no drill that I know off for dominant eye. Best tip is go for a good check up at eye doc. Get the correct strength lenses or glasses and just play 💪🏼😄👍🏼
Hi Niels. Great videos.. question: how do you apply side spin? Move the front hand? The back hand or do you move the shaft paralleled the the aiming shot?
Really enjoying all these drills Niels! They are very well presented and challenging but absolutely produce results. Keep it up! I set a new personal best on the Yo-yo drill for myself the other day by the way. Made it to 7 :)
Hi Niels. This is a great drill. I'll definitely give it a try. I'd would have loved it if you would have shown a camara angle from your perspective, as well. I think you have done so in the past. I realize different shafts will need different adjustments for deflection, but I really get a lot of information from watching the shooters perspective and I'd love to see those types of videos again if possible.
One thing I wonder about these drills. Where are you aiming? I am doing a ton of cue ball clock drills from various positions on the table based on Tor Lowry instructions. I’ve learned that the cue ball reacts differently if you hit rail first, ball ever so slightly first, or ball and rail at the same time. I assume you are trying to hit ball and rail roughly the same time. But that wasn’t the case in your vid on "Run out from an Impossible Position.’ In that shot you hit rail first.
As always a very useful and helpful video. Thanks for the amount of knowledge and everything you offer to us so we can became a better players. Godbless and sorry for my English..
I would say a parallel shift for adding sidespin, but you also have to account for the deflection of your cue. Every cue is different so you just have to get used to your own cue. Adjusting your backhand to apply english can work in some situations as a rule-of-thumb, but I wouldn't recommend it for long shots. Also, the harder you hit the ball, the more it will deflect in the opposite direction of your added spin. So in general you want to find a consistent medium speed to hit these shots, so that the deflection stays consistent.
I recommend a good cue like the longoni cues and from there it’s a lot of practice to master your equipment so you don’t have to think about it anymore 👍🏼👍🏼😄 nielsfeijen.shop
Beginner and intermediate players should notice one particular feature of Neils’ stroke: when does he begin to accelerate, and when is he at max speed?
Thank you Niels, great drill! I've tried this few times before however, I seem to always face this situation on long shots where i have to load it with spin and power to come back to the same side I'm shooting from or with really thin cut where u need to hit it perfect with lots of spin. I was only able to get those shots down by working on them individually with different speeds, so the question is "is there a drill for that?"
Great exercise!! But I have a question: is it possible to apply calculation systems like the basic diamond system, or the plus system for short 3 rails shots from 3 cushion billiards? And if so, how much would be difficult? By the way thank you a lot for all the lessons 😁
I wouldn’t use any systems for this. It’s gonna freeze you up too much. Just use your feel and learn from the drill. It’s mostly center table position up until the 4/5/6 👍🏼👍🏼
I recently bought a new cue. Went from a cheaper McDermott removed weight and a soft tip to a P3 with a 314 shaft with an extra soft tip. I've removed all the weights. I'm shooting good with it but my only problem is draw. I really have to hit really hard to pull back a half of table. If the cue ball is far away 3/4 of a 7ft. table it ends up a stop shot. I've never had this problem before with my old stick which was stolen. That's why I upgraded. Please help with any suggestions.
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen I second this one. I've tried numerous times to get my elbow to straighten up or get slightly inside. I see most pros have their elbow slightly inside. But I just cant get there. When I try to do this, I start thinking about that only and it throws off all my fundamentals and then I lose my concentration on where I'm trying to get the cue ball to rest. I've used a camera to confirm I'm slightly outward. Not bad at all. But I would like to be lining it up straight or slightly inside. Any help is greatly appreciated. I've tried just lining up on the cue ball over and over with it straight or slightly inside. Then I notice my wrist is slightly bent. And for some reason it really bothers me. And I end up going back to my natural position for my elbow. In your opinion am I just over analyzing it ? And maybe just accept where my elbow wants to be naturally or attempt to get it straight or slightly inside?
Another great drill, one question is I am thinking about Carbon Fiber shaft and the change to my game. From your perspective what made you change, how long to get confident with it.
Any shaft takes some getting used to but it should be in the same ballpark already and the same tip is massively important 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 consider the Luna nera from longoni 🔥💪🏼😄
Hi Terminator! Loving this videos, every time you teach me something new! I just wanted to ask, since I haven't got access to a table at home I have to rely on my local pool hall and I can't go there more than 2 days a week for about 2 hours, how would you train if you were in my situation? I really want to get better T.T
I’ve been waiting for this!! On a scale of 1-10, what is the pace of the shots? They all look about medium speed/power. Also, are they frozen to the long rail?
I see that the object balls aren't touching the rails. How would you change your stroke/speed/English if: The objective of the drill was the same, the balls were placed at the same spot, but instead of floating a tiny bit off the rail they were frozen? Does it make such a difference that it's basically a different drill?
Excellent drill and helpful to develop my muscle memory. Btw, did you use Bluetooth microphone? Invest on a good lapel mic will bring up your video quality a lot.
Ball first... after contact, the cue ball would then hit the rail with all that inside spin to go 3 rails back to the center of the table. Niels has done a previous video of what happens if you do this shot hitting the rail first as a creative way to get position back down the table. The cue ball would hit the rail, then the object ball, causing the cue ball to follow the tangent line to the opposite rail and the inside spin would then take to go back down the table.
Niels, I am a bit confused. I have always heard spin to the rail side referred to as inside English and spin to the other side referred to as running English(spin)
It's a matter of what you're aiming at. When aiming at rails for a kick shot, you are correct. "Inside english" would be applying spin towards the rail, and "outside/running english" would be applying spin away from the rail. When aiming at balls, "inside english" means applying spin towards the object ball. "Outside english" means applying spin away from the object ball. 👍
Thanks for watching! Here's some other videos that could be interesting for you:
- IMPROVE Your Stroke And Shotmaking Immediately With The Crossover! + Flames Cue Giveaway Contest! th-cam.com/video/LXwMiwWjE00/w-d-xo.html
- The Yo-Yo Drill - Fast Improvement For Amateur Pool Players! (Cue Ball Speed And Direction Training) th-cam.com/video/6mZfpxNtMJ4/w-d-xo.html
- BIGGEST Ball In Hand Lesson For Amateur Pool Players! - Quick Fix (MUST WATCH!) th-cam.com/video/qteK4XwscV8/w-d-xo.html
Niels have you done a video on breathing when down on the shot? Is there any particular method that's common amongst the best players in the world?
Niels deserves a bigger like to view ratio. People are watching this and receiving benefits from it. They should at least drop a like.
🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏼👍🏼😄
You are not only a Pool Champion but a Great Teacher too
Always love the transparency on how many tries it took.
Haha was a quick one this time 😄🙏🏻
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen either way! Your openness is refreshing in this social media age. I find your videos are really helpful for me to gauge my progress on routines because I have something to measure against. Your uncut practice sessions are invaluable because it shows us how a world champion actually practices from moment to moment.
Only recently returned to pool after fighting cancer a few years. Glad to hav found your videos and they are really helpful. Thanks so much. JonO
His comment detailing nuance of each shot is priceless, explaining position goal based each leave
Wow!! I really appreciate how you give beginner versions on this kind of drills. Thanks a lot Niels
You’re welcome! 😄👍🏼🙏🏻
Great drill perfect explanation, easy to follow. You are great! Thank you!
Your drills have been really making my mental game stronger!! I appreciate your time and help.
Great and very useful tutorial.. thanks niels
Irwan limardi
I love your videos and drills. Always watching them. Only time I don't cheer for you is during the Masconi Cup tho! LOL!
Hahaha I’m not in this year so go ahead 😄🤷♂️
You're really good at this! I mean obviously you're a great pool player lol but a great player doesn't necessarily mean a great coach but you are awesome at both! Keep it up man, really appreciate these videso!
Cheers Aaron! 🙏🏻🙏🏻😄👍🏼
Thanks, coach... I'm going to give this one a shot tonight when I get home from work.
What can i say terminater your all time pool couch. nice job am glad about it.
You’re welcome!! 🙏🏻😄👍🏼
Thanks Niels. You should DJ the next tournament 🙂
You show the most simple and effective drills!
Another great practice,.stroke improving drill!
Cheers James! Go for it! 6 is never easy
I can feel the spirit of Bert Kinister in the room. ❤
Bert has really strong drills, that I've practice a lot. However I've visited him 3x3 days from my 20th-27th and never after that so sometimes it's a little overrated what is circulating. 😀
Excellent content sir and it is much appreciated. I hope everyone that gets something out of it is able to donate a bit
Wow. Great drill. After I seen the first one, the level C, I went to the table and did it for about an hour. Took me a little bit to get the English figured out. Will watch the rest of it now and try the other levels!
Go for it Rick!!👍🏼😄
Took me way to long to figure out why you were switching sides on the cue ball. But once I figured it out the inside vs outside spin actually started making sense. I've always just went "left and right"
After playing for about a year now, I can finally truly appreciate the difficulty of that final shot.
Thanks Luke!! Appreciate your support of my channel👍
Did you already check out this serie?
th-cam.com/play/PLzjzZn8Miek1gDQaNlkuB32AHRdwGZwJw.html
This drill has helped me a lot in game thanks
You’re welcome Alex 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank You for this Niels. Took a year and a half off due to Covid lockdowns. Been watching all your videos since starting to play again and has helped a ton. Best thing about the time off was being able to forget the bad habits and focus on tips from your videos.
Beautiful stroke, well played 👊
Tnx Dave!!
great drill! just went back to playing with a wooden shaft. needed this drill
I love playing this shots. Thanks
Tnx Lito! Enjoy!
Really good drill, I do something similar. I enjoy your videos and explanation of the techniques used to accomplish the shots in question. Thank you for what you do.
Really useful drill. My shots down the rail can be spotty, so shooting a bunch of them is just what’s needed.
Thanks Neils. 🎱
You’re welcome!!
I always like to get a great feel for my shaft.
Have to been here early because of the time that last video was absolutely great just watching ads now while I type so I can say thank you Niels for doing yt.... I have become a stronger player in the last 6 months.....
I make videos too and I did one yesterday and the confidence I have is all because of you
Fantastic drill to practice on spins and check on own cue deflection 🙏
Glad you’re enjoying it👍🏼😄
Score in the beginning of the video LOL, way to sneak that in Niels 💪
😄😄👍🏼👍🏼
Great shooting! 👍 Thanks
Last 2 shots.. Great stuff Neil.
Tnx Levy! 🙏🏻😄👍🏼
Proud to have some memories of seeing this legend in action @Dijkje Duinzigt.
When you see these great poolplayers in real life playing their game in a competition, then you will know how exiting pool can be. Pure fire! Thank you Niels for all the inspiration. Greetings from Suriname.
Tnx mate 😄👍🏼🙏🏻
This video helps me a lot 👊
Yes you get a lot of feel for your cue with this one 💪🏼💪🏼😄
This is increadible. Gonna go try it right now
Go for it!! 👍🏼😄
Practiced yo-yo drill today for a few hours in total... I had no idea I totally lack this type of shot! I am quite a good player, I sometimes manage to come close or win sets with Czech national team pros but that one I completely missed in my training and game... now I understand why I missed them so much. I always gravitated towards follow shot instead of draws with english...
Thanks man! If you ever come to Prague I owe you a drink of your choice and within my budget! 💪😃
Nice! Yep sometimes very good players struggle with it. Stick with it 😄👍🏼
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen surely it will be part of my drill every time I go to club!
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen ha, just noticed there is a frame with your autograph from the Dutch pool federation in my pool club!
This is absolutely amazing omg.... Never seen before....... You are so refine...
Practice it 😄👍🏼
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen you bet I did..... And I was able to do well but the last two videos will keep me occupied thanks pro star
Tks, Niels! Could you pls do a video about dominant eyes and what is the best way (practice, drills,...) to find it?
Hi Michael, there’s no drill that I know off for dominant eye. Best tip is go for a good check up at eye doc. Get the correct strength lenses or glasses and just play 💪🏼😄👍🏼
Hi Niels. Great videos.. question: how do you apply side spin? Move the front hand? The back hand or do you move the shaft paralleled the the aiming shot?
I really like your video training
That's awesome!! Thanks a lot. 👌 Feel free to share my videos in your local pool community and help my channel grow. Enjoy your practice 👊💪😎😀
Thanks a lot for the next Terminator tip 💪🏼🎱
Thanks I thought is normal but when I try its difficult good lesson thanks again
Yep
Not easy 😄👍🏼
Really enjoying all these drills Niels! They are very well presented and challenging but absolutely produce results. Keep it up! I set a new personal best on the Yo-yo drill for myself the other day by the way. Made it to 7 :)
Keep working on it 👍🏼😄💪🏼🔥
Love the looks of this drill! I'm going to start it tomorrow and add it to my daily practice designs at least twice per week. Thanks Neils
Go for it 🔥👍🏼😄
I will be trying this drill asap, I just got a new shaft, and trying to get used to the deflection.
Beautiful stroke, Sir....Thanks for this!
Thanks!!🙏🏻😄
Great Video.
Have to try it Next time at the table.
Have a Good time Terminator
Tnx. 🙏🏻😄👍🏼
Hi Niels. This is a great drill. I'll definitely give it a try. I'd would have loved it if you would have shown a camara angle from your perspective, as well. I think you have done so in the past. I realize different shafts will need different adjustments for deflection, but I really get a lot of information from watching the shooters perspective and I'd love to see those types of videos again if possible.
Yep I’ll
Do one of those in the near future again. Tnx for the tip!
Wow, this is a great Drill!! I will be using this.. I have been looking for a drill for just this!! Woohoo!!! Thanks for playing pool with us Niels!
Great video Niels!
Thank you sir 😄👍🏼
Excelente Sensei....
Great information!
Cheers Darth! 🙏🏻👍🏼😄
Thank you T. great drill
You’re welcome! Please share 😄👍🏼
Awesome thank you!!!
You’re welcome! Enjoy 😄👍🏼
Thank you.
No problem 🙏🏻😄👍🏼
Thanks Niels.
You’re welcome!!
Love this channel.
Terima kasih
One thing I wonder about these drills. Where are you aiming? I am doing a ton of cue ball clock drills from various positions on the table based on Tor Lowry instructions. I’ve learned that the cue ball reacts differently if you hit rail first, ball ever so slightly first, or ball and rail at the same time.
I assume you are trying to hit ball and rail roughly the same time. But that wasn’t the case in your vid on "Run out from an Impossible Position.’ In that shot you hit rail first.
Try to check out this video J!
th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=niels+feijen+aiming
Nice one. You're the best pal ! I love your positive energy.
You got it 🙏🏻😄👍🏼💪🏼
excellent!
Awesome content
Great drill. Thanks for sharing. will give it a try
You’re welcome! Enjoy😄👍🏼
Can you please give tips on how to shot with a cueball close to cushion?
I’ll
Keep it in mind. Tnx!!!
Many thanks Champ
How do you apply sidespin? Front hand, back hand or parallel.
Mostly parallel 👍🏼👍🏼 never front hand
Excelente dril...
i bet the outside job is harder lol. as always Thanks so much for the videos. really Appreciate you putting your time for all of us.
You got it Ace 🙏🏻😄👍🏼 please share!
As always a very useful and helpful video. Thanks for the amount of knowledge and everything you offer to us so we can became a better players. Godbless and sorry for my English..
great content as always, thanks a lot!
You’re welcome! Enjoy 👍🏼😄💪🏼
Are you hitting rail and ball at the same time with spin shots directions?
Do you like to use backhand for adding spin or do you like to use parallel for spin .
On this kind of shouts.
I would say a parallel shift for adding sidespin, but you also have to account for the deflection of your cue. Every cue is different so you just have to get used to your own cue. Adjusting your backhand to apply english can work in some situations as a rule-of-thumb, but I wouldn't recommend it for long shots.
Also, the harder you hit the ball, the more it will deflect in the opposite direction of your added spin. So in general you want to find a consistent medium speed to hit these shots, so that the deflection stays consistent.
Brilliant...thanks
You’re welcome! Please share 😄👍🏼
Hii
Is there is a way to know what cue or shaft you need to play with it or its just what we like and we practice in it to master it
I recommend a good cue like the longoni cues and from there it’s a lot of practice to master your equipment so you don’t have to think about it anymore 👍🏼👍🏼😄
nielsfeijen.shop
Amazing instruction as always Niels.... and as always, I needed to check the spelling of your name:) its a tough one
Haha easy name! 😄😄
Beginner and intermediate players should notice one particular feature of Neils’ stroke: when does he begin to accelerate, and when is he at max speed?
Thank you Niels, great drill! I've tried this few times before however, I seem to always face this situation on long shots where i have to load it with spin and power to come back to the same side I'm shooting from or with really thin cut where u need to hit it perfect with lots of spin. I was only able to get those shots down by working on them individually with different speeds, so the question is "is there a drill for that?"
New drill for practice tomorrow! I think I can do the b version. That last one looks super tough 😂😅
Give them a go 💪🏼😄👍🏼
How can I get used to the deflection of my shaft when I haven't won that Longoni flame que yet?
LOL!!
Are there any drills for cluttered 8 ball tables?
Hmm not yet. But I do have a full
8ball pattern video:
th-cam.com/video/oXAylKAgU8Q/w-d-xo.html
Great drill!
Quick question: are you using front hand English, back hand English, or are you lining up with the English a different way?
I try to line up with English mostly 👍🏼👍🏼
Hes a pro. He uses intuition
Great exercise!! But I have a question: is it possible to apply calculation systems like the basic diamond system, or the plus system for short 3 rails shots from 3 cushion billiards? And if so, how much would be difficult? By the way thank you a lot for all the lessons 😁
I wouldn’t use any systems for this. It’s gonna freeze you up too much. Just use your feel and learn from the drill. It’s mostly center table position up until the 4/5/6 👍🏼👍🏼
Legend!
Tnx James!
I recently bought a new cue. Went from a cheaper McDermott removed weight and a soft tip to a P3 with a 314 shaft with an extra soft tip. I've removed all the weights. I'm shooting good with it but my only problem is draw. I really have to hit really hard to pull back a half of table. If the cue ball is far away 3/4 of a 7ft. table it ends up a stop shot. I've never had this problem before with my old stick which was stolen. That's why I upgraded. Please help with any suggestions.
Nice!
Cheers! 🙏🏻👍🏼
Hey niels can you make a video of how to straightened your elbow
Hmm tough one there. Have you tried with a mirror on your table
Or kitchen table??
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen I second this one. I've tried numerous times to get my elbow to straighten up or get slightly inside. I see most pros have their elbow slightly inside. But I just cant get there. When I try to do this, I start thinking about that only and it throws off all my fundamentals and then I lose my concentration on where I'm trying to get the cue ball to rest. I've used a camera to confirm I'm slightly outward. Not bad at all. But I would like to be lining it up straight or slightly inside. Any help is greatly appreciated. I've tried just lining up on the cue ball over and over with it straight or slightly inside. Then I notice my wrist is slightly bent. And for some reason it really bothers me. And I end up going back to my natural position for my elbow. In your opinion am I just over analyzing it ? And maybe just accept where my elbow wants to be naturally or attempt to get it straight or slightly inside?
Another great drill, one question is I am thinking about Carbon Fiber shaft and the change to my game. From your perspective what made you change, how long to get confident with it.
Any shaft takes some getting used to but it should be in the same ballpark already and the same tip is massively important 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 consider the Luna nera from longoni 🔥💪🏼😄
nielsfeijen.shop
Hi Terminator! Loving this videos, every time you teach me something new!
I just wanted to ask, since I haven't got access to a table at home I have to rely on my local pool hall and I can't go there more than 2 days a week for about 2 hours,
how would you train if you were in my situation? I really want to get better T.T
Do as much as you can I. The two hours and with full focus so phone on flight mode!!😄👍🏼
thats a great drill. do u have drills for kill shots too?
Not yet. On the list. Tnx!!
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen i am looking forward for it. keep up. appreciate your videos
I’ve been waiting for this!! On a scale of 1-10, what is the pace of the shots? They all look about medium speed/power. Also, are they frozen to the long rail?
Just a hair of the rail
With medium speed. But depends on your table and rails also 😄👍🏼
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen excellent, can’t wait to try this drill! There’s something so satisfying about 3 rails.
I see that the object balls aren't touching the rails. How would you change your stroke/speed/English if:
The objective of the drill was the same, the balls were placed at the same spot, but instead of floating a tiny bit off the rail they were frozen?
Does it make such a difference that it's basically a different drill?
Difference is that you could mis hit them slightly and hit rail
First. This way you can’t so you always have to hit it clean 👍🏼👍🏼
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen Ah! Makes sense. I was over rhinking it...
Excellent drill and helpful to develop my muscle memory. Btw, did you use Bluetooth microphone? Invest on a good lapel mic will bring up your video quality a lot.
No it’s a lavelier mic by Røde 👍🏼👍🏼
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen so could it be just my ear? Your voice sometimes sounds undersampled.
So, is that rail or ball first?
Ball first... after contact, the cue ball would then hit the rail with all that inside spin to go 3 rails back to the center of the table.
Niels has done a previous video of what happens if you do this shot hitting the rail first as a creative way to get position back down the table. The cue ball would hit the rail, then the object ball, causing the cue ball to follow the tangent line to the opposite rail and the inside spin would then take to go back down the table.
Are you doing this with front hand english or backhand?
I aim my cue tip on the spin point and follow through straight so I don’t swing my arm left or right. I believe that’s called backhand English
@@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen ah ok thank you sir.
what cue are you using right now Niels ? Is it Matte grip ?
Longoni flames with Luna nera shaft 🔥💪🏼👍🏼nielsfeijen.shop
Niels, I am a bit confused. I have always heard spin to the rail side referred to as inside English and spin to the other side referred to as running English(spin)
It's a matter of what you're aiming at. When aiming at rails for a kick shot, you are correct. "Inside english" would be applying spin towards the rail, and "outside/running english" would be applying spin away from the rail.
When aiming at balls, "inside english" means applying spin towards the object ball. "Outside english" means applying spin away from the object ball. 👍
Thanks Jonathan 👍
Ist das ein Clash II? Bei mir ist auch einer im Wohnzimmer...
Prostar table by longoni
NEIL what diameter of the tip are you using?
12,8 👍🏼👍🏼