This drill was initially uploaded just on my Patreon. However, I thought it can give a great value to many beginners, so I decided to share it here on my TH-cam channel aswell. If you want to see more drills & videos, check out my Patreon: patreon.com/Sharivari
Great vids 👍 can you do some minutes about the tip? The best shape of a tip, thickness etc etc, generally. It's a bit personal but to flat or to rounded makes you missque und so weiter... Just want to hear your advice. 👌
This drill is beneficial to all skill levels and is explained perfectly. This is how I will warm up from now on. I’m a big fan and have learned a lot from you. Thanks for your time and dedication.
I really like this drill. Wide variety of shots like you said. My best was when I stayed in line and was able to play "pocket speed". Now. I'm far from a beginner, but still need to be more consistent! I only got a 7 so far :( BUT once I barely missed a ball at #6 and kept going to get a fake 12 ball run! Lol Back to the drawing board. Hope I can get to 20+ soon!
Everytime I see an old video of yours that I have not watched yet I click on it. That's how great I think your channel actually is. I try my best to learn from all your videos and it has helped a bit actually. I will find more time to get back on the pool table and learn more from your videos
I enjoy your videos so much...I was already a pool player...I stop playing after my wife passed...But I'm back in the game, I'm even better playing, I know this ,because my friends don't want to play me as much....Thanks again...😎
I was glad you mentioned the money ball on the spot. While watching a lot of Pro 9 ball tournaments, I've noticed that two rail shot comes up 90% of the time. Like your first and third shots from the 3 to the 1. The 9 ball is usually in the area of the spot and they play the short rail / long rail going down the line position shot repeatedly.
Such a good vid. I love how you have up in the corner where u are hitting the cue ball. Is anyone else super obsessed with pool/snooker? I don’t know what happened……pre pandemic I liked it so so, but now I’m constantly wanting to play!!!!
Great video, I love it. I am having trouble understanding how to control the cue ball after the shot, runoff. Also a little bit on cue ball placement. Thanks a lot.
Before this video ever uploaded I have already discovered this drill by myself while i was starting to practice some drills that will help out with my game
I hadn't been able to play pool in almost a year due to the pandemic, but last month I finally bought a pool table for my home, and now I'm using your drills to get back on track. Great stuff. And I kid you not, being able to watch your videos during this time has really helped me out a lot, not just with pool, but with staying sane. Thanks, man.
Awesome Drill! I had some problems with other drills that involve a lot of balls, and it was just so frustrating bumping into them all the time, especially because I play on a 7ft table, since I don't have more space in my home and I got it for an awesome price. Gonna try this drill out right away!
Great drill for beginners and I'm going to try it as soon as I finish this message! This will teach me a lot about cue ball positioning which is what I need most. Thanks Sharivari!
At some point you mention technical problems.... how i wish i have all those "problems" and pot all this balls. Congratulations on your videos, i learned a lot from them.
Yes sir I have a question, it might seem strange but all I ever shoot on is Bar pool tables, so much different than a nice Billard table. I know the same rule of thumb is the same just scaled down. Have you ever done a segment on Bar pool tables? And have you played on many? Thanks again for putting your videos up so we can learn from your knowledge and skills!
I finally got back to shooting pool and I suck at now after the pandemic how do I shoot amazing again so i can win tournaments again! Im even struggling with my cut shots
Thanks, I was looking for drills like this to help me out , I've been having an little trouble with aming sometimes I'm right on and other times I'm way off. Any advice?
Consistency is key, from your pre shot routine, to your stance, and even your head placement when you go down on your shot and staying down after a good follow through. If you can keep everything as similar as possible, your results will steadily get better
Do you have a video with any drills on hitting the darn cue straight? For the life of me I have the worst time hitting the cue in the middle and straight.
The problem with my stroke is that my elbow isn't alligned with my head and I've tried everything and I still can't fix it. Any tips on how to permanently fix it or maybe a temporary fix?
First time I played this drill, so... not much experience at all! I personally try to repeat the shot I missed. For me, it is frustrating that I miss so many times so I decided to repeat shots until I get it right. I also repeat some shots when my positioning becomes awful.
Thankyou for your tips and advice. I'm from Philippines and I hope you will give me a pool cue stick. any kind its okay if it's old plsss I hope you notice this ❤️
With drills such as these, the aim shouldn't be to pocket the ball. With only 3 balls on the table it's not that difficult to pocket. Better to decide which pocket you're going for before hand and also plan position and see how accurately you can stop the cue ball. 2- and 3-rail position planning is also very important.
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This drill was initially uploaded just on my Patreon. However, I thought it can give a great value to many beginners, so I decided to share it here on my TH-cam channel aswell. If you want to see more drills & videos, check out my Patreon: patreon.com/Sharivari
It's awesome I needed this
Great vids 👍 can you do some minutes about the tip? The best shape of a tip, thickness etc etc, generally. It's a bit personal but to flat or to rounded makes you missque und so weiter... Just want to hear your advice. 👌
Thanks a lot. I will check out your site, thanks again.
My playing skill is better than before beacuse of your video
Simple drill, but not just for beginners. It can also be helpful for getting into stroke and learning how a table plays before a tournament.
This drill is beneficial to all skill levels and is explained perfectly. This is how I will warm up from now on. I’m a big fan and have learned a lot from you. Thanks for your time and dedication.
I really like this drill. Wide variety of shots like you said. My best was when I stayed in line and was able to play "pocket speed". Now. I'm far from a beginner, but still need to be more consistent! I only got a 7 so far :(
BUT once I barely missed a ball at #6 and kept going to get a fake 12 ball run! Lol
Back to the drawing board. Hope I can get to 20+ soon!
Everytime I see an old video of yours that I have not watched yet I click on it. That's how great I think your channel actually is. I try my best to learn from all your videos and it has helped a bit actually. I will find more time to get back on the pool table and learn more from your videos
I enjoy your videos so much...I was already a pool player...I stop playing after my wife passed...But I'm back in the game, I'm even better playing, I know this ,because my friends don't want to play me as much....Thanks again...😎
I was glad you mentioned the money ball on the spot. While watching a lot of Pro 9 ball tournaments, I've noticed that two rail shot comes up 90% of the time.
Like your first and third shots from the 3 to the 1. The 9 ball is usually in the area of the spot and they play the short rail / long rail going down the line position shot repeatedly.
Such a good vid. I love how you have up in the corner where u are hitting the cue ball.
Is anyone else super obsessed with pool/snooker? I don’t know what happened……pre pandemic I liked it so so, but now I’m constantly wanting to play!!!!
Great video, I love it. I am having trouble understanding how to control the cue ball after the shot, runoff. Also a little bit on cue ball placement. Thanks a lot.
As always thanks a lot! Great lesson.
Before this video ever uploaded
I have already discovered this drill by myself while i was starting to practice some drills that will help out with my game
I hadn't been able to play pool in almost a year due to the pandemic, but last month I finally bought a pool table for my home, and now I'm using your drills to get back on track. Great stuff. And I kid you not, being able to watch your videos during this time has really helped me out a lot, not just with pool, but with staying sane. Thanks, man.
Really glad. Enjoy your table!
Awesome Drill!
I had some problems with other drills that involve a lot of balls, and it was just so frustrating bumping into them all the time, especially because I play on a 7ft table, since I don't have more space in my home and I got it for an awesome price. Gonna try this drill out right away!
I'm pinoy and really enjoyed your video.
Great drill for beginners and I'm going to try it as soon as I finish this message! This will teach me a lot about cue ball positioning which is what I need most. Thanks Sharivari!
So much knowledge here.... I keep growing daily along with Niels Feijen videos
Thanks 🙏 nice shot selection explained very well :)
Always very understandable explanation. Love it 😍
Great video to get jump started after years of not playing. Can’t wait to get to a table!
Nice and simple nothing complicated about ur videos thank u.
I only have a 7 ft table. And I really enjoyed this drill on it
You have a calming voice. Good stuff.
Very informative and well made. will try it soon, Many thanks for your videos!
South Africa is learning too thank you B
Thanks great drill
I like your follow thru. I must keep my head down.
Amazing my game is getting better
A really useful & nice drill that's appropriate for my level - thanks!
Another learning positional
This video really improve my game. By the way I'm Lloyd from Philippines🇵🇭
Beautiful. I will try this later .
Thanks.
Can't wait to try this drill
Thanks again man. Another drill I can work on
great drill
Thanks!
Thank you
At some point you mention technical problems.... how i wish i have all those "problems" and pot all this balls. Congratulations on your videos, i learned a lot from them.
Great drill! Btw, what should I do when missing the ball? Should I replay the positions or keep on going?
very good video for the beginers..
it would be nice if you add an image of the cb overlapping the ob on the screen
thanks for the efforts
Yes sir I have a question, it might seem strange but all I ever shoot on is Bar pool tables, so much different than a nice Billard table. I know the same rule of thumb is the same just scaled down. Have you ever done a segment on Bar pool tables? And have you played on many? Thanks again for putting your videos up so we can learn from your knowledge and skills!
nice video
Great VID!
This is challenging.
Nice work 👍🇳🇿
Do you have a video drill for beginners on aiming and "object-ball contact point" with the cue ball for making a pocket?
Do you have any videos on how to improve your stroke? I'm just not consistently consistent with it.
I finally got back to shooting pool and I suck at now after the pandemic how do I shoot amazing again so i can win tournaments again! Im even struggling with my cut shots
High 5
🙋♂️
Niceeeee
Great videos! Can you advise on where you purchased the diamond markings you have on your pool table?
They are called "Diamond Slicer" by KAMUI. Just search on the web, I got them directly.
@@Sharivari Thank you for the quick response! Keep up your quality content - much appreciated
I only play on a bar table so lucky to get 3 in a row
Thanks, I was looking for drills like this to help me out , I've been having an little trouble with aming sometimes I'm right on and other times I'm way off. Any advice?
Consistency is key, from your pre shot routine, to your stance, and even your head placement when you go down on your shot and staying down after a good follow through. If you can keep everything as similar as possible, your results will steadily get better
Do you have a video with any drills on hitting the darn cue straight? For the life of me I have the worst time hitting the cue in the middle and straight.
did you find any info on this?
th-cam.com/video/MfotdCyrvVM/w-d-xo.html
Cool
The problem with my stroke is that my elbow isn't alligned with my head and I've tried everything and I still can't fix it. Any tips on how to permanently fix it or maybe a temporary fix?
That's a common problem. A shift of your stance could do the job, but without seeing you on the table it's hard to give the right advice.
Nice video. When you use side spin, do you pivot your cue (from the center of the cue ball) or your cue parallel to the center of the cue ball?
When you get time I would like to know the answer to this question
My brother
I couldn't do the drill with all 15 balls down the middle of the table perhaps I'll have better luck with this. Thanks.
What pool table markers do you use to remember where the balls were placed?
Paper reinforcement rings.
What do you do when you miss?
First time I played this drill, so... not much experience at all! I personally try to repeat the shot I missed. For me, it is frustrating that I miss so many times so I decided to repeat shots until I get it right. I also repeat some shots when my positioning becomes awful.
Thankyou for your tips and advice. I'm from Philippines and I hope you will give me a pool cue stick. any kind its okay if it's old plsss I hope you notice this ❤️
is this a 7ft or a 8ft pool table?
9ft
First night I practiced this I scored 14.
With drills such as these, the aim shouldn't be to pocket the ball. With only 3 balls on the table it's not that difficult to pocket.
Better to decide which pocket you're going for before hand and also plan position and see how accurately you can stop the cue ball.
2- and 3-rail position planning is also very important.
Quite difficult drill)) even not potting the balls in order.
why do you call it for beginners?))
What is your highest break?
You know what is a great exercise? Place all 15 balls in a line like that in this video and pot all only one side of the table.
th-cam.com/video/3vn9QnJNFiM/w-d-xo.html
:-)
@@Sharivari nice. its a really usefull drill. they do this here in brasil with 54 mm balls and 60 mm pockets its cool
umm, what do you do when you MISS a shot??? Since you never miss one.
Today i made 10 in a row and i felt like a pro. You say its too easy?! WTF
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Amazing my game is getting better