There is a ton of information in this video and is of benefit to both beginners and experts. It deserves more than one viewing to catch all the useful tips. Thank you Sharivari!
I've improved my pool skill level with your lesson videos thank you for that, but I noticed you been improving on your game as well, keep up the good work, hi from Texas U.S.A.
Sharivari, I really appreciate your willingness to share everything you learned about pool with all of your viewers. You must be really a nice guy. Wish you all the best in pool, and your life, stay always passionate about this game.
just subscribed! As with most things German, you've done this right! After a hiatus from pool, I ordered myself a nice Preditor cue and I'm ready to get back into the game! Now if I can just get them to open the pool halls in the San Francisco Bay Area!!!!
you inspired me to play dude. I'm from Philippines. I always watch your videos. This is the first time I comment. I just want to say thank you so much for all the knowledge you've shared. You help me alot to improve my Game. Godbless dude. Hope to have one of your cue stick hehehe. (law of attraction)
I use your technique’s and practice them always. I’m wondering if along with showing where you at aiming on the cueball you could show where you are aiming on the object ball as well for each shot. Keep up the excellent teaching methods as well as showing multiple methods of shooting the same shot for playing position for the next shot
Great compilation. I love your videos. I have one question. I've noticed other players, some pros, and some intermediates wiggle, or left fingers on their bridge hand while doing warm up strokes. I've seen some just move the last finger and sometimes the 4th and last finger. So what are you doing that for? Is it unconscious or habit, or does it actually serve a purpose?
I can only speak for myself, because I am doing the same with my pinky. But I am 90% sure, all the other players are doing this unconciously aswell. I can't imagine someone is doing this on purpose. It's something that just happens when deeply focused.
There is a ton of information in this video and is of benefit to both beginners and experts. It deserves more than one viewing to catch all the useful tips. Thank you Sharivari!
I've improved my pool skill level with your lesson videos thank you for that, but I noticed you been improving on your game as well, keep up the good work, hi from Texas U.S.A.
From The Bahamas, you videos are exceptional
Hello from 🇧🇷 Brazil, I learn a lot from your videos :D thank Youuuu
Sharivari, I really appreciate your willingness to share everything you learned about pool with all of your viewers. You must be really a nice guy. Wish you all the best in pool, and your life, stay always passionate about this game.
Thank you Adam :)
just subscribed! As with most things German, you've done this right! After a hiatus from pool, I ordered myself a nice Preditor cue and I'm ready to get back into the game! Now if I can just get them to open the pool halls in the San Francisco Bay Area!!!!
you inspired me to play dude. I'm from Philippines. I always watch your videos. This is the first time I comment. I just want to say thank you so much for all the knowledge you've shared. You help me alot to improve my Game. Godbless dude. Hope to have one of your cue stick hehehe. (law of attraction)
Thanks for these awesome tips!
I use your technique’s and practice them always. I’m wondering if along with showing where you at aiming on the cueball you could show where you are aiming on the object ball as well for each shot. Keep up the excellent teaching methods as well as showing multiple methods of shooting the same shot for playing position for the next shot
Cool pool! 👍🎱🇳🇿
Really helpful video, thank you ❤️🔥
Pozdrowienia z Polski 🇵🇱.
Übung macht den Meister, aber es ist immer wichtig zu wissen wie mans tut ;)
Hi Sharivari, love all videos but could you please tell me how you project those lines on the table.
Hi. I draw those lines afterwards on my computer with Adobe Premiere.
@@Sharivari thanks for the reply.
What kind of cue and shaft do you use. Also break and jump cues do you use.
Great compilation. I love your videos. I have one question. I've noticed other players, some pros, and some intermediates wiggle, or left fingers on their bridge hand while doing warm up strokes. I've seen some just move the last finger and sometimes the 4th and last finger. So what are you doing that for? Is it unconscious or habit, or does it actually serve a purpose?
I can only speak for myself, because I am doing the same with my pinky. But I am 90% sure, all the other players are doing this unconciously aswell. I can't imagine someone is doing this on purpose. It's something that just happens when deeply focused.
As always, i will like the video first then watch it 😂
You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do
Just curious, have you play in a pro-tournament yet? I think you would do well.
hello i want to learn how to jump the whit ball?
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I've watched many of your videos but only in this one do you use the term 'English'. What is the meaning of this term?
It's the same as spin, just the American term.
12:16 object ball***
Good video, too many ads.
Привет! Я любитель американского пула из России! 🇷🇺🎱
Я думал я один такой)
Playing snooker with an american pool cue looks soooooooooooo odd you should get a snooker cue at some point!