good video. Go Tigers!!! you have any tips for stoping /drawing back on tables theat the felt sucks on? I live in Baton Rouge and try to shoot atleast 20 games a week i can shoot both right and left handed but struggle with the breaks every now and then lol. thanks
before i got my own cue i would use powder, but now that it is my own i bought my own glove and it works nicely. the major thing that i noticed is that i wa able to use the closed bridge more efficiantly, before i mostly used the open bridge but i feel that it slides too much with the glove. now i mostly use the closed bridge with or without my glove and am pretty happy to know both bridges.
dork. lol the q ball (the white one that the person keeps using) dosent keep rolling after it makes contact with the second ball that they shoot into the pocket. its actually an interesting trick but inorder to appreciate it even just a little you have to get the general idea of pool. but at least you put the effort into viewing it and posting a comment. i give you brownie points for that ;-)
nice video i have just started playing pool 2 months ago and i seem to get the stop shot down but i have problem with the draw shot for some reason. Every time i try to draw n set myself up for the next shot instead the cue ball stop like in a stop shot. What do u think im doing wrong.
I have a glove because my hands are very oily. Also I live in Pearland Texas which is southeast of houston. This area is very humid and chalk can become puddy. I also hate chalk, sand paper and the damage sand paper does to a shaft over time. The glove simplifies matters.
Thanks for the video forcefollow, we will have to run this drill a bit and see if we can master it!
And as far as the glove goes some people have different skin textures that make having a glove really nice, and its cleaner than chalking the bridging area of your hand.
Don't know about this guy but i've bought a glove because it's far more convenient.
because powder makes a mess the staff at my local pool hall berated me for using it. Bunch of tossers. Got a glove now though and i don't have to pause to put powder on so it doesn't interrupt my rhythm. Also some people sweat more than others. Maybe you're hands don't get as clammy as mine, bloody central heating in my pool hall is too high.
i think i have a better drill for learning the stop shot... it is hard to explain but i could make a video if you would like...
justintkoch 1 year ago
GO GATORS!!!
krby0303 2 years ago
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fuckn geek man...thts not even hard to do..dont act like u r all pro and shit
megazuber 3 years ago
lets see YOU do better
SoulOfRyanWheeler 3 years ago
good video. Go Tigers!!! you have any tips for stoping /drawing back on tables theat the felt sucks on? I live in Baton Rouge and try to shoot atleast 20 games a week i can shoot both right and left handed but struggle with the breaks every now and then lol. thanks
bbriskk 3 years ago
Go to my channel I have videos on all that.
forcefollow 3 years ago
whats with the glove? snooker players dont have them do they?
alanr5682 3 years ago
3 reasons: 1. humidity 2. Oily skin. 3. No desire to use powder or sand paper.
forcefollow 3 years ago
before i got my own cue i would use powder, but now that it is my own i bought my own glove and it works nicely. the major thing that i noticed is that i wa able to use the closed bridge more efficiantly, before i mostly used the open bridge but i feel that it slides too much with the glove. now i mostly use the closed bridge with or without my glove and am pretty happy to know both bridges.
califoolio 3 years ago
you're the god
puskusayang 3 years ago
I wonder, how would his accuracy fare if he could not "warm up" for each shot by sliding the cue stick forwards and backwards each time?
gmglell 3 years ago
it wouldn't really affect it=)
happy90soul 3 years ago
not very discriptive. but its nice.
Oo0justin0o0 3 years ago
Awesome! This is truly is the hardest sport there is. So many variables.
One sport no one has ever mastered!
Thanks for the video!!
billiard9 3 years ago
this is more fun when your drunk...
Gregoryxlz 3 years ago
no hand clalk allowed on my table :)
gtq838 3 years ago
Great vids as always! Thanks mate!
blindahl78 3 years ago
dork. lol the q ball (the white one that the person keeps using) dosent keep rolling after it makes contact with the second ball that they shoot into the pocket. its actually an interesting trick but inorder to appreciate it even just a little you have to get the general idea of pool. but at least you put the effort into viewing it and posting a comment. i give you brownie points for that ;-)
glamorous909 3 years ago
lol "brownie points"
2d181 3 years ago
another great vid... please more vids of you running racks... you explaining what you are doing is very helpful
gtq838 3 years ago
nice video i have just started playing pool 2 months ago and i seem to get the stop shot down but i have problem with the draw shot for some reason. Every time i try to draw n set myself up for the next shot instead the cue ball stop like in a stop shot. What do u think im doing wrong.
haiownzchu 3 years ago
I have a glove because my hands are very oily. Also I live in Pearland Texas which is southeast of houston. This area is very humid and chalk can become puddy. I also hate chalk, sand paper and the damage sand paper does to a shaft over time. The glove simplifies matters.
forcefollow 3 years ago
thats understandable
gmctrucks19 3 years ago
kinda
halorunescaper 3 years ago
Thanks for the video forcefollow, we will have to run this drill a bit and see if we can master it!
And as far as the glove goes some people have different skin textures that make having a glove really nice, and its cleaner than chalking the bridging area of your hand.
Boostaholic 3 years ago
because baby powder residue will make your stick "gummy" after using it for a prolonged period of time
ajninaD 3 years ago
how come you use that glove ,my dad and i never understood it? y not use baby powder
gmctrucks19 3 years ago
Don't know about this guy but i've bought a glove because it's far more convenient.
because powder makes a mess the staff at my local pool hall berated me for using it. Bunch of tossers. Got a glove now though and i don't have to pause to put powder on so it doesn't interrupt my rhythm. Also some people sweat more than others. Maybe you're hands don't get as clammy as mine, bloody central heating in my pool hall is too high.
Deathugee 3 years ago