The eyes in the pool stroke

[litldevlbmx666]

IS THAT MUSIC LEE DEWYZE ?  LOL I WENT TO SCHOOL WITH HIM LOL

[karl7019]

niceee!

[rackemup9]

i just want to know who is singing the outcast song in the back ground

[jordidonosti]

@rackemup9  Obadiah Parker

[remmy100]

ha love the song. cant help but play it atleast once a day

[ZachandLogansView]

Chris Bartram always tells me to look at the cue ball at impact on the break it allows you to focus more power in the shot but on all other shots be sure to look at the object ball at impact

[ahpootz]

hey ya

[BMWLDRider]

Good advice. I never look at the pocket....the pocket never moves....its always in the same place.

[rocky704]

kick ass cover song

[996758444933]

different folks - different strokes.

i always look at the cue ball last, been playing pool for 15 years. i think once your cue is lined up with the shot, and you take few strokes it dont really matter which u look at last.

[gammyhorse]

This is excellent.Very good job brother.5 stars

[pajamaboy456]

you forgot about looking at the pocket, i actualy think thats more important

if you know where your supposed to hit the cue ball, and your stroke is straight, then you should look at the pocket to make sure your on the right line

[ProdigyKimXP]

@pajamaboy456 If you use the ghost ball method, looking at the pocket is unnecessary after you start lining your shot up.

[trumanhw]

GREAT video. Although that works for Ze Kaiser, it'd make some people dizzy. I have heard it said by more than one source that Earl Strickland looks at the cue ball LAST< as in, on follow through. This has merit because all of the variation (assuming there's no earthquake moving the OB) is between the tip and the CB. And although this works well for some, nothing is the holy grail - you'll have to find your magical sequence.

[armatold]

that was a break shot, not really to accounted on, especcialy since Ralph Souquet looks at the cue ball last

[liebspeck]

Afaik Ralf Souquet is about the only pro who looks at the cueball last, so maybe not the best choice :-)

[BartjeOstend]

Nice video

[RWIron]

VERY INTERESTING~~~~

But the graph shows that when your FINALLY hitting the ball the eye is on the object ball, but as you can see when the guy does his, he actually looked at his cue ball when he shot it. Or am i wrong? Anyways this was a very helpful video. THX ALOT!

[StudentenPoolles]

nice post! I do have to say I had to develop some confidence before I was able to keep my eyes on the cueball instead of the objectball. Not an easy thing to learn... takes time.

[dwankun]

Thanks for your share. It's really helpful for me.

[acebrawler73]

The music was hilarious. Nice little instructional too. Thanks.

[loopycaleb]

thanks for this vid. you know most of this kinda came natural to me but still its very helpful in making sure i follow the correct proceedures in shot making.

[Hanss1989]

name of the song pls

[craxgp4]

SONG--> Mat Weddle - Hey ya

[KKisforever]

its really nice to share something like this. =) thanks!