Bert Kinister Volume 18-"The Shotmakers Workout" (B) for Pool and Billiard.

[kingstaff4]

Also, over confidence is a major problem. This dude thinks he's sooo good. Listen to him, he's his biggest fan. LMFAO!! Never get cocky or too confident while playing. It WILL cost you if you do!!

[kingstaff4]

I love how instructors think they know everything. That first shot you were showing is not a hard shot. Peg that object ball against the rail, and then try to make it ten times in a row. Everybody can learn when it comes to pool, including so called instructors. I say this, because think of the 1000's of possibilities on a pool table. Enough said!!!!!

[fightmaker72x]

that doesnt make any sense, safeties are a part of the game. no one and i mean no one can run out every time. so if you want to win you must be able to play safe and counter someone elses saftey play too.

[xxNilumxx]

the day i gamble is the day i run ten racks in a row, 5 days a week, how can u get hustled when u dont play a hustler. it will save ur cheeze. pool is a bar game u can be the best in the world and still get beat buy anyone. i dont play for one reason SAFETIES, i believe u miss u screwed, ur turn is over. defense in pool is a sign of a coward. that is why pool is not popular. anybody can block balls, but to never have to play safe that is skill. bash me idc u rely on too much safety play

[KweaSr]

Spoken like a person who can't play worth a squat, and never will. There is just as much skill, sometimes even MORE skill, in a well played safety as in any shot you have ever made.

Not playing safety is like playing checkers without allowing yourself to be Kinged.

[RayHusted]

@xxNilumxx guess you're never going to be gambling then. the best players in the world, even the ones who are not famous play monster safties, and thats why they are the best, they are the best tacticians of the game, as well as being able to run out, if you dont play safe you dont have a game, period.

[Daminatovideo]

with this new perception Im starting to realize

why I consistently make certain mistakes. Its not my aim that is technically bad, its the point at which I think I can pocket the ball that decreases the odds of me actually pocketing that ball. Some of his teachings may appear to be splitting hairs, and it probably is, but once you learn to split that hair your perception is beyond the opponent that doesnt even know where the hair is to split.

[Daminatovideo]

I just took a lesson with Bert when he was in

Chicago. When taking lessons, I try to keep a extremely open mind, because the ego in us is a know it all and want to tell the teacher how wrong

they are and what we already know. A smart student knows, the more you know, the more you realize how little you know about a given subject. Bert in my first lesson taught me things that were hard for me to accept, but already I have to admit I'm pocketing balls with a new perception.

[TreuloseTomate]

BAM!

[BillyJackets]

Everyone has different ideas about how to learn and how to teach , this guy brings it alive. I have played pool 50 years and I guarantee if you follow his instructions and don't get lazy you will become a very good player. I think he has disdain for the gambling aspect of the game as I do ....I have seen every 2 bit hustle there is and it's not pretty.

[BF2TJShorty]

i wouldnt wanna play him, boomboomboom every shot

[worldalvin]

Bert Kinister is the master!!!

[nugget147]

"Don't be the food!"

This video made me laugh.

[mrluigimario]

I don't wanna be a sucker...thanks for the tips :)

[BennyGothik]

This guy is a GENIUS! Crazy mothafuckin pool player! And it's incredible how many true things I noticed watching him, like the fact of not watching constantly the table, and that some days you might see diffrently the contact points. Wonderful!

[bone6966]

you do not focus on the contact point 1st by any means! you realize what type of shot you have, and where your next position is, and then you automically drop down on the shot(not actually bend over) and you will sight then, as you will see your shot clearly from there! he is teaching the game backwards like all suposid teachers do!

[mrc0olguy]

this nigga wild

[5ballcharlie]

lmao

[andy201284]

somebodys gotta precribe him some drugs..he seems consyantly on edge that he isnt a warrior.. or a fool.. or sucker... damn this guys nuts..

[rejekt14]

Ding-Dong-Daddy!

[vlladellu]

nice video very good tips a real pool player he's very focus and pasioned on what he's tryng to teach us and we should be greatfull that he waste his time with all of us.All the respect you are great.

[bone6966]

once again, a so called certified instructor, teaching the game backwards!!! you look at where you want the cueball to end up, the entire time, as you drop down on the shot, not your contact point 1st! then you will look up and be sighted automatically, and your so called stroke be freeflowing, and your body not locked up! thats why efren can get the speed control he does!! last tips im revealing until my dvd's are released! think and try what i just said, b4 bashing me! thanks

[starchile]

Wow this is great advice! Can't wait to get out and try it!

[wingedpts]

im a killing machine im a killing maachine im a warrior im a predator!