How to Play Pool : Doing the Draw Back Cue Ball Shot in Billiards

[clubbsd]

Wrong, wrong, wrong why you guys are you making videos that you don't even have an idea what are you talking about. If you really want to learn how to play billiard watch Mike Sigel. He is one of the best players of all time and you will definitely learn something.

[SinisterTV]

Look....he couldn't even draw to the point on the table where he pointed out...

[IKnowTrickShots]

I'll draw more if i hit it in the center. xD

[HappyChilde]

This guy is really funny. He should tell that this is just a joke at the end, or somebody will believe it.

[vidavasilj]

anyone who listens to this guy and thinks they are improving their pool skills by following his tips is sadly mistaken

[Bladerunner55217]

ahahaha . You should see the tennis video of this asian girl they used to have up. I think they put up bogus video's for fun.

[iralee3c]

A less than ideal draw technique. Don't quit the day job.

[9SuperMonkeyBall0]

@iralee3c you shouldn't jab, that's why alot of people say this isn't a great draw shot, because they failed to draw a ball this way.

[9SuperMonkeyBall0]

Hey, Richard, do you live in a car? That is a bad draw shot, you MOTHERFUCKER, follow through on you stroke, FK'N' idiot.

[AnTiCs53]

Wow. Just wow. Tell me this is a joke.

[9SuperMonkeyBall0]

You're a retard, use follow throguh.

[9SuperMonkeyBall0]

You should use follow through, don't jab at the ball.

[VincentLauria6]

I want to see you try to use your method of draw to execute draw of more than 2-3".... Try getting 18-24" with this method.... hahahahahhahaha.... That's true magic...

[omega666ification]

fucking asshole !!!!!!!!! its guys like that i used to listen to when i didn't know better which is y i used to struggle with a draw shot

[FXBilliards]

This guy has the worse technique I have ever seen. He is clueless!!!

[siseen]

Nice, if You want... oh, let..

[tttkkk528]

each time i got frustrated, i watch this video to laugh, it reminds me i m not THAT bad and makes me laugh and happy. Oh, thank u for the video

[Redvisorman]

damn, I thought that was gonna come back through the camera he drew it so much! this guy is for realz.

[bobw42]

ahhhh this video always makes me have a good laugh

[iannie007]

lol. they need to rename this vid as "how to barely draw the ball."  Thanks for the laughs.

[aznelf13]

u are suppose to go thru u idiot

[j1j1c1]

bahaha another horrible expert village video. i've never heard worse advice. "your actually gonna hit it and pull back on the stick, and that will cause an under spin." BAH! NOBODY SHOULD WATCH THIS UNLESS YOU WANT TO GET A GOOD LAUGH.

[david9639]

what an idiot !! you have to follow through to make a good draw shot

[azoldtime09]

@david9639 nahh, shit rig, if you use follow through, the cue's going to get pocketed also, and ecspeciialy in 8-ball, you idiot.

[xXxadam5xXx]

@azoldtime09 he said follow through not follow....learn what it means before you tell him he is wrong. following through allows for maximum spin and the better your "follow through" the better any of your draw shots will be. follow through is used in every shot you never want to jab your stroke or pull back like this guy does. learn the difference between follow and following through please. you sound like a retard.

[9SuperMonkeyBall0]

@xXxadam5xXx I agree with you, you should never jab.

[azoldtime09]

@david9639 and with consuquenes

[shaggynjay]

ok when you draw you DO NOT jab the cue ball you follow threw fuck face

[shaggynjay]

LOL dude i can draw better than that using a tree branch with a tip on it LOL...... shit my one legged midget friend who uses a woffle ball bat can draw better than that

[califoolio]

whenever i feel like having a good laugh i watch this guy

[kenntinm]

this guy is a waste of skin

[djsting]

i agree with most of the comments below. This is a terrible video. You only pull back on the cue to avoid double tapping in situations where the cue and object balls are close together. Otherwise, a nice smooth follow through is always best.

[luke1381]

i shoot pool everyday and also work in a pool hall and play every game from nine ball to one pocket and 3 cushion. my sister can draw a ball better than this guy. hey man if you are reading this where are you from and do you want to gamble

[reneperez50]

hahahahahahah this guys a fake he aint no expert the ball was suppose to come strait back u could tell that was a bad aim pepole dont listen to this guy

[MrPogi87]

boo bad aim on the cue

[mikepool37]

If you guys had worked harder at your jedi pool training you'd realize that there's a mystical force that connects the cue ball with your cue stick which allows you to pull the ball backwards just by pulling the cue backwards after you send the ball on its way! It's A-mazing! Or if you can't control objects with your mind...you could draw it like a normal human via smooth, low stroke, good follow through and a relaxed arm. Don't try to power it. You'll be drawing in no time.

[kirby271194]

yeah,he's a master of the draw shot.

[SimanMaan]

works for me =D =D

[julian1471]

Expert Vomit.

[fogwagon1]

shenanigans

its all about a good stroke and follow through. the only time you jerk the tip of your stick back is to avoid hitting the cue again.

[xjustxxl]

shittiest cue action i've ever seen :)

[jubulation]

Somebody else gave me the tip to drawback for shots likes this and it has been very helpful. Drawing back when there's a high risk of sinking the white ball when you don't want to is a good technique when you're just starting out.

[tlk70]

I'm a bad pool player, but I can tell this guy does not know what he's saying. A draw shot at that distance is the easiest to perform. The only reason to pull back the cue stick would be to avoid contact with the cue ball when it draws after the shot is made, because he is so close to the object ball. But other than that I've always been told to follow through.

[ViRoy101]

According to Byrnes, all is needed for a solid draw shot is a hit below the center plane of the cue ball. elevating the cue only serves to raise this plane at an incline and can accidentally cause the ball to leave the table resulting in a less accurate shot. and yes, follow through is very important... not so much technically as it is psychologically. there are certain situations where follow through may result in a foul by extra contact.

[jacoby1789]

when you shot a draw shot your cue should not be elevated it should be level and you should always follow thru this is not an instructor nor a player this video should have never been upload this guys needs help

[matthewbombaci]

Im trying to learn draw shots i've heard that i should 'follow through'. In your video the ball didn't really draw alot and you said that you should not follow through. Please Help Me Out

Matty B

[Splinterhands]

You need to learn how to draw a ball before giving out advice.  What you are teaching is totally wrong. Don't listen to this guy, people.

[bajablaster]

If you follow through you can actually get a lot more backspin and a bigger draw.