@@Smokeyy000he was being sarcastic.. Of course this is one of the worst stop shots for demonstrating a stop shop. Did the author have only one take at each shot ?...
I felt so cool when I learned these. Then I played people who knew how to position it perfectly for their next shots. I realized I was only beginning to understand. I never mastered it, but learning how to play pool was actually great for building confidence. You could be pretty shy, but if you're running the table, you're going to get noticed.
That’s me with chess. I learned some tips and moves and didn’t even realize how little I’m actually setting up progress. It’s a situation I think where we’re better than the average person who doesn’t play often, but an obvious novice to someone with more experience. Let’s keep practicing and trying our best!
My father bought the family a legit pro pool table for my ninth birthday. I felt like I got screwed...it was NOT what I wanted. Dad taught me how to play and it was really cool to bond with him over that table and a mutual appreciation of the sport. By the time I was 14, I was playing in pool halls around Cincinnati for a dollar a ball. Bought my own custom cue for my sixteenth birthday. After I got my first car, I was traveling the tri-state and making fat stacks. Good times. Thanks dad...I'll see you upstairs. Rack 'em.
I love pool. I can tell you if you learn your basics it’s literally constant progression afterwards. You will never stop seeing progress in your game if you play consistently. If you’ve never gave the game a look, you definitely should.
@@randomlygeneratedname7171 if you hit it too far away the back spin basically gets eliminated while the ball is moving across the table. Cross-table shots usually have enough time for the balls spin to slow enough, it starts to roll in the normal direction and just behaves like a normal shot. If I do put back spin English on a shot, I usually offset it slightly off center so it's less likely to just follow the other ball into the hole. And topspin English is never used on straight on shots bc the cue will just follow the ball, but it's useful for a combo shot off of another ball so the cue rolls clear of the others
I always knew it was about angles, but this simple video specifically pointed out that there is a place and strength you want to hit the ball depending upon what your goal is. Dope!!
Learning this when I first started learning how to play was one of the most exciting times. This is also when you also fall in love with the game for life.
I may not own a pool table, but the physics are thankfully accurate enough in vrchat that I can beat people by combinine irl strats I learn in these videos
Pool is fun in theory. In practice it's impossible to find a table that's level, let alone pool cues that haven't been abused. None of these techniques actually work on the tables that amateurs have access to. Makes me wonder how people enter the hobby at all.
You buy your own stick and in theory you aren’t playing another player you’re playing the table it’s like saying some tricks people do on a football field won’t work on a different type of field
This small thing has so much variation and details i didn't knew till now. This really tell us there are many things which we think are simple but actually have many variation,details and complexities.
Always remember the linear momentum gets transferred but the rolling/angular momentum doesn't. So which ever direction the ball is rolling it would stop for a moment transfer it linear motion to the other ball but then starts rolling in the direction of the spin.
This is immensely helpful to me i do home health with a vietnam vet and his absolute favorite thing to do is play pool and im terrible hopefully i can play better so he has more fun
I've never seen that ball before. That's so cool! I'm sure if I had one I could practice and get better at my game with it. Not that I play that often, but having that I can see myself increase winnings for sure.
@J Zim it helped me. Everyone might not be as athletically or spatially inclined as you. It has a line up the middle too to help you shoot straighter. It pays for itself. I use it on empty tables and don't have to pay for the table time. 😉
@J Zim no, you're completley wrong. This ball can teach a beginner the miscue limit, how much bottom is needed for a stun shot, how left or right English throws the object ball, etc. This is also a great training tool to practice hitting center ball. You hit it, see where you left your chalk mark, and bam, instant feedback. Just be ause you can knock a few balls around with your drunk buddies doesn't mean you're the almighty pool God. You probably count beat me even if I played one handed.
Watch snooker. Great way to learn your way around a table. Okay there's more balls and the rules are different. But you'll get my point if you watch videos like the best shots in snooker. There's some that just shouldn't make sense with how perfect some players can get positioning for their next shot.
WTF I'M 50 NOW AND I PLAYED THIS FOR ALMOST 30 YRS AND I JUST LEARNED SOMETHING🤔🤔 I never learned the basic tricks but i was a champion way back in 90's it was just a luck i guess🤔🤔
@@whatthe9256 Yeah, I learned this when I was abt 8yrs old😂😂 , && Nobody had to tell me this, it was just kinda Commen sense if I wanted the cue ball to move a certain way after contacting another ball..
my life’s not complete until i own a pool table in my home
This is way too accurate. The sad part is I can afford one but I live in a 3rd floor apartment. 💔
dam my dad jus bought one a 6ft red one in our house yesterday the whole family was playing trust you’ll get one bro
@@hi.2128 lol u need a 9 foot
@@thegodofpez yea bro
Fax!
Whelp this is all I need, I think I'm ready to run the local pub now
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😩😂😂
Me too
Steady hand and proper hand positioning aswell
Spammer or wot
As someone who doesn’t play pool I find this very useful
realest comment here
he makes it look so much easier than it is
honestly i thought the only skills to pool were just the direction and power of your shot. Now i see there's more to it. Actually useful video
i do aswell :3
the fact this is so relatable on such a spiritual level is insane
The stop shot is just majestic
Nah not really. I could do better. He could too but its just an explanation video
@@Smokeyy000he was being sarcastic.. Of course this is one of the worst stop shots for demonstrating a stop shop. Did the author have only one take at each shot ?...
@@albor06 i dont know but he can do better
I lost so many 8ball game without knowing these shots.
You leveled me up.
Thanks.
Same bruh
Same. Never play anymore
@J Zim I think you misunderstood what he/she said.
Bro I’ve been wondering what that white circle with a red dot was. 😂
Same 😭
After watching this video I became a billiard champion, I will compete in the next world championship
I'll be pulling for ya! Good luck
All the best man😂😂😂
Gud for U
Sounds a little suss to me
So u were the one causing all the billiard noises and not letting me sleep
The back spin shot is my toughest of this group, I keep accidentally jumping the cue ball. Gotta keep practicing.
Same! Also the angled ones, top right/left
Make sure you cue is properly chalked and level the cue low in line with your bridge hand
@@fitzroy259 Thanks! I’ve gotten a lot better at it since I posted this comment. Appreciate you taking the time to help me out! 🍻
Lower you elbow on the shot an push the cue through the ball.
@@TewkesburyBear Thanks! I’ve gotten considerably better since my last post. Appreciate it!
Taught my 8 year old nephew some of these. Kid is a pool wizard now.
Pool is probably one of the most interesting sports to play, it's just pure ability and predictable physics
@Nezuko chan🔞👇 I'm wet front and back and I'm a bloke
It involves some luck, too, 8f you're not that great with calculations
@@aplusdubs232 well if my calculations are correct then your a bellend
@@dadsmidnightcreation6794 indeed I am.
@@aplusdubs232 indeed you are #clitcatcher
How I play Pool: "I hit the ball."
Ball in hole go brrrrr!
I was thinking the same lmao
"I try to hit the ball"
I..
Welll i
I try to hit the ball
You are basically ready to start a tutorial channel if this video is anything to go by
Oh yeah, time to finish the pool minigame in Yakuza on expert difficulty.
Stop shot looked like video game physics that was beautiful
I felt so cool when I learned these. Then I played people who knew how to position it perfectly for their next shots. I realized I was only beginning to understand. I never mastered it, but learning how to play pool was actually great for building confidence. You could be pretty shy, but if you're running the table, you're going to get noticed.
That’s me with chess. I learned some tips and moves and didn’t even realize how little I’m actually setting up progress. It’s a situation I think where we’re better than the average person who doesn’t play often, but an obvious novice to someone with more experience. Let’s keep practicing and trying our best!
That’s the good thing about pool, every moment on a table is a learning experience
Definitely women see you
My father bought the family a legit pro pool table for my ninth birthday. I felt like I got screwed...it was NOT what I wanted.
Dad taught me how to play and it was really cool to bond with him over that table and a mutual appreciation of the sport.
By the time I was 14, I was playing in pool halls around Cincinnati for a dollar a ball. Bought my own custom cue for my sixteenth birthday. After I got my first car, I was traveling the tri-state and making fat stacks. Good times.
Thanks dad...I'll see you upstairs. Rack 'em.
@@stone-coldsteveautism6986 1 minute ago lucky :))
There’s strategy and science to everything. This was great to watch.
Not the game chutes and ladders
Wow!!
Mostly science one person made a baseball that if you grip it in different ways it does different pitches
@@Joshua-ev9uw what about rolling the perfect dice
@@yume6487 if you can master that, you'd be paying Craps and not Chutes and Ladders. Lol
I love pool. I can tell you if you learn your basics it’s literally constant progression afterwards. You will never stop seeing progress in your game if you play consistently. If you’ve never gave the game a look, you definitely should.
What I needed to know all these years.
I’ve played pool on and off for years and I’ve learned so much in this short video appreciate it
What-what are these replies??
@@sammyursula i know right ! Wtf?
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@@nezuko-0128 ze
cbn
forreal bro i just thought aim at the holes 😂😂
The only shot I need is the one where I actually hit the ball. The rest goes from there.
Then you need to start playing Golf
The only shot I need is a shot of tequila.
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Bro just completed my pool course in 20 seconds 💀
I'm practicing this every Monday. Thank you
The best shot is swinging the cue like a bat and clearing the whole table in one move
Menace
We've all done this once 😅
That's cool, but what do I do with the balls?
@@Doctor_Devil This comment here officer. It killed me 💀
@@Doctor_Devil im deeeead
I remember seeing this in old 8ball games. Never understood what that circle with a dark circle inside it was... Thanks
me too
I still play those games lol, especially when I'm outside and I have no data
I usually use the back spin lol...
@@franscofate3270 Pretty sure it is rigged back spin sometimes follows somehow
@@randomlygeneratedname7171 if you hit it too far away the back spin basically gets eliminated while the ball is moving across the table. Cross-table shots usually have enough time for the balls spin to slow enough, it starts to roll in the normal direction and just behaves like a normal shot. If I do put back spin English on a shot, I usually offset it slightly off center so it's less likely to just follow the other ball into the hole. And topspin English is never used on straight on shots bc the cue will just follow the ball, but it's useful for a combo shot off of another ball so the cue rolls clear of the others
Everything I needed in less than 16 seconds!!! Thank you
That follow through is perfect
I literally just felt my skill level increase from watching this. 😂
Bro facts!
😅🙌
Why are there so many catfish and/or scam bots replying to this comment?
@@a.l.8214 They’re replying to a ton of comments on this video? Why? Have I been transported to Instagram? LOL
Bruh 🤣
Mine, it jumps over the target and straight into the hole. How many points for that?
Might as well play golf ✌🏽😅👍🏼
Hole in one
Now that is Table golf.
3
You've pretty much won at that point.
This explains everything I needed
Gotta try this next time im on a table
i learned more about pool in this video then i knew my whole life..
Same XD
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Am i the only one who don't see any difrences??
How?
I always knew it was about angles, but this simple video specifically pointed out that there is a place and strength you want to hit the ball depending upon what your goal is. Dope!!
Cue control is just as important as accurately determining angles
i have been looking for this channel all my life!
Beautiful explaination and skills you have keep up the good work❗️👍🏼😁
What makes it harder to execute is jf the object ball is far from both the cue ball and the pocket.
Even harder when the ball is not on the table
Even harder when the ball is not on the table.
Aim for where the light reflects off the ball you are shooting at to cut it in.
@@oscarandbernie this only works if you have a single light centered above the table
@@konnorchilds3173 correct you are! Amazing how it works.
Me, who has never played pool in my life: *_Interesting_*
@Yuky Masran nah im good
Learning this when I first started learning how to play was one of the most exciting times. This is also when you also fall in love with the game for life.
I may not own a pool table, but the physics are thankfully accurate enough in vrchat that I can beat people by combinine irl strats I learn in these videos
A random person seen me playing pool manny years ago taught me this and now none of my friends can match me thank you 🙏
Pool is fun in theory. In practice it's impossible to find a table that's level, let alone pool cues that haven't been abused. None of these techniques actually work on the tables that amateurs have access to. Makes me wonder how people enter the hobby at all.
You buy your own stick and in theory you aren’t playing another player you’re playing the table it’s like saying some tricks people do on a football field won’t work on a different type of field
If you play pool with your wallet instead of your purse, you’ll be fine
Thats absolutely rubbish.
Just wow. Every place near me that has a pool table is a level table. Where the fuck do you live?! Wow
Do you live in the mountains?
This is cool and informative.
Keep in mind that the third one is not the direct center, it is slightly lower.
This is the most useful information I have ever consumed in such a short period of time 🤣🤣🤣
You know he's legit when he's wearing a glove and using expressions I never knew existed 😂
Your proctologist approves of this message.
the skill of this guy is amazing.
I’m still learning how to play, thanks for the useful tips
I just learned more in 30 seconds than 30 years of actually playing.
Excellent for beginners.
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Thanks for refining my craft again 🙋🏽♂️
This small thing has so much variation and details i didn't knew till now.
This really tell us there are many things which we think are simple but actually have many variation,details and complexities.
I don't ever even play this yet I am now suddenly very interested in seeing these tricks.
You can play 8ball pool game for experience
That's actually super useful. Appreciated fella.
Stop shot was lit 🔥🔥
That stop shot is so cool
I really like the que ball with the learning aids printed on it that they are using. A super teaching aid.
Wish I was this skilled too, you're making it look easy.
The top shot one is 🔥🔥
MAAAN I HAVE BEEN LOOKIN ALL OVA 4 THIS I NEED THIS THANX
This is beyond addicting! Wish I had some buddies I could go shoot pool with
I felt those words. Lol
Same here, Jay. It'd be so nice to have some billiards buddies to play with 🎱
I would invite you, I have a pool table in my house, but im pretty sure we're little bit to far lol
i love how the ball has its own labels on it
The first one is me when i started playing 8 ball pool :)
I don’t even play, this is just some neat physics to watch!
Thanks! I’ve been practising top spin follow for 3 years and I’m down $20000 to Forest Whittaker.
On the break Vincent
"Useful shots in pool"
I, as a German (guess I didn't understand the context): "Idk maybe vodka gorbatschow or a blue lagoon shot..."
Its very helpful thanks❤❤
That front roll is crazy
Always remember the linear momentum gets transferred but the rolling/angular momentum doesn't. So which ever direction the ball is rolling it would stop for a moment transfer it linear motion to the other ball but then starts rolling in the direction of the spin.
Someone paid attention in physics class
@@yugantbeniwal 😅 engineers fom Asia you ask.
@@jhonhaider7389 same here
@@yugantbeniwal Men of same culture. Thats why you mentioned 😅
After I saw the glove and the formed "bridge", I immediately accepted this lesson. ❤️ this vid!!! 💯👍👍👍
Thanks for knowledge everybody knows. Actually doing it is the hard part
Title: Useful shots in pool
me who plays 8 ball pool: Well you've caught my attention
Love it!!! It's so satisfying when you run a full game and the Que stops exactly where you want it!!!!
This has taught me more than school ever will
Karen?
@@waltersike ?
This video is very helpful, considering that I never play pool
I just learned so much in a matter of 10 seconds
I have been playing pool since I was 8 and learned all these shots over time
I really want to play now having learned that there is actually technique involved lmao
There’s always techniques in pool. Hit the ball at the bottom it’ll make the ball jump over another to hit another.
I thought you just shoot ball and ball go in hole
Wait
i think it’s cool the spin happens after you hit the ball
I dont even play pool but if i did this would come in handy in the future
“Just hit the ball”
That’s what people told me lol.
This is helpful.
Ah yes, some interesting pool techniques. Gonna use'em once I'm done missing shots entirely
Now I can finally be a pro at iMessage 8ball
This is immensely helpful to me i do home health with a vietnam vet and his absolute favorite thing to do is play pool and im terrible hopefully i can play better so he has more fun
So basically:
Top: follow the ball
Bottom: back away
Center: stop after hitting
Corners: go in that direction after hitting the ball
Stop shot you have to hit it a bit below the centee
It's more complicated than you make it sound 😂
This guy: can hit the ball with a lot of accuracy and precision
Me: how do you hold the pool stick thing
It takes only a week to do this
THANX 4 THIS TUTORIAL VIDEO.. WILL BE PRACTICING
I tried this when im swimming. Great technique
I've never seen that ball before. That's so cool! I'm sure if I had one I could practice and get better at my game with it. Not that I play that often, but having that I can see myself increase winnings for sure.
You can buy the ball on eBay or Amazon. They cost around $25
@J Zim it helped me. Everyone might not be as athletically or spatially inclined as you. It has a line up the middle too to help you shoot straighter.
It pays for itself. I use it on empty tables and don't have to pay for the table time. 😉
@J Zim okay...
@J Zim no, you're completley wrong. This ball can teach a beginner the miscue limit, how much bottom is needed for a stun shot, how left or right English throws the object ball, etc. This is also a great training tool to practice hitting center ball. You hit it, see where you left your chalk mark, and bam, instant feedback. Just be ause you can knock a few balls around with your drunk buddies doesn't mean you're the almighty pool God. You probably count beat me even if I played one handed.
Me who hasn't played pool before: *Every shot looks the same-*
Thank you for this video. I can definitely make those shots by knowing their name :)
Thanks brother !❤
Isso só dá certo com taco profissional , nos bares a bola só vai junto kkk
Taco e mesa profissional,mesa de bar isso não funciona por causa do pano
Pelo menos dá imitar no 8 ball pool
Pelo menos não custa tentar né
Quem foi o gênio de facilitar a bola branca? Agora eu quero tanto uma bola dessa☺
Pra mim tá tudo igual KKKKKK
I’ve always wanted to learn, this just helped me from years of failure lol
Watch snooker. Great way to learn your way around a table. Okay there's more balls and the rules are different. But you'll get my point if you watch videos like the best shots in snooker. There's some that just shouldn't make sense with how perfect some players can get positioning for their next shot.
Jesus..after years you didnt learn to play pool??
Good luck out there, and remeber, at the end of the day, it's a game. Make sure to have fun.
That cue sounds so good almost like a wooden bat dropping
Just look at that magnificent shaft work.
Im Happy when hitting the Ball and He Shows how to get the ball rolling back or stopping lmao
You should play bowling then if you're just happy hitting the ball. You should also try baseball.
@@julehaleha3541 dude are you spamming? why do u keep sending those!
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@@topartimanten7123 ,
me, who has never even touched a pool table: *I could do that*
This is so helpful
They're useful if you're able to control the pool cue
WTF I'M 50 NOW AND I PLAYED THIS FOR ALMOST 30 YRS AND I JUST LEARNED SOMETHING🤔🤔
I never learned the basic tricks but i was a champion way back in 90's it was just a luck i guess🤔🤔
isnt this literally the basics?
@@whatthe9256 Yeah, I learned this when I was abt 8yrs old😂😂 , && Nobody had to tell me this, it was just kinda Commen sense if I wanted the cue ball to move a certain way after contacting another ball..
@@kobeobrien408 Okay Sir/Expert/Boss/
Played billiards for 30 years and still birdbrained. This is basic for amateur.
@@kobeobrien408 😀keeee 👍eee 🤲ekksjspu 🤲🤲hk Yt 🙏😂😭P😂👍 yang
Everyone else: understanding what he’s saying
Me: ISN’T HE JUST HITTING IT THE SAME EVERY TIME??!?!????
Also me: *confused screaming
L😂L
You hit the ball in different spots depending on the situation youre in
These are fundamentals, much more than useful
Now i want a snooker ball with that guide printed on it