8 Ball Lesson - GoPro POV runout

[@kylesleiman8166]

Enjoying these videos a lot, thanks for the break down !!!

[@anthony.james51]

Satisfying

[@chrisgarcia4301]

how long have you been playing for? I want to practice and keep getting better it’s just so frustrating sometimes !

[@mishasbilliards]

I've been playing since 2009 but made all my improvements in 5 years then work got in the way

[@natez999]

@@mishasbilliards When I play 8-Ball what typically happens is I pocket 4-5 balls and then I miss. I usually give myself a hard shot that I miss because of bad positioning due to beginner mistakes such as lack of speed control, not seeing the natural angle, using the wrong spin or not using enough of it, failing to draw the cuball when needed and just not being accruate enough in certain shots. Ive been playing for 2-3 years so overall this isnt too bad, I believe that within a year or less I will be cleaning the table from the break. I enjoy your videos so please continue to upload!

[@mishasbilliards]

@@natez999 glad you like the videos, keep on practicing and stick with it. My biggest problem starting out was not choosing the right pattern and forcing myself to make hard shots but practice makes perfect.

[@jrarreola2728]

My advice is just work on your break so you get a good ball spread on the table. Then work on your set up/pattern play for the next shot. But yeah just keep at it you'll get to that level where you can run out tables! Like me before i couldn't run out tables but now with dedication and hours practice I got the groove already lol. Good luck!

[@Mr1specugf1]

This is how I think I'm playing when I play with my friends. In reality I hit the 8 ball too early...

[@daybreaks2561]

More of these please, and if you can i think arrows would help a bit!

[@mishasbilliards]

Making a top view + gopro view with lines as we speak

[@ducnd95]

Why do people put a piece of cloth under the cueball for the break? Im new to pool and dont understand that.

[@mishasbilliards]

The friction of breaking from the same spot will slowly burn a hole in the cloth. That's how people get those white dots all over the blue cloth. Can't be avoided when jumping or shooting hard shots but for breaking might as well try to preserve the cloth

[@ducnd95]

@@mishasbilliards thanks for the information.

[@thagionjack8132]

Great vid, can u make a vid about the break shot?

[@mishasbilliards]

My break is prob the weakest part of my game so I'm not the one for breaking advice, I hit them hard and hope...I try to hit the head ball full and keep cueball in the center of the table and that's about it

[@thagionjack8132]

@@mishasbilliards oh really 🤣🤣 i did the same thing, but after i break balls stick together:(

[@mishasbilliards]

Make sure the rack is tight and the head ball is on the proper spot

[@thagionjack8132]

Thank you! I love this seri by the way :D

[@NexusGuru]

where are you hitting the cue ball it look like you're aiming towards the top center is that correct or is it in the last stroke that you hit it more on the center

[@mishasbilliards]

What shot are you talking about

[@NexusGuru]

@@mishasbilliards the majority i think i saw one where you wanted the cue ball to drop back so you hit it low but the others i dont know where you are hitting is every shot hit at a different part of the cueball?

[@mishasbilliards]

@@NexusGuru I made a new video where I show where I hit the cue ball on every shot so that one might be easier to see what I'm doing

[@NexusGuru]

@@mishasbilliards wow thank you