Applying All Spins To Cue Ball For The Ball Frozen Down The Rail

[@simply-tom]

Amazing how the origin of the hit makes such huge impact where the ball goes.

[@bigballox6454]

Oh yeah...shocker. I wonder if this applies to applying curve to a football also?🤣

[@Changuas.]

​@@bigballox6454de igual manera aplica para las pelota y otras cosas

[@afghanj1381]

Physics

[@theodorus956]

basic physics lmao

[@taahasiddiqui1071]

Yeah it's pretty cool 😎 the precision and control required to get the ball to go the way you want it to is allot

[@RyanKry]

I’m not even into pool but this is the most useful video I’ve seen in recent memory.

[@whoshatwat]

Don’t believe it!

[@Kidbucked]

He didn't hit the 14 ball square until later when he used the left spin. Not a good comparison

[@Karas_17]

If u played 8 ball pool as a child u should know this.

[@whoshatwat]

@@Karas_17if you understood as an adult you would know what side does.

[@dukesilver3619]

Never knew these shots existed. Striking the corners is crazy.

[@abboski]

We need more vids like this. With effect of cue strikes. Thank you!

[@tomhiggins875]

I totally agree!!

[@stenmarsh399]

​@@tomhiggins875не агрись

[@drew7155]

This is not accurate

[@redwarf8118]

@@drew7155this (you) is not an expert

[@dobbsmill3676]

Yes, not accurate - his aiming is poor when playing with spin. Look at the contact point on the object ball.

[@Mayelito7]

This clip taught me more than years of trial and error…

[@Prizm17]

You telling me in YEARS of playing pool you never figured out how to hit a ball off the rail? 😭😂

[@globserver3448]

True... but not true. In all of the first hits, the ball is being hit on the right, so it obviously bounces off the cushion and goes away...

[@Mayelito7]

@@Prizm17 ​​⁠Nope… what I as told long ago, (and I play maybe once or twice a year) is to always hit the center of the ball… in the last couple months is when I’ve tried the variations and I realized, I just started playing pool… I don’t know what that was that I was doing before 😂😂😂😂

[@TheRealBrit]

​​@@Mayelito7Im also a casual player who only plays a few times a year. I remember when I realised you don't have to hit the white dead centre, when you're just a very casual player it's quite a revelation but still takes quite a bit of practice to get the spin just right

[@ImRanchWilder]

​@@Prizm17I've played prob a few hundred times and I always thought to hit it middle of cue from that position

[@Da-Sheek]

Finally now I know why I struggled so much on this shot. Thanks for teaching me.

[@andrewgracia1443]

Not gonna lie this actually helped me

[@jx14aby]

Me too, and I don't play billiards.

[@brandendunagan8822]

I remember figuring this out on my own really quick when playing against my dad when I was 7. Didnt know why it worked but I knew when i hit the ball close to the wall i needed to hit a closer to the wall than normal or it bounced away. Haven't played in 12 years but this brought up that memory of learning to win against him.

[@TunezMusic98]

This actually helps me out a lot thank you

[@J.Billiard]

You welcome

[@random_baffoon6114]

I'd love to see someone like you go to a physics class in high school or college to explain how momentum can work in different ways

[@Aeraleach]

momentum?

[@GLRican]

Check out Dr DavesBilliard

[@randyrandom3358]

It's about how you want to spin it and the feel, really

[@Andrew-hp1yj]

the simulation just can't compute, so it just does this...

[@random_baffoon6114]

You'd be baffled how we learn physics in schools these days. When I was in high school the only thing we got for physics was dropping paper mid air normal and crumpled.

[@b0ble]

best teaching video iv seen, aplly all spins in a certain shot position :D Keep going fellow !

[@toziassmitt]

It is 100% incorrect lol

[@probablytwhatyouthinkB777]

No that's an excellent, to the point, short. Well done.

[@briansymmes7917]

Some of the shots made impact over half an inch to the right , of course the ball is going to drag off the cushion.

[@birukgirma4171]

Am sure with the center shot u can make it right.

[@elcapitan5863]

Exactly!

[@7wmarsh7]

The reason the cue ball goes to the right is because of the way it bounces off the rail with the respective spin. The cue ball bounced off the rail with left spin as well, but the spin brought it back. That’s the point.

[@TheJGEdits]

use ur brain and have a think about why the cue ball bounces off the cushion before it hits the object ball

[@trp2413]

The shot is straight every time It’s a demonstration of how where you strike the cue ball changes the soin and position EVEN though you shot straight

[@billriley7263]

Excellent demonstration! Thank you

[@matthewdoherty6179]

You need to level that table

[@timmayers4965]

He needs to also shoot accurately when applying the wrong check n the white ball. Most of those shots would have missed even with left check

[@michaelthompson2967]

Yeah white rolls to the right after the 14 goes in, and nothing to do with the spin either.

[@damonsobers9429]

Tables from Walmart

[@elaiskywalker7862]

Thank god someone said it

[@brendangriffin1231]

Rails, table... Sounds like an old table , 😏

[@SmokieJay]

The transfer of kinetic energy from one ball to the next based on where you hit the first ball is amazing

[@CantWinByFolding]

This is actually what i needed. More please

[@scarbachi2445]

English on you the Q ball changes every aspect of your game. Definitely something worth taking the time and patience to learn even if you play once in a while.

[@gussamsudin3028]

sebenernya kek gini emang ada ngaruh atau engga nya juga, mau kalian pake efek mana pun tetep bisa kalo emang kalian udah bisa atau sudah banyak berlatih dan menguasai teknik efek manapun, intinya banyak banyak berlatih dan divideo ini cuma membagikan cara simpel atau bisa disebut juga untuk para pemula agar mudah dengan posisi seperti ini, jadi kalau ingin bermain lebih jago kalian bisa berlatih dengan efek manapun dan juga waktunya ga sebentar buat menguasai efek efek dalam bermain billiard

[@RikyHermawan]

Panjang amat komen ente😂

[@galash5]

Possibly the single most helpful pool visual I’ve encountered, great content

[@steel-r_ua]

Thank you! I never tried the spins and now I know why I need them!!!

[@richardmusser6135]

I agree those snooker players are amazing and their mechanics probably are definitely better overall and I wish my stroke was as good as theirs but that's what most grew up playing. If that's what I grew up playing I would probably have developed the skills to play that as I'm very hand eye coordinated. I also can draw the ball from the length of the table away all the way back it definitely takes a smooth powerful stroke. Chris melling has effortless power he has aling bridge for me I can't use that long of a bridge. It's easier to build up speed through the cue with a longer bridge and easier to see to aim as well it's like a gun a long barrel is easier to aim that a short barrel. I have only ever even shot on a snooker table one time and it was only like 20 shots when I was in Vegas. But pool here is definitely tough I actually think straight pool is the best game and I would love to have 3 cushion billiards tables around here

[@_Jain_S]

Thank for the detailed video Not many channels do this. Its always a bunch of explanations and then the actual point This was to the point with no bs❤

[@J.Billiard]

Thank you

[@CHANDSOME]

Thanks for posting this! This is emblematic of why my pool game has been so poor. I have an understood the ball strike angles. This is really helpful. 👍🏾

[@trevorlebert1929]

That's super helpful and it even makes perfect sense

[@Charlie2-xk4sh]

If you watch carefully, the white ball hitting the green balll point is different. Doesn't matter what spin you give. If you hit the green ball exactly on the center, it will go in the pocket. However, if you hit the green ball even the slightest to the right side, the green ball will bounce out.

[@user-bn7ch3zx5d]

You're right

[@JohnQueSacc]

Not to mention he's smacking the shit out the cue ball every time, if you slow down you'll see the balls have a way of falling in

[@shaq.shaq1126]

Not a professional but i think if u give the white ball spin to the left it will hug the table better resulting in hitting the center. What ur saying is just contradictory 🤔🤔

[@Cssfiend]

This effect is real and called throw, it happens when the cue ball imparts spin to the object ball, in this instance, left hand side cue ball spin imparts right hand side spin to the object ball making it roll down the cushion rather than catching and being deflected

[@prek-vlogcommunity1458]

Benar ,tembakan ngawur ,titik bawah asal lurus ya masuk , pembodohan

[@user-ws2nq7nk4o]

Thanks for that I have difficulty with rail shots

[@doomlava222]

This is one of those shots I've always had trouble with. Thanks for this lesson. 👌🏻

[@Sm4shNGr4b]

Today, I saw a man make a really nice ring out of a spoon and I was impressed. Now I’ve just found the tutorial I wish I’d had back in my pool playing youth. Great video. Thanks for the tips

[@Kostly]

that table roll tho lol

[@ianboyle1026]

The "roll" is due to the spin. After contact, the cueball is still spinning and will drift off line as it interacts with the nap of the cloth. Notice the object ball heads straight.

[@codyrobertson3875]

@@ianboyle1026🤦‍♂️

[@gonzobonzo4480]

Very good i love pool and snooker, and i always have trouble with them shots now i know to apply spin to the left ❤

[@ThePrufessa]

Spin towards the rail is the best way to remember it.

[@stringlarson1247]

​@ThePrufessa yep. You can see the spin kick in about halfway down the table. That also transfers to the object ball, keeping it on the rail. Cool series to see each shot in quick succession.

[@BenjiMordino]

If you love snooker go watch Stephen Hendry's youtube channel. Much better illustrations of cueball spin control than this garbage.

[@chasebethersonton5169]

This was really cool. Thanks!

[@cuonglehuu5371]

Finally now I know why I struggled so much on this shot. Thanks

[@Mrrik00]

When you apply right spin on the cue ball you’re deviating its trajectory to the left. That’s why you see the cue ball hitting the cushion and then hitting the green ball off center. So when you give it left spin the cue ball won’t hit the cushion and the shot will be straight. However if you apply too much left spin the cue ball will hit the green ball on its right half as well.

[@popbottle]

How about the no English?

[@Mrrik00]

@@popbottleCue ball is touching the cushion already. No English makes immediate contact with the cushion

[@itsnicetoseeyou]

Was looking for the breakdown

[@jasond869]

And remember, none of this works if your que isn't chalked properly.

[@lindaleeratti5391]

ABSOLUTELY ! EVERY SHOT !

[@Regoriroger]

Que?

[@jasond869]

@paulbennett8190 sorry cue 😂

[@mattevans1643]

That's not true. It is entirely possible without chalk.

[@Smokeyy000]

@@mattevans1643still chalk helps bro dont tell em to not chalk idk what you mean

[@Alex_Hanke]

Crazy to see how in the first six shozs the initial micro-impact with the rail changes the trajectory of the white ball so much. With the last three shots, you can clearly see the white going away from the rail first and then curving back to hit a straight line shot.

[@sisunit07]

This shot always drove me crazy. So English low and toward the rail. Got it! Thank you!

[@iwonwahyudi]

Thanks for lesson❤

[@2g4u7y]

Dude this shot has been the bane of my existence! Thank you!

[@james3339]

Learned awhile ago. The last 3 have the highest percentage. Good video and thanks for sharing

[@gladoseon4117]

This video alone explains the complicated parts of collisions better than most teachers can in a whole school year

[@J_T03]

If you aim right you can pot it regardless, you’ve proven nothing

[@creativeog3497]

Exactly. One thing that fucked me up during fundamentals was shit like this saying use english for a specific pot rather than where you want the cue ball. English can help certain pots but if it’s sacrificing the next shot dont do it

[@derpygamercern5439]

I think the video is great for beginners. The video shows that stroking the cue ball in this matter will make it bounce off the rail (since he is striking the ball downward it bounces up into the rail, a concept not thoroughly explained in the short), showing a good way to adjust for this by using the English towards the rail. Showing the range of English options used to miss and make help draw connections to that concept. Dr. Dave Billiards has a video covering the physics in greater detail with a diagram on his channel.

[@Meliodaful]

Exactly. This shot can only be made with inside spin.

[@oxstorm644]

watching again i see it because the cue ball is firmly on the cushion. if it was away from the cushion the shot can be made with more variation

[@InsaneDrummer99]

This is more useful than anything I learnt in school

[@alexkramer5499]

You just changed my pool game. Thank you

[@TheGuyGuyde]

Thanks for the lesson

[@jonathanm9793]

That’s one of the best tips I’ve ever seen!

[@MrJayblue73]

Thanks! Keep em coming!

[@WatchByrde]

Wait, this is amazing, I legit always struggle with these shots. The odds of seeing this is amazing, thank you.

[@saadbenbenabslam5176]

Finally someone shows the actual effect of spin.in such a compréhensible manner

[@MKaufman850]

what an amazing metaphor this is for so many things.

[@Shadow1The]

This was actually very informative i didnt have a good conceptual for that

[@WeThePeople-hk2rb]

Amazing how much you can learn when someone is teaching without a single word

[@AnsharSeraphim]

Your table is off level on the far side. Right far leg (from this shooting perspective) needs an upward adjustment! Great application of theory, btw!

[@Tncutlip]

I love watching when he finally makes the shot and then the cue rolls off in the direction he kept missing. Proving the table just uneven and the left English was essentially just masseying(idk how to spell it) back into the proper contact point.

[@TheRenga22]

superb way u taught hats off to u

[@KaiVT679]

Thanks for this, Now I can use it for 8 ball pool

[@polymathpark]

physics is amazing. centrifugal force and friction working together.

[@KingCobra001.]

Nice, Ill be sure to make spins in 8 Ball Pool like this☝️

[@firdausgumelar7465]

Nice demonstration where we can compare and see how it works instead of just "this is wrong, this is right"

[@xzalean]

I tell you what. This video was exactly what I needed for when I play pool next time and don't remember

[@thehypnotoad3869]

u can even see the cue ball come off the rail and curve back in. very cool.

[@curlsalot91]

this will make my game better. thx

[@malcolmgalton581]

Your table got a big roll fella

[@samtaurus007]

That is some huge slant the cueball makes after potting the object ball. Better get the beermats out to prop the table up at the other side. :)

[@afterjeremy]

Very useful, thank you!

[@nathankirkland86]

Top left is still alittle iffy for that shot. Unless you have a follow up that’s near that pocket. Table speed differences could change that into a scratch table condition greatly changes the game play. Great videos! I love them!

[@funfromabove9728]

NGL I thought the last one would scratch. Good video.

[@amoldivo]

I've known this trick from playing and experimenting with side spins, the spin close to the cloth makes the ball "grab" the cloth and preventing it from going away from the cloth... It also works with angles!! But I normally play with the opposite spin, and aim where I almost miss the ball, so it's like cushion first then when the cue ball got off (almost at the same time) it will make the ball keep the distance from the cushion (enough not to bounce off the cushion)... Most people still play like in the video when they have angle, but I think the margin of error is pretty high...

[@keeganmccann77]

This unlocked something in my brain.

[@Elradon]

This was so helpful.

[@NitrousDragon]

Ohhh, imma be a shark with these videos. 😮 subbed.

[@Slaarduk]

This makes so much sense now. I thought these shots are near impossible.

[@touchofevil516]

Great instructional video!

[@henry3440]

Omg can't believe I randomly find this out now in my thirties! I've always just tried to hit the center haha

[@jb_collectables7927]

Table has a hell of a roll!!

[@griqs]

Left strike seems best positions ball away from pocket as well less risk of scratch and possibly better position for next shot

[@TheCryptidBun]

I learned something today, thank you

[@RaulMemendez]

Thanks ill use this in my next pool game

[@ChasetheLights13]

So this is what all my drunk friends have been trying to explain all these years. Just took a short video to understand it. 😂

[@simonsanchez105]

You thought who's gonna believe a drunk. Hitting the ball at an angle and not in the center😂😂😂 I igree.

[@user-dd9jz1kr9e]

モノスゴく分かりやすい！！

[@damonbtc9701]

Good demonstration. Notice theres a massive run off near that pocket

[@BrentLightfoot-yp5zb]

Nice ill have to try this, always sucked at these shots

[@jayboz034]

Could've used this in the late 90's, but no KZbin, so had to try to learn from guys who taught by saying, "It's easy, watch".

[@daekid]

Didn’t know I really needed this video boy go to school

[@lokeshlokyyy8960]

You got a new subscriber

[@JohnGottschalk]

I always thought it had to do with how accurately you place the ball directly next to it.

[@calebanderson5309]

"Yeah that is the one." -me every damn time

[@piztech5168]

This guy knows physics

[@KayuuRyanKakui]

i always despised a straight shot so that helped a lot

[@you2uber530]

amazing. thank you for posting.

[@J.Billiard]

You welcome

[@bazztown8698]

Not amazing at all .. just hit the green ball dead centre and it will roll into the pocket. The cueball spin only has an effect on cueball positional play after contact.

[@Villa125]

​@@bazztown8698 still got to love how the dumb MF is still tryna take credit for showing incorrect techniques lol 🤣

[@TheJohnCooperShow]

Crazy roll off on table!

[@squeegel3904]

Would love to see this on the initial breaking shot.

[@mzalshevano6145]

Bro I could never do these! Thanks for the tip!

[@tsoul1333]

thank you, I had no idea why it always failed with me. now I know and understand.

[@skullcrusade3436]

The first couple of beats was literally in the tune of True😂

[@uramis00]

Great fucking vid. Subscribed.

[@Mainoxe]

this will be helpful to me thx

[@Jose-gp6fe]

Is counterintuitive, if you hit the left side doesn't go to the right, but to the left.

[@Dodgemod]

Oh amazing. I just knew where to hit it. And only to be proven correctly. Is a wonderful feeling. I guess thats why people love it so much

[@724riff]

With the low left you can see the cueball swerve right around the side pocket and back into line .

[@eeeeg7701]

ビリヤードよくわからんけど、当てる場所でこんなに動きが変わるんですねｵｫ(*˙꒫˙* )