Coaching an Unranked Pool Player - Pool & Billiards VOD Reviews #1

In this video I take a look at a video submitted by a newer pool player who has only been playing seriously for about 1 year and has never been ranked. He play's 3 racks of 9-ball against the ghost taking ball in hand after missing until he gets out.
Please drop your advice for Le down in the comment section.
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[@williamdawkins3241]

*fingers crossed* I'll have a table in my home 2 weeks from now...might submit a video as well. Love these, I have a lot of the same flaws and these videos help me pinpoint and address them. For only playing 1 year he is pretty good at pocketing balls. Keep up the good work. Practice practice practice.

[@wdiddy1]

Best advice, shoot as light as you can and still pot balls, this guy has no idea he's hitting 3-4 times harder than required.

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

that is a valid point. I thought it was poor speed control, but it may just be that he hits the ball hard every shot.

[@jasonparker6138]

This is great. I bet I'm doing some of the same things that Le does, so I'm gonna watch this and improve my game. Thanks very much!

[@-od3lix-bestfinnishsniper239]

How i can get into these series? So how i can get coaching from you? :)

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Link is in the description. Just go to the link and fill out the form with a link to wherever you post the video.

[@michelvongodin5513]

I'd like to just say thanks for your videos 😁 I always enjoy your work as well as using some of your helpful tips keep up the great work 👍🎱

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Please leave your advice and tips for Le down here in the comment section, especially if you think there is something I didn't cover or got wrong. The idea behind this series is that we can all learn from each other. Also, if you would like to submit a video, check out the link in the description. Lastly, thanks for the 10k subscribers. I am looking forward to see where this channel will go over the next year, 100k+????

[@stevenwood3649]

Le's biggest issue seemed to be preshot routine to me. The easier the shot, the more he rushed it. There were several that were one stroke and shoot, and he isn't consistent enough to be doing that yet. It showed, because he missed several of these easy shots. Settle in, and be consistent, and the game will come to him. And draw, the draw shots really hurt him.

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Really good point. Its one thing for Shane to one stroke a ball, but a newer player needs to take their time.

[@drillguy300]

I will definitely submit a video. I’ve hit a plateau and need help.

[@blaine4973]

he needs a proper light

[@JH-ji6cj]

I like what you're doing with this tutoring, but your *Notes, Logo, and Commentary Box* all take up WAY too much territory and distract greatly your overall instruction. In fact, if you can zoom in so that just the table and player are showing it would be even better. I am viewing on mobile so that needs to be taken into account and of course my opinion 😁. Really enjoying your content though! Edit: Really hard to see your cursor esp as fast as it moves in the frame. If you could use chalk example overlay for the points that you're making it would be really helpful for those who can't make out which balls are which or maybe superimpose chalk mark with the numbers on the balls themselves? Slowing down your speech a bit would be good too and I only say this because I do think that you have great advice that I want to be able to soak-in. I guess I'm thinking more like how football strategy videos are made.

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

I'll see what I can do to reorganize it. I edited this on a 27" monitor, so its easy to forget about mobile users

[@JerryHolaway]

I also watch from my phone, however, I stream through my chromecast device to see it better on my 43" HDTV

[@ahhdem]

Agree the cursor is hard to see/follow

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

@@ahhdem im gonna get a program so I can draw on my screen. That should help

[@JH-ji6cj]

@@WorldofPoolandBilliards thanks for the response. You break down your advice and affects extremely well. Great balance between straightforward feedback, yet staying mindful of encouragement in this video. Much appreciation.

[@stefan3225]

What’s your Fargo rating?

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Never really played enough in the US to get a Fargo rate. Supposed to be international, but it just isn't used in Korea. If I had to guess where I would end up, I'd say 570 to 610.

[@stefan3225]

World of Pool and Billiards Oh, I didn’t realize you were in Korea! Knew those pool rooms looked unique...thanks for all the content man