"CONTAINING SAFETIES" How To Make Your Opponent's Life More Difficult!

[@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen]

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[@SenseiNatePlaysPool]

This is another Alex Lely special 😉💪. He's had me doing this a lot. I do this for about 10-15 minutes every other day right now. Pays off BIG TIME in a match being comfortable with these types of safties.

[@seamusmcfadden994]

Tell Alex to check his Email!!!! 🙃 Trying to get started training with him.

[@joecesarano4301]

Please, Mr. Niels. Don't consider retiring for your fans sake. We love the intensity you exude, and recovery

[@francus7227]

5:12 Under estimate this drill? This is one of the most difficult drills I've seen. I tapped the thumbs up 👍 button to feed the algorithm monsters with some top right English.

[@craigfalltoledo]

I voted for you as the PBIA instructor of the year. Best pool training content hands down. Thank you.

[@themagicofenglish2023]

Awesome much-needed tips. Merry Season's Greetings from Hanoi.

[@Iliyanosan]

don't really understand the purpose of right spin applied to two shots on 7:15. Both of them looked like they would be closer to the rail without it and the scratch wasn't even close

[@jeffboyardi]

Without right English, both balls would hit the short rail first, leaving an easy shot along the right long rail. You also have more options when one ball travels at a different speed/lenth

[@rodconner9079]

Thanks Neils! The visuals/demos show the pathways "of intent"; speed is key. Yep, most each table will be different -- reason for testing. Again, Thanks! Be Safe

[@Krushard]

Keep them coming, this is more valuable than any pocketing drill because typically it's not covered to the same extent.

[@terrythomas4407]

Great lesson! Watched you applying 'mental toughness' in the masters tourney. "Body language never stops talking" Terry

[@2colossery]

@6:07 in this position you have left your opponent an fairly easy bank cross-side. I feel like even in the first shot you should try to create more separation.

[@johniuzzini6611]

Thanks!

[@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen]

You bet! Appreciate your support!!

[@PeteALeet]

Thanks Niels, those kind of shots are really important to get more wins at the table!

[@abrehamhaile4976]

that very very good terminator i see from your drill alex is a great coach and you give as all you learned from him that was great terminator.

[@CalmonaTV]

I love billiard game thank you for sharing sir

[@Time4Billiard]

This is what I was looking for. Awesome lesson and great shots to practice and improve. Thank you.

[@clemensstapp3234]

Hi Niels, thank you for this very good lesson!! It's so important for the game to play a good safety shot👍 Greets Clemi

[@joeyvanleeuwen5229]

Mooi gedaan Niels, je snijdt een goed onderwerp aan. Top.

[@yusufhasan302]

Love the video!

[@drewjenn9819]

Greetings, Terminator! I'm hoping that you can help me out with a question... During the match between Ko Yi & Kaci. Right around the 50:30 mark, Kaci appears to make slight contact with his pinking finger against the 8 ball, as he bridged up for a shot on another ball. Folks in the comment section are saying the ref missed this blatant foul. In APA we simply place the ball were it was and continue play. Here the 8 wasn't moved at all. What are the rules regarding this. Thanks!

[@Robert-ln7yt]

Great video 🎉 Defense 🎉 wins championships 🎉 Watch out world 🌍

[@ron5072]

Another great drill! Keep them coming!

[@Loc_Nguyen52]

Can you make videos about safety tactics in 8 ball? Hope to see you compete again in tournaments

[@ceretomer5987]

Thanks. As usually, I learned something very useful.

[@saleemullahkhan3316]

❤ thank you very much. Welcome

[@Dadido13]

Hola campeón saludos desde república dominicana, algun video donde hablemos de los materiales que utilizas, taco, suelas, preferencias...

[@joecesarano4301]

Outstanding. Wed love to see you try and make a shot after these leaves.

[@masonhoughland4011]

The split shots are going to get banked in more than 50/50 by any decent player

[@darkSIDEpool]

Love your stuff Terminator..

[@NielsTheTerminatorFeijen]

Thanks!!! 🙏😀

[@medallion39]

Awesome!! Could you do one more in depth on speed control?

[@crbuke]

Great Drill!

[@Zigarius1123]

Great stuff!

[@ostpreusichersizilianer7801]

Best men !!❣️

[@alimousavii3728]

Nice Nice 🔥

[@HillbillyIslandLife]

U look younger and younger each time I see you!

[@Franko91352]

Hi Terminator big fan 🤙🏼 can you do ma a favor please…I need the specs of your cues shoot and brake the sparkle linen

[@brettcreech3490]

Good video thanks.

[@mathtsai899]

How about banking after the split shot? Is it risky, so professional players won't do that?

[@_Ramen-Vac_]

I have to hammer *SOMETiMES DUCK!* into my head beFore playing an opponent, and this will do it. Defense is crucial to excellent play, at least as elementary as great shot-making/shaping.

[@BobWalter]

I play a lot of one pocket and all the examples leave me a easy bank. Is there a way to tighten up the safes?

[@swarnendubiswas4712]

I agree, table, light, moisture, table age all matters in case of bank, normal level getting tough bank and also position is always tough, I take on bank only when I know I can pot 7 out of 10 probability

[@2colossery]

Agree, but like in one pocket as in all pool games, the best safe is to put the cue ball close to, if not frozen, to the rails.

[@hlongvn4258]

A lot of the time, you cant afford to have perfect safety shot, best you can do is create distance and froze the cue ball to the rail.

[@ChrisRidenour-o6m]

Chris ridenour

[@feliciozo]

Is this guy from Philippines?

[@icheckraise]

That double kiss safety will destroy opponents....calling you lucky all the time

[@hoanghieu6550]

😂

[@HakanTasiyan-f1c]

Gegen Efren hast 0 Chance

[@andhikausman9082]

Can u make a video about ur final vs efren reyes when u still young, japan open 2001 i think. Tell us about what ur feel in that final🫡🫡🫡