Do This Before Every Shot & Improve Dramatically

There is one mandatory thing you must do to become a great player.
00:00 Most Important
00:36 Desired Results
02:41 Improving
04:32 The Process
05:57 Practice Shots
10:08 Conclusion
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[@Sharivari]

Imho this is one of the most important things you need to do, to become a better pool player. What is the top thing or tip that changed your game?

[@seamusmcfadden994]

Great video. For me, my top thing was committing to practicing stroke drills!👍

[@calebgreen6289]

Staying low, following through, and control of my breathing. "Breathe and believe", as an old teammate of mine would say.

[@xeyedsurfer]

Shooting 15 balls random order and picking a ball you want to bump into every shot. Much like this.

[@errponkt6994]

Watching your ffffideos 🤣🐌. Thank you, Shari

[@kikimomikuto6689]

Humility..

[@negroknievel]

Brother!…you’re tapping into a major philosophy for life itself!

[@Marc-uw4lw]

It's taken 4 months of practising in bars on weekends but I finally got my first 8 ball run out, all thanks to your awesome content!

[@Sharivari]

Awesome, congrats!

[@ClassicMist360]

hey marc im actually at 4 months of playing as well and i keep choking on my last 1 solid/stripe before the 8 ball. its happened at least 10 times now and it sucks but i know ill get it eventually. maybe 4 months is roughly where people get good enough to run out, congrats on the first run out man

[@ClassicMist360]

Update: JUST got my first BREAK AND RUN today, my first run out and also my first break and run, feels great man.

[@snatchbloock]

I'm a working artist and visualization has always been an important component of my 'skills'. I also love pool and combining visualization on the shot selection seems like a good idea. During my practice session today, I visualized every shot. I'm a believer!...My shot making percentage definitely went up. Never to good to try new stuff. Great lesson...

[@woza2023]

When you started and said it would be all about visualising, I thought it would be boring. However I think that is one of the best videos you have done. It made me realise that 90% of the time I just send the ball roughly to an area and probably explains why I often send the white into the pocket! Well done Also well done on perseverance with the word visualise, I know it’s hard for you to say😀

[@meshalaebuckhalter9919]

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[@Sharivari]

Haha, the word is my worst nightmare. Glad that you continued watching. I was actually afraid people would turn off because visualization sounds boring.

[@jamesmcdevitt5327]

Was with you there nearly turned it off but a great video 👍

[@zanethind]

@@Sharivari sometimes boring stuff is worth it

[@zanethind]

Sometimes boring stuff is worth it

[@marcmalmberg7029]

I think playing straight pool really helped me with visualization and cue ball control. When I was playing mostly 8 and 9 ball I would try to put the cue ball in "zones" of the table. In straight pool your target for the cue ball is much smaller because you're breaking out clusters a lot, and not just blindly smashing them, you have to hit them correctly. So you're thinking things like "I need to clip the top side of the 6 ball". Obviously you miss the mark a lot, but you're visualizing a precise cue ball and your brain is storing all the memories of your successes and failures. So you just naturally get a little better with your cue ball as a result.

[@dzimi23]

I WAS NOT PREPARED FOR THAT BALL MOVEMENT AT 0:46

[@tonicogsf]

This is exactly what I’ve always thought to be the most important thing. Visualization > Feedback. That’s also one of the reasons it’s so important being 100% present when you’re playing (and sometimes really hard to do), because doing the visualization > feedback thing takes patience, wanting to be there and wanting to really pay attention to what’s happening. Great video 👍🏻

[@godjhaka7376]

@2:52 you may have not learned anything, but there is always much to learn from a missed shot, like what NOT to do to scratch.

[@invictus9976]

I love pool, I always did, to the point that I bought a great quality table and all the trimmings, had it installed by a professional, used a large part of the second floor of my home, acquired VHS tapes from three different pro players....my friends would come over, we would watch the tapes while playing and learned very, very little, just managed to make a few balls. I/we knew that the game was too difficult and it was meant for people with especial talents, we have got bored, stopped playing and at the end I gave the nine foot table away and was very happy to have my space back but never stopped liking the game.... Twenty years forward I found you, I called some of my friends who are still around and others.... We love you, you have excited us again into playing, we watch your teachings every day and have improved tremendously, now we enjoy playing and seeing our betterment. A huge thank you from all of us and more that are joining. Yes, I bought another table, one friend had one with a ton of stuff on it, now it's clean and being used again after many years. THAAAANK YOUUUU!!!!

[@jamesclemens7277]

Your videos are excellent. I haven’t been a subscriber for more than a couple of years or so, but the progression of your instruction, illustrations, content; etc., makes you one of the great pool teachers on KZbin. You’re always improving our improving👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jhealy1414]

Everyone, once in a while, you get a million dollars worth of info for free! And this video was exactly that. I felt compelled to donate $10. Everyone that watched this video should give our friend $10 for this.

[@devonshire56]

Yes !!! pin point accuracy, something we should try to achieve. Most players, myself included do this almost subconsciously but hardly do it consciously.

[@joseramone9802]

I play a couple of hours per day at the senior center, 8 ball 9 ball and when no-one else is there I can practice.I agree visualization is so important and sometimes I forget, but your brain will guide you through and help you execute that shot if you allow it. Thank you for reminding me and I am working on position and understanding the cue ball. I appreciate all your videos because they are down to earth and easy to understand. I look forward to every one of them. I love pool and I keep learning because it is fun and a challenge. Thanks for your inspiration.

[@old-man-learning-pool]

often underrated to visualize, but it's really very important and helps. I'm working on it but due to laziness I forget to visualize too often

[@codygray54]

Hi Sharivari! I don't comment on KZbin often. I struggle with cue ball speed control. I've seen numerous videos that talk about visualization. But the idea of learning after every shot made something click in my brain. I just shot one rack of 8ball and with using this concept not only did break and run, I had almost perfect position on every shot. I've had break and runs before but usually I have a shot or two that I leave myself tough. I feel info in this one video is solid gold! Thanks for making videos and teaching people! I appreciate it!

[@thegodofpez]

Great tutorial! Thanks, Shari! 🤟

[@tiggahrocking420]

👏👏👏 Very visual Lesson. 👍 Nice touch to add the traveling (ghost)cueball at 00:46 😎💪

[@boniealberto4775]

Great video!

[@HikeColorado]

These videos are awesome, very informative and expertly filmed 👍

[@Tabor_Truth]

Once again some of the best free advice you’ll receive for this amazing game! Thank you!

[@jakesnow6453]

Dude you’re the absolute best out there, your videos have helped me soooo much, thank you!!

[@mikefields5208]

I agree with you wholeheartedly about visualization. Especially about the part with the path of the Cue Ball after a contact.. I noticed that if I don't have a plan the cuball will just randomly go wherever it wants or scratch... But if I have a clear idea what to do what to do even pinpoint precision I noticed I have a better chance To do that rather than Not have a plan at all

[@HikeColorado]

Love this video. It's exactly what I need to improve my League night 👍🎱

[@jasonnieuwenhuis335]

Thanks, I’ve tried this before and was surprised how bad I was at it. I’ll put it back into my practice routine.

[@scottmorwitz2753]

I really get a lot from your vids! Thank you!

[@marvinmanson5773]

I practice this all the time...Thanks again...

[@jvernice]

Thank you for this video and concept. It will definitely help my practice routine and learn to visualize.

[@sandersrulez595]

My dad is insanely good and always loved pool he went to Vegas from 98-2004 and then he fell off for a long time. Now that I’m playing he is getting back into leagues again and I’ve gone from knowing nothing to being pretty good in 6 months I got a long way to go but it’s natural to me for some reason. All’s it took was time on the table, and my dad showin me a thing or two haha can’t wait to get into legaues. (OH AND HOW COULD I FORGET YOUR VIDEOS ARE A HUGE HELP AS WELL😂😂😂)

[@christianemiller2395]

Love your teachings

[@nathanblaxall8703]

Really great advice! Every shot is a learning experience. Thank you for sharing. :D :D

[@mark0365]

Fantastic tips!

[@jorgeteixeira2184]

Great video. 100% true. Thank you

[@kennethtalbott2233]

good info, nice vid

[@anthonyjohnaton7442]

thank you so much! Your videos helped me a lot in improving my skills in playing pool

[@Pr1ckles]

So when breaking, this is helpful, because I can now imagine hitting the cue ball _just_ to the right or left, as opposed to straight, so I can align for the next shot. Thanks!

[@atgiovina]

Great video

[@newsnebraska2392]

Great video. Thanks

[@lafaelerobertson599]

Excellent video

[@Johnsemgawl]

This was really helpful, thanks

[@arijano82]

As always super Video

[@eddiekent1997]

Thank you Great tips

[@allgood6760]

Nice vid!.. Pool is a 4D visual intuitive game... you learn by your experience and get better with your attitude and practice... it all comes down to YOU! 👍🎱

[@hanspw]

Great advice 👍

[@joseluisplasenciaperez1721]

Im going to put this in practice.

[@busterbuster1641]

Super helpful. Thx

[@kentucker1313]

I found it very informative. Understanding more of position with deferent spin. Thanks Gerald

[@Sharivari]

Glad it helped!

[@charlesbalaman7525]

Thank U for sharing ur technics! God bless U nd mor power! 👍😊

[@quackalot]

I LOVE YOU SHARIVARI

[@Sharivari]

And I love you!

[@Helpmelearn]

Good stuff

[@jamesnewcomer5963]

The greatest teacher of all time is failure. But it can only teach you if you're paying attention, and that's what visualization does. This is well-done applied learning theory stuff.

[@bigrat6099]

Subscribed

[@jhealy1414]

Thanks!

[@savagejion9277]

before watching your videos my friends beat me, now they can't against me Graziee maestrooo !!

[@lesterweinheimer665]

Excellent video. Keep you from repeating the same mistake over and over

[@josephcabailo2359]

Thanks for teaching….

[@jeffdowns1038]

Thank you.

[@tommywolfe9210]

One way to improve in pool is perfect your stroke so it is straight and clean. That's what I've done and can clear 80% of the balls in my shots and getting better.

[@dionellealinsub1013]

Nice tutorial

[@2869may]

This is absolutely true... But only if you have a good understanding of the physics of the game.

[@jellybean4782]

WOW!👏

[@zanethind]

I just noticed the shooterspool sign nice. Also to fix my elbow alignment my left leg has to be super forward so I need to work on that

[@mikefields5208]

@ShariVari Would you ever consider doing a video with a compilation of different or various 'Recovery Shots' for when you get 'out of line' and using a recovery shot to get back in line?

[@Sharivari]

Noted :)

[@TheKcnoman111]

How about a shout out for my ROTB system. Fits right in with what you are talking about.

[@saxon4610]

Basically...experience is key. Practice makes perfect

[@NotGlen]

Weird tip don’t move your head, you eyes and head should be locked in on ur shot even when your slowly going down. Notice his head position? Notice how Shari doesn’t move his head once he’s locked in. Now watch every pro. Their head is dead locked in with only their eyes moving once they are set. Once I’m down on a shot I look at my object ball then cue ball once I feel set I make sure my stroke level and boom. Just following this basic steps my accuracy shot through the roof

[@markonikolic1386]

I often find myself stuck between two diferent positional shots, whenever that happens I play bad position vecause I don't have a clear image of the shot I want. Next time I play I will focus even more on visualizing EXACTLY where I want the cue ball and how to get there. Let's see what tommorow brings.

[@davids11131113]

I went thru a phase of playing where I’d say be shooting the 8 and need to get on the 9, so I’d shoot the 8 and the cue ball would end up literally touching the 9….I was getting great position how I was thinking it but of course it’s wrong so started visualizing where I wanted the cue ball. The mind will do that put it where you want it.

[@ramonadolese97]

Your a awesome teacher.. may I ask in your opinion, is a graphite cue better to use than a wooden cue for semi beginner

[@rolandolievanoagudelo.5112]

Exelente video maestro muchas gracias por tus consejos.. bendiciones...👍

[@ginogeerman8620]

Enjoy your content very much, what size of pocket is your table?

[@juanfernandoaranda5714]

You hit it a lot harder the second time

[@carenallen5841]

I am so impress…a beginner…played 10 yrs ago ..but not educated

[@jamieharris6308]

Great video! Question: Are you using an 8ft or 9ft table?

[@billholt2010]

Great! Did you set up and take this shot a number of times before the final shown in this video?

[@kevincafaro8846]

just started following you. enjoy your instructions. I dont have the same felt. mine is a slower felt. not professional felt. I'm guessing i need to shoot the same as your instructions, but i dont get the same action on the cue as you do in your videos. should i be try to hit the object ball the same?

[@xeyedsurfer]

You also learned on the last shot that position from the 1 rail is hard and may want to leave yourself a 2 rail or other instead.

[@devintaylor709]

What pool cue are you using in this video, if you don’t mind me asking. Love the all black look.👌🏻

[@chrisflynn5192]

Great vid. For the life of me I cannot pot with English

[@lockejr]

I’m still trying to actually make the shot. I’ll get to the cue ball later

[@kingkevstr]

It’s kinda like quantum physics! You can change the outcomes just by observation

[@VeteranVandal]

Well I usually visualize more roughly, but I'll try to go above that a bit.

[@sonnyc3826]

amazing the only shot he seems to be having trouble with is the only 1 i dont seem to have trouble wiht while playing..that shot always goes straight off teh bank i dont use spin on that shot..or any shots really as im not mastered at teh english so i use it as little as possible which can make soem shots tougher than a pro would..i use top middle and bottom and that spretty much it maybe a littel english here and there for short small shots but thats why im here to learn english better..the push of the cue ball when using english and such..makes the angle different than a straight on shot would..

[@jackslover107]

I am 81 and haven’t played pool in about 40-45 years. I have recently had my table recovered and a couple of cushions replaced. Since then I have been trying to practice for 2-3 hours every day. I have problems making the shots you used in this video. I try to line up the shot but have a hard time hitting the object ball so that it is pocketed. I figure I have to make the shot before I worry about position because if you miss the shot all the position in the world doesn’t help. Am I off base with my thinking? How do you line the shots like in this video. Where do you hit the object ball? I enjoy your videos and am impressed with your skills.

[@Sharivari]

Hey there! I think this video will be helpful for you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5qlpqGMZaeUbtksi=skQlsNyVXvxzxTt_

[@jackslover107]

@@Sharivari Thank you. I will save this video for multiple reviews.

[@Kurt_Zammit]

Which cue would you recommend for a beginner/ intermediate?

[@user-yv3ie6vx1l]

New to pool. Thanknyou very much for the great instruction. One think i matriggling woth is moving the ball a good dostance forward after contact. If i try to really gove it a lot of top spin it will chase. But you make it look really effortless. If i hit my shot amooth like you seem to ot dosent go very far forward even if i hit at the top of the cue? Any tips?

[@Sharivari]

Possible problems: - you're hitting lower on final impact than you actually think - you're not following through the cue ball - your tip has a bad shape and or is old

[@user-yv3ie6vx1l]

@@Sharivari thx for the reply. And thx again for the great lessons.

[@zanethind]

My mind can't do this but I need to try every time. Couldn't top left spin work for the shot? I'm just wondering

[@jeremywillhoit7923]

I have a Question we bought new pool felt like 4 years ago and the pool balls they rolled a long time, now 4 years later they go 3 rails on a shot and slow down and stop! Do they get worn down over time? How do you keep the felt brand new so in 4 years they still roll forever 🤔

[@Nikeel_A.W]

Do you notice a huge difference when it comes to low deflection shafts vs normal ones?

[@rene_bla_bla]

if you want to improve in this. you have to learn 2 things and not this feel system. first how the quecall travel after it hits the object ball and then diamond systems. there are several systems on the internet on both. not just pool. but 3 crushing/snooker. and ofc. always have a plan of the balls direction and where they stop.

[@monarchlifestyle6299]

What cue do you use?

[@nguyenkimtung4653]

can you give me info of your pool cue

[@christopherlanng4052]

Sir where do your eyes last looking in the object ball or in the cue ball tip of the cue? THANKS

[@Sharivari]

Object ball :)

[@nobrain_z]

Sir 3 cushion billiards players how he calculate angle it’s degree reflection or how please tell me sir

[@pioneert90]

Any one know what make of table this is?

[@KayOScode]

Yeah, my position play is not precise. No wonder I hook myself constantly and scratch. This will take practice, but I might be able to rank up my game with this

[@Viikk785]

Who won the cue comp?

[@MagicMikeBilliards]

I take it you’ve read the inner game of tennis 😏😎

[@anthonykeller5120]

How to aim after I started wearing glasses - still don’t have it down completely yet.

[@stupidgus123]

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