Рет қаралды 454,463
Rollie Williams from Kamui Brand is trying to get good at pool, and the only way to do that is by learning from the best. From the creator of 'Your Average Pool Player' comes the long hard road to pool competence. This series is a deep dive into pool theory and just how hopeless it is to play against someone who truly knows what they're doing on a pool table. Pool greats like Efren Reyes, Willie Mosconi, Johnny Archer, Thorsten Hohmann, Allison Fisher, and Niels Feijen got to the top by training with the best.
This episode features professional pool player Jennifer Barretta. Jennifer turned pro in 2003, won her first international title in 2006, and has been playing on and off the pro tour for the past 15 years. After Jennifer and Rollie play two games to diagnose his flaws, Jennifer runs him through two drills, one to find the correct line of the shot, and the wagon wheel drill to focus on cue ball position. Although he struggles with both drills, Jennifer officially says (under very specific circumstances) that Rollie is the second best pool player of all time. *The sincerest apologies for the poor audio quality.
Questions or comments? Leave 'em below and Rollie (me) will try to get to them. Why is this whole thing in third person when it's obviously Rollie who's writing this? I'm not exactly sure. It felt right at the beginning but now it's clearly the wrong choice. Huh. Well, time makes fools of us all. Thanks to Kamui Brand, Jennifer Barretta, Skyline Billiards, and the New York Subway system.