Spin Must Know Basics and Terms

[@mikefields5208]

I think you do a splendid job with these little tutorials

[@beni2346]

this is what i need, explanation with analogy and logic, THE BEST EXPLANATION EVERRR😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@timaloha]

I've watched you play for years, and I always wondered if you were always as serious as you look when you're competing. I don't know if I've ever even seen you smile when you're in a match! It was great to see that you're funny, personable, gregarious...and you have a great smile! Thanks for the video!

[@SuperGregore]

Had to watch this a couple of times, my head was "spinning" after the first run through... :)

[@kianiano]

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[@beerwhich]

This video is definitely the best one I’ve ever watched about spin/english! Highly recommended!

[@dabrack9350]

For us amateurs please show us where to strike the cue ball. Words may be enough for very experienced players but not for me. Otherwise this video is great.

[@neilpollack3514]

@@dabrack9350 she does address that issue here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2K6pJp5Zcx7p7M The bottom line is that it you need to practice and learn how the ball responds to different strike points.

[@ngsaichin1]

It is not easy to explain every term in such a short video, but you managed to put things right in a clear and straight forward way, thank you, you are great!

[@BlakesPipes]

Look at you! Someone is taking this seriously. I believe this will open you up for your future in the sport. Pretty, smart and a great player that male and females can watch. Keep it up. Loving what you have done over the last couple months.

[@jagdteaguer]

This is a poor take, imagine how out of place it would look if women commented on a mans looks on a instructional video, it would feel off wouldn't it? It has nothing to do with the topic at hand. You're comment is well put, just consider removing the care of ones looks next time as that's not what people watch this video for or should watch it for, its definitely unwanted by the person in the video.

[@BlakesPipes]

​@@jagdteaguersir I have replied on almost every video she has made and made many suggestions in the early stages. I subbed to her as I was and still interested in playing pool. She only had around 8k subs back then. As for your critique on what I wrote on her looks, why do you think she has so many subs. If she was not professional and showed inappropriate about of skin, she would have 500k subs. I see as a very small YT channel, how much dedication this woman has to making her channel a real pool channel. It doesn't hurt she is pretty. It helps but the creeps won't stick around for long. This was one of her directional videos from what she was doing. She is a true professional as she shows in each video. Consistency would be my next important part of growing. I can see her making new incomes as she has and can advertise herself and products. Anyways. I don't look at my comment as inappropriate at all ma'am or sir.

[@jagdteaguer]

@@BlakesPipes You opened your comment about her looks, irrelevant whether or not people click for that its off-putting seeing someone say it out loud. If you'd have left that part out of your comment it would make the rest of what you said have more meaning, but not only did you say it you practically opened with it. Women have to deal with being oogled over in every aspect of their lives, if she wanted that edge on her views and impressions she'd lean into it, but she doesn't as far as I can tell, so I feel we should try and respect her more and stay on topic, in my opinion.

[@BlakesPipes]

@@jagdteaguer first, I am going to take the higher road. We will have to agree to disagree on this sir. Second, take off you skirt and grow a pair. Go March in a parade in some other town and buy some Bud Lite and shop at target. I hope you have a great day sir, glad to have the chat. I think highly of this content creator and your are barking at the wrong tree. Thank you for commenting.

[@PJ51305]

As a long time player and fan of the sport, I’ve clicked on just about everything pool related. This video is far and away the best tutorial that I’ve seen on cue ball control. What Jasmin teaches here in an easily understanding and fun manner could take many average players years to grasp. Having only seen Jasmin’s very serious side in competition many times, it was nice to see her delightful personality in this video. I also appreciate the time it must have taken in making this video and seeing Jasmin giving something valuable back to the pool community.

[@jamesgaszak3685]

Nice overview. I know it must be time consuming to do these videos but you make a wonderful and positive impact on new pool players. Love your fun content and great attitude.🙂

[@sieveman]

Thanks Jasmin. Very informative. Easy to understand. Keep putting up training videos.

[@Jordvntorres]

There can never be enough spin or English videos. 🙌🏼

[@glenda6940]

Finally, I'm started to understand these fundamental issues. I know I have to replay this video to remember each of your pointers. THANK YOU!!!😊

[@vernonredmon7211]

Great video, even for those who may already know these things, but it is always good to be reminded about these things.

[@VivianeSouza-xe8gn]

I am from Rio de Janeiro , Brazil. I am learning to play and new language with you. You are simply the best.

[@dannykeoe7970]

There's only one other that explains in simple ways what's going on. I honestly do get solid ways to think about and do. With genuine thx and appreciation.

[@Leswayne777]

❤ Thank you so much jasmine for the time you put into these videos 🎉

[@douglasmichel6361]

Well explained Jasmine, One thing you forgot...Practice Practice Practice. Even after 55 yrs playing, I still try to practice daily. Short good practice is better than long bad practice. Have a great day.

[@thecrooner4jc]

Very good instruction and teaching style Jas .. I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS !!

[@boscomoroz326]

Really well done Jasmin!!! As good an explanation as I have seen posted. I have friends that refuse to learn spin/english. Sad part is they are good shots, especially on straight and bank shots. As soon as they add spin, they and miss and get frustrated. They decide that making the shot is more important than trying to get position on next shot. We all have been there. When you examine all the factors you mentioned and it's pretty easy to see why most shooters hit a ceiling pretty quickly and never go beyond a certain level. Seat time, quality practice routines, and superior instruction are the keys. Thank you for the time you take to make such great videos.

[@Psprowl91]

I’d love to be apart of her clinics. The way she explains it and how she describes the action to a beginner level is awesome. You can tell she’s a great instructor and is super passionate about it.

[@namdo7602]

Thanks Jasmin! This is the greatest video about spin for me. Tons of information but easy to understand.

[@debbyeastman6761]

Truly appreciate this video. Very, very, very informative. The way you demonstrate the shots makes all the difference.

[@Pegasus313]

Just started watching your tips videos and I do appreciate your videos. Thanks for putting the time in to make these. They also aren't boring like some of them other videos on KZbin. Thanks again!

[@DTHAEW]

Great video, very clear and professional, thank you Jasmine, you are a great player 😘

[@edisonedison1103]

You're great and an amazing pool player Jasmin. Excellent tips. I've watched you playing many times. I appreciate you.

[@racerguy500]

I have only recently found your channel and I must say that you are absolutely incredible! I have learned so much and improved greatly as a player. I was a very good player years ago and didn't play for 8 or 10 years and never have returned to my former playing ability. With applying what I have learned from you I have already gained so much in my game. I am addicted to your lessons. And as always the most beautiful teacher to exist. Thank you so very much!

[@missoummohamed]

Thank you Jasmin for all the great information and easy to understand, very good video.

[@bertblue9683]

I'm so glad I found your channel. Learning a lot and getting better every day. You're one of my top favorite pros.

[@ronthepoolstudent]

Such a tough topic to teach to players that are fairly new to the game. This is why experimentation by the player is required, get that feedback and learn… Good video J 👍🏻

[@germainpouliot256]

Best vidéo on this subject that I have seen so far. Good work lady. Thank you very much. 👍

[@tomibgt]

Thank you for these videos, Jasmin! I've now watched three and this one was so far the best for me. I've heard mentioning of some of the details you explain here and random tips and speculations, but this video was very informational to really explain the fundaments of all these things to me - especially the aim adjustment.

[@Skeleton647]

Your videos are extremely helpful and friendly to newer players, and really articulated for even seasoned players to pick up a thing or two. Even when topics like this are easy to learn and a pain to master!

[@rodolphschmirnoff2853]

Such a pro! Ur fun in a smart way keep em coming!!

[@JimmyMatis-h9y]

thank you for helping me take my poking at balls at the bowling alley to a systemic approach. that was all very clear and what wasn't (eg, cut induced) is it's own topic.

[@Metal-Detecting-NC]

Great tutorial! Excellent for intermediates and a good refresher for advanced players.

[@richcauble5136]

Swerve and cut throw were extremely helpful. Thank you.

[@speedbagboxer7451]

I’ve watched a view of these videos n I gotta say urs is the best. U make it easy to understand for someone like myself who’s just learning the game. Versus some other similar videos that kinda assume u already kno certain terminology. This video definitely helps a lot👍

[@Tanfo77]

Wow, this is better than most instructional videos I've seen.

[@maryjostrain5440]

Your diagrams and examples make it easy to understand spinning. I have watched so many videos on this subject that left me so confused. Love your style of instruction!!!😊

[@EhBitTV]

YES! A perfect video to send my friends when they start messing with spins 😜

[@boscomoroz326]

Yep, have them start at 5:30, that pretty much sums up why so many just give up. The pro's are pro's for a reason!

[@ABikerLife]

Videos are cool,, Also enjoying all of the subliminal messages.. It's like a game trying to find them all... Really great video. Viewers rarely see other than tournament pulled back hair and game face.. Nice to see the smiling and showing your personality in this series..

[@umbertoosorioreyes3408]

Realmente tu explicación es muy buena y fácil de entender, gracias

[@frankaugustine2068]

I've been shooting for a couple of season's now and I've always needed to know these techniques and never got the answers like you showed and explained. Thanks, now I can finally feel comfortable attempting to learn how to execute. Thanks so much.

[@qqeecp]

Amazing video ! , thx Jasmin a ton of new informations in this video 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@p-dru2205]

While I appreciate the information you are passing along, I especially appreciate the inventiveness you are using, particularly in the ways you suggest (request?) subscribing and using the links - not just in this video but in most of your videos. It is all very entertaining in addition to being informative, and makes it much more pleasant to watch them! (And yes, I am a subscriber!) Thank you.

[@darrenstettner5381]

Thank you. I’ve been playing for a while and thought I understood the basics of spin but have regularly been perplexed by how the cue ball reacts. Swerve, deflection and throw make a lot of sense for why I wasn’t getting the results I expected.

[@russellstraight9991]

I could listen to you all day

[@mmor5756]

Thank you Miss Jasmin, You explain it very well.

[@songemaestronsunza4407]

I've already watched several videos regarding spin. This one sums vast information on this topic. Needs a lot of practice though to full experience different types of scenarios so one can start applying spins without much thinking and calculations. Great video Jaz!

[@ishmaelramatlotlo3870]

Thank you 💕 Jasmine this will improve our game ❤

[@Frogman214]

Loved it! I was practicing some spin today! Had a long shot, lots green we call it, near the corner pocket his ball was in the way, but a good swerve shot would have put it in the pocket. It would be cool to see maybe using a GoPro to get your POV showing where on the cue you're hitting using the training ball? Then is slow motion, we can see how to apply the English and the object ball reaction? Thanks much for your work!

[@Gary-kd4ry]

brilliant video, thank you... I just need to watch it a lot more times!

[@MarcelElfers]

great player, great explanations. and added some humor too. We need more of your videos. best of luck in your games.

[@ministry_of_love]

Thank you so much, I have added your video to my playlist reference for pool

[@aldahus7139]

I have my own pool table at home. It is amazing to see the difference of the cloths grip. It is impossible to make such a strong back spin on my table as the cloth works against the cue ball. I wonder if this type of cloth has a special name, specification, etc... thanks for the video, wouldnt have self thought all of this in a life time.

[@martellgomez1576]

Great video on a complex topic! A lot of hard work was done to make “spin” easier to understand. Having watched the video, several aspects of spin were made easier to grasp and apply in my matches. Great job Jasmin! 1:20 PM

[@bruceengelking494]

Thank you so much !! I've forgotten half of what is in the video. I have Alzheimer's and have trouble remembering basic things like this. Again , many thanks and best wishes for you.

[@fadisulieman5083]

l am looking forward for next part ... thx a lot for your efforts.

[@UFC-Fanatic-1]

Jasmin, this video was like a treasure map to a beginner like me! Your explanation was so detailed and informative. But as I was following the map, I stumbled upon a crossroad. Can you help me choose the right path by explaining how the distance of the bridge hand from the cue ball affects front hand English and back hand English? I'm eager to add this knowledge to my arsenal and sink those tricky shots! Thanks for the wonderful video, Jasmin. You're a pool guru!

[@robertsantamauro4866]

Do you know I have to say when I first watched her play I thought she was a robot no expressions no emotions but having watched his video I have not stop laughing great job and the great talent

[@djayuzzsyubakir6471]

Yes, that's right 🤝

[@xDuWuTang]

Very rehearsed game mode.

[@newbornspirit]

She's just austrian😊

[@alcooper6503]

You information about spin was very helpful. Thank you

[@rick4400]

Excellent coverage on these topics. I'm only about half through your presentation....... well, I've studied spin/English/squirt/etc. quite a bit but nobody ever mentioned front hand spin and back hand spin. Interesting.

[@felixjulian1228]

The big 9 Ball is crazy cool! 😄

[@robomanrobo6777]

Great Video! Thanks!

[@SUNNYM5786]

Really enjoyed watching this great video! So many tricky topics explained as simply as you possibly could. Great work and please keep this going :)

[@jimkingsland1645]

Thank you for this spin tutorial. Lots of info!! Lol I thought I could learn to shoot pool until I watched this! Honestly, I will watch this over d d over!

[@frankvanleeuwen2943]

Great video....it helps if you have a low deflection top on your cue. De video's of Dr Dave are a big help to me to understand it beter...

[@FirstWayHockey]

This video is a very good resumé of terms for beginners because when you are new at it it can become very confusing. On one term I am a little bit confused. On 'cut induce throw' you showed how to overcome it with a 'spin induce throw' but it didn't explain what is a really a 'cut induce throw' and in which condition it happens.

[@kianiano]

Very useful - Thank you so much! 🙏🙏

[@el_amigo_reptiliano]

The giant ball is the most pedagogicful thing in existence! Saludos.

[@22nstewart]

Awesome video and content Jasmin, i was in a qualifier this weekend and had to use a massé to keep my run alive. My kicking however could use a bit more work. I'll get a good hit most of the time, but not necessarily in the direction that i want. Can you do a video to kick with a better pinpoint accuracy, so i can be ready for regionals? Thank you

[@raystanczak4277]

Really nice to see you working with those young kids. Bet there’s more than one little boy with a bit of a crush.😍

[@chromasonictv6369]

Very good explanation

[@sharkey9]

All your videos have been top notch and very entertaining. Love your sense of humour. Just one little note: The term "english" is pretty much only used in AM english. Brits just say "side".

[@cristian-rocha]

Great content. I'll apply these general principles to my practice as 3 cushion billiards player. Thank you.

[@mikeabba1990]

You're a billiards player who's still not able to understand spin, to the point of watching a pool player hoping they'll help you tame the spinning beast... Billiard player?! On which planet!?

[@stephensinclair3683]

Jasmine love your Videos. Please keep up. Just one thing is that the countdown at the top is a bit distracting. Please keep up the content and can you do a vid on unintended side. It's so frustrating to my game. Go Jas 💯

[@stopdrinkingleftskoolaid6510]

I just subscribed based on this video. Great teaching methodology.

[@luismorar698]

Great video!!! that was a very good explanation now it's time to put on practice! Thanks Jasmine!!

[@vincent6692]

Great basic video. New stardard.

[@7hkey]

Thank you! 'till now, I've always wondered what "english" meant when the commentators used it!

[@cliffkuchenga7175]

Great content, been using these techniques they are quite helpful when you're in tight positions I always pocket almost any ball on the table provided i apply left english though i end up with not so good position on next shot , maybe because I'm right handed

[@johnblixt4740]

You should consider a Patreon page where your followers can engage and build their skills. Love your channel and way of approaching the game.

[@qn6673]

awesome breakdown, thank you Jasmin!

[@Emily-pm2vf]

This is so helpful! I just started using English, and I would love to see a video that talks more about the dynamics of English. So, for example I've heard the cue ball changes its spin if it hits non-consecutive rails, it changes the spin? Or what do different travel cue ball and object ball travel paths look like with different kinds of English.

[@alamoman444]

thanks queen!

[@stevewinston8003]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge, always good videos.

[@weldabar]

My head spins when I try to understand this. Another type of spin in German "du spinnst" (you're crazy). Jasmin, thank you for the tutorial.

[@TrickshotTimeHeiko]

Dein Kanal gefällt mir richtig gut Jasmin👍👍 Woher hast du diesen großen 9 Ball ? Ich wünsche dir noch eine schöne Woche und LG Heiko

[@jdhsingi]

Wonderful explanation....thank your sharing.

[@kennaharrison603]

good video I am trying to understand all of this ugh! I will need to watch this video over several times to absorb all the info. Would it be possible to see those same shots from your view as to see where you strike the ball and watch the ball's path to the object ball? Thanks

[@andreabocchi6676]

I asked exactly the same, because with the camera in front of her it's very difficult for us, viewers, to understand the concept of right and left, as her right seems to be left and vice versa

[@familyharakiri4281]

Ich bedanke mich das war sehr hilfreich video danke vielmals

[@andreabocchi6676]

Very interesting video, thanks! However in my opinion your explanations and what's happening on the table would be more easily understandable if you put the camera behind you and not in front, because with the camera in front the concept of right and left gets much more difficult to understand as your right is on the left of the viewers and your left is on their right, which makes everything more complicated. Instead if you put the camera behind you your point of view is the same of your audience and what you see as right and left is seen also by the audience in the same way. Being the concepts of this lesson quite difficult for beginners, I think that the camera placed behind you would make everything a lot easier...

[@arturcuryllo5832]

I love how she didn't beg for subs, but instead let the SU SCRIBE WORD, flicker for a fraction as she was saying "key words". Smart!

[@DanLeniwiec]

Super condenced. I like it ;)

[@navsingh9406]

Great video but I would liked some info in regards to changing your aim for a shot when using a shot with side spin. Maybe a possible future video?? Dankeschön!!

[@byroncole8797]

Great video! Thank you!

[@rheineadithia9189]

Thank You! Really great topic and explanation! can you elaborate more on spin and cut induced throw? I always struggle potting a side cut hit, adding English to my stroke just confuses me more, like the ball has its own mind.

[@matthewhamilton1833]

I've been trying to use spin for years and i just realized that i don't consistently use the same type of spin. I would randomly choose to use either front or back hand spin and because of that i think it's made my shots allot less consistent. Now I'm going to choose one method and stick with it so my shots will have more consistency.

[@fareface]

Great lesson, taught well

[@mikepurdon9721]

I learned something today thank you