How to analyze missed shots

This video is about how to analyze your missed shots. Find out why you made that mistake. Only then you can work on the issue.
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[@kirpalite]

Dear Jasmine: You are by far the best online teacher of pool ever! I was a teacher trainer for many years (not in pool). You know the basics of teaching: 1. Use simple language. 2. Show examples. 3. Talk clearly and slowly,. 4. Don't talk down to your students. 5. Don't show off. You've got it all! (Plus, you have a superb personality.) Thank you for setting a great example.

[@johnm.runyon3682]

Tor Lowry is pretty good.

[@Erich_U]

Besides the reasons mentioned by Jasmin, I found three more that make me miss shots: 1. Applying spin to shots that actually don't need it 2. Playing too hard on long shots 3. Thinking too much about the object ball and its path and losing focus on my stroke and cue action.

[@rniechicag3323]

definitely bro

[@richardparker7168]

Thanks for all you do Jasmine!

[@TheJammerman]

I miss for all four of these reasons.😢

[@terrythomas4407]

I like how you think through problems or situations. Great job!

[@tessp100d4]

Jasmine… thanks for all you do. You are really helping my game. I’m getting better by the day from your drills.

[@truss6282]

Thanks for your time. Enjoyed it!!

[@sethrotrials]

Your explanations and structure of teaching (and humor) are awesome! Please keep doing these videos! Would love to see more recaps and explanations of your past successful and missed shots in professional events. Either way, thanks for putting these videos together for us!

[@ngsaichin1]

The other way to look at missing shots are 3 main reasons. 1. Mental (whether you do not respect the game or your opponent, play under pressure etc., 2. Aiming (wrong aiming method or compensation techniques (throw, spin, pace etc.) that you do not care too much and lastly 3. Execution problems (pre-shot routine, stroke, timing, how to exert force on the shot etc.). I think every player should recall why he/or she missed shots and make corrections on the fly. Thanks for this video, it is useful and ring the bell for most of our problems.

[@mikepurdon9721]

I've seen alot of pro pool players make videoes and you are the best by far. Good clear info, demonstration, relaxed delivery and most important is you humorous attitude, charm and beautiful smile. Keep having fun doing them and keep up the smile!

[@eliluso]

Liebe Deine Mimik. Danke für viele tolle Momente. Mit 57 nochmal das Spiel zu lernen hat was!! Danke dafür😌

[@bradreading7122]

Great video. One of your best. Thanks.

[@omarb.3843]

Dear Jasmin, thank you for helping me become a better player, I have learned so much from your videos!

[@michaelshortridge6379]

Jasmine i've watched most of your videos. You have unique sense of humor the way explain everything. Thank you😊😊

[@simplepez]

Thank you Jasmin. I needed the reminder to forgive myself when I miss.

[@physicsguybrian]

Jasmin, you are the best! Thank you for... well... being you!!! Great advice, wonderfully expressed, and just a beautiful person through and through! You literally radiate positivity!!!!!

[@terenceortini8197]

Thank you great tutorial

[@vincent6692]

Great video. Great tips.

[@suewoo5]

@5:16 she does her best albin impression 😂

[@ABikerLife]

That is a real good video. I find women to be great teachers. I took a lesson with a local female pro (Houston) and really did not think I got much out of it except a wiggle in my transition.. I was dead wrong,, That lesson straightened out some bad habits and changed my game. Really liking this series.

[@juliomac8497]

Where do you get lessons in houston if you don't mine me asking. I'm about an hour away from the city.

[@danielwallace2095]

You help me tremendously. Thank you 🙏🙏

[@BlakesPipes]

You did it, great job on subs. Keep it up and use it for your future work. Congratulations. 😊

[@larryn1929]

Back to the basics is always good!

[@HillbillyIslandLife]

You r very talented in many ways!

[@robertgivensjr5282]

I’ve been trying to get better at pool I’m on the APA league. The last session was not good at all I won 2 games out of 6 games. I’ve been watching your videos over and over to make sure I didn’t miss anything and this fall session I’ve won 5 games out of 5 matches thank you for your videos

[@ulfbackstrom9002]

Wow! Yesterday I saw a match you won 2009, a semifinal against Jasmine Lee... I saw a video with you 2 days ago and NOW I see your name and see it was you and her... I am a REAL beginner so I like to smak up everything you are teaching! Tack... Ulf from Sweden

[@riefler0220]

Love your content!!!❤❤❤

[@thegodofpez]

Great tutorial! Another big reason one misses shots is when they’re drinking and commiserating with friends. I find this to be my biggest deflector. I don’t practice drills enough, I always just end up playing friends, which is just playing pool, not practicing it.

[@bamawon7040]

I absolutely love watching your videos

[@keeblerkelloggs]

More great tips, thanks!

[@nafeesrahman5611]

Thank you for being so cool and amazing! Your videos really help. 😊

[@villekoskela5443]

Thanks for this video Jasmin 😀

[@ngsaichin1]

One thing I found is that players do not dive into the physics of pool. They think that the balls (esp the CB) will obey their order (which is in their mind). With a lot of ego and pride, most shots failed or no "skill improvement" even played for years and years. We need patience and discipline, we need to respect all physical constraints and respect our opponent, right? Thanks for your video, it is good!

[@roncharbonneau797]

Love your videos. To me, the difference between an average player and a great player. They can still win with Number 4 happening.

[@susannia7039]

Fantastic video!

[@ec6739]

Your videos have been trouw era s pragmatic ,so thank u for that and a compliment :u re still to much fun to watch and probally not so single ,stay well

[@user-sl6cc8wd1q]

I like your way of explaining things simply and the solutions to these problems , you are the best . I am following you from KSA my regards :)

[@mangyanvlogger3694]

where do you play in KSA bro, any tournament?

[@gpayneinc]

These are well done.

[@victorzeng574]

I needed this video. I was in a local competition last night and I lost 7-0 to a opponent who is 2 levels lower then me and he fluked the 9 ball 3 times. Partly also I missed 2 straightforward 9 ball that I usually pot it consistently during practice.

[@darrenhadden1037]

Great video and good luck ahead on the tables 🎉❤

[@samphilipp4997]

Thanks gal for the great videos 👍

[@KevinHale-oh7mc]

Great Demo 💚👍

[@rockymilner3286]

I love your tutorials. You are awesome at communicating in a way that keeps my attention. I just want to say thank you. 8:10 est USA

[@stefanoskoutsoftas5330]

very helpful

[@jasonh3109]

You’re so so great! I can’t get enough of the info ans how you present it is both funny and amazingly helpful. Keep up the great work, but also… go win a few more world titles!!💃💃💃💪💪💪💪🤓

[@kenhall3851]

Always enjoy your videos and humour! Thank you! Can you tell me where you got the ghost ball tool that you set on top of the object ball!!!?? I've been looking for those for nearly 18 years now. Hal Houle had one but didn't think they were available anymore and couldn't remember where he got it.

[@logic368]

Champions tend to think in the bigger picture vs us mere mortals. Champions tend to take things in stride - eg “I made a judgment error and underestimated the deflection and will aim thicker on similar shots next time” vs “omg I was so STUPID and if I could have just made that stupid easy ball I’d be on the hill right now!”

[@tarcisiocoach9667]

Excelent video.

[@jarrets2292]

Jasmin, good stuff, simply put, PS good showing at the Michigan Open. Hope to see you next year!

[@barbaracarragher7012]

I play for fun 😊. I do like to win though. If I loose, I loose and let it go 😊. Love your videos.

[@alvingonzaga302]

Hi jasmin... Your a great player.. Im always watching your game..

[@Lgkl473]

You make great videos and I've learned and enjoyed them. My game is better. Thank you Jasmine! lg

[@shanillramos8812]

Great tutorial 👌 👍 ❤😂

[@JerryLee..]

Improvement starts with identification and root cause analysis. Without it, improvement can take much longer than needed, if if happens at all.

[@jangeerali4424]

You tecineqes are very good I really like your shorts🎉🎉🎉

[@tuningspets]

Подача информации как всегда супер!!! Спасибо за шикарное видео.

[@carlosbaston7183]

Love the videos and content. What pencil do you use to mark your table? I use one that is hard to come of at times without a lot of rubbing and a damp towel and looking for one that is easier to remove. Thank you.

[@JStreetHorns007]

Nice

[@orlandobrooks3548]

I would love to play against you one day... I admire all your games! Keep up the good work!

[@johngies4024]

Great video. If possible, video your game and look at your flaws. Really helped me to improve my stance and stroke.

[@NefariousMinds]

The two catalysts for me was to develop a process that takes care of many of the fundamentals, and only focus on repeating the process. Not being concerned on make the ball. Making the shot is a side effect of repeating that process well. The second catalyst, is attitude. With the right attitude, you should feel a good amount of pressure in which, if you remain confident and focused, you will rise above your average skill. I'm mean you have to really want it and take it seriously but also leave emotions out of the equation, no matter the opponent or score. If you experience emotions, whether positive or negative, then you are living in the past or future. Which means you are not in the present moment, and your focus on your task will be subpar. When it's your turn, come into it like your the boss! You're the master! Breathe and believe baby!

[@Tuffmoney76]

Jasmin you're the best

[@hbgstorm]

Love your videos, could you teach us more about the mental game why we play so good when we practicing , for several months and then a turnament starts and EVERYTHING i learned is like i never practiced a day before the turnament everything is difficult it takes like 50 % of my abilities , why is that ? I know the more turnaments we play the better it gets but is there any other reasons ?

[@thais3560]

Damn! I think I’m in love 😢

[@teddygrance2202]

Jasmine you are awesome and sooo beautiful. Thank you for taking ur time to share your knowledge. You have some great videos. One of my problems is when to use side spin to help make the ball. Sometimes it helps but sometimes I think it hurts me make the ball. But thanks again and I look forward to ur next video

[@bertblue9683]

You Rock!

[@mcraewrx]

Just watched Albin's match against Yapp earlier this evening sitting next to Pia and Joshua who were actually sitting in my reserved seats. First time at a pro event. Absolutely loving it and hope Albin gets out of the 1 loss side.

[@NefariousMinds]

Did you ever pick a pool name Jasmine? Should be, Jasmine "The Boss" Ouschan I have been watching you play since I was a small child, and this name fits your demeanor so well!

[@5555grumpy]

What was that plastic ball aimer to used on that one shot in the intro?

[@BillarRD]

Which camera do you use to make your Jamsin videos?

[@janetjones1970]

So would a low deflection cue help with some of this as well?

[@buddypikey9086]

My depth perception is bad. It was hard to play Frisbee with friends growing up. Is there anything I can do to help? My leaves are good but I nipple my pocket

[@stefantenhave2733]

That were 4 of the 21 reasons I miss xD

[@fubufb420]

That is a badass shirt... I'm gonna get1.

[@Psprowl91]

To go to Austria and wherever she resides, and do a weekend clinic or a week long clinic with the best. Would be dope

[@sanelempofana5103]

Hi Jasmine do you think BHE and FHE are good when aiming with side spin?

[@ngsaichin1]

BHE is when you hit hard, FHE is when you hit soft.

[@chronispoulesis2884]

Hi jasmin how u prepare your self before a tournament 🎱🎱 and do u focus more on the brake ! Or u working on particular drills on the table 🫵👊

[@apexpredatorbilliardstraining]

Love you 😘 has. Dope content is all I can say

[@james1795]

Only dopes use dope.

[@apexpredatorbilliardstraining]

@@james1795 wasn’t there something in the lesson that you could have replied to other than my comment! Did you learn anything from was jas explained

[@james1795]

@@apexpredatorbilliardstraining. Yes. Your immaturity shows you need to grow up.

[@apexpredatorbilliardstraining]

@@james1795 bro! Take a chill pill 💊 and go learn to play pool

[@james1795]

@@apexpredatorbilliardstraining. I knew how to play pool before you were born. Not that YOU need to know.

[@jmfister]

Jasmin, I’d like to know what weight cue my 12 yr old nephew should use. He’s just a beginner and he is about 5’ tall and @100 lbs. thanks

[@trailerwookie]

If possible, take him to a billiards supply store and let him try out different cues. I wouldn't spend much on an initial cue. You can purchase some good cues for $100 USD or less that will work just great. If he decides to get serious as he gets older, he can upgrade to a better cue as needed. McDermott sells their LUCKY brand cues in that price range and I am sure others do as well. Let him grow naturally into the game. I have 3 nephews I have introduced to the game and a 4th that in his last visit, he tried using a small cue instead of just rolling the balls around with his hands.

[@kayleejohnson2499]

I am terrible at breaking, my husband has tried to help but I guess I just don't put enough power behind it? Would you be able to make a video talking a bit about that please? Maybe some tips? Thank you.

[@gregorytaylor697]

🙏💙🙏

[@lastdonuts]

#4 is hard

[@missoummohamed]

I add one very important thing, you should not always change the cue and play with different cues. Try to find one that suits you especially the weight

[@atalayefeangin]

Wisdom

[@soorgolf1234]

What was that tool @ 2:07?

[@katarzynawesolowska8149]

🤩🤩🤩🤩👏👏👏👏

[@vitalikliber]

Hello Jasmine Are you making your videos by yourself or do you have help? Thank you.

[@waelaltalaa]

You keep putting those 3 chalks in every other shot and my brain is going "She will announce the giveaway now!" 😅😅

[@agutanful]

What's that thing at 02:06?

[@christosnicolaou6165]

Hello. I have been playing pool around 20 years and i would say that i am well experienced. I watched hundreds of pool lessons and tutorials but yet i never saw a lesson of how to adjust your timing instantly in the game which is personally the reason why i mostly lose my shots. Because i don't play pool on a daily basis and my fundamentals are not consistently solid my main problem is timing and i cannot adjust it instantly on a set with an opponent. Do you have any tips for this or could you post a tutorial about this issue? Thanks in advance.

[@ngsaichin1]

I have an answer that might interest you. It is the speed that you play is NOT consistent. Try to play a little bit slow and FEEL the shot. Change to a better cue that suits your playing style. That could help. Have good time in pool game!

[@christosnicolaou6165]

@ngsaichin1 speed is different than timing mate. Its a complete different thing and timing(IMHO) is the most important part of the hole "technique" aspect.

[@twentytimes6502]

You should do some lifestyle vlogs and stuff with health and fitness to mix it up

[@ngsaichin1]

Another video relating to missing shots: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZCkYoeoab6WfNU

[@richardclingempeel6111]

1. I didn't aim. 2. I didn't take my time 3. I didn't follow through 4. I hit it too hard

[@gr8momba]

Jokes on you. I'm not human.

[@james1795]

Lame.

[@valentenicoletti3622]

😉 just let it go

[@busuulwaIsmail-t6y]

Hi

[@silenthunger3472]

If you miss a shot it is because of something you did wrong.

[@user-op8tf2ft8o]

日本語字幕あったらうれしいです！

[@ap3shot]

Pool is the hardest game ever, its impossible to be perfect on this game.

[@Daegansthing]

I’d argue golf. But pool is easily a close second

[@PerfectMarketingNow]

I really don't like #4