Pool Drill: Two Center Table Drills

[@Diasx]

Great demo of this drill Chris. The overhead shot, combined with the graphics work makes it clear and precise to visualize the target zone as you shoot. The overhead cam should be here to stay in all your videos. It’s a great angle for the live straight pool as well.

[@PostUp_Time]

*DO YOU KNOW WHAT LITTLE CHRIS HATES?* *WHEN HE IS GETTING A BLOW J* *_AND THE "GUY" SNEEZES_* LMFAOOOO_* _LIL CHRIS HATES THAT_

[@nsharony]

Great video Chris! The post-production effects vastly add to the quality of the video and help to drive the lesson home

[@milvolts1]

Simple, clear demonstrations on those drills. You are a great teacher. Really enjoy all your videos.

[@luke_atthat]

Great demonstration, THANK YOU !

[@kennethberger1434]

I will try this next weekend

[@lonniehatfield6006]

A Drill I Can Try With The Icue Ball That I Have!!!!

[@lewismetzger5622]

Thanks Chris - two great center table drills.

[@reecelewis6377]

Thank you for the video Chris you keep it so simple and easy to follow please keep them coming

[@valentenicoletti3622]

Nice drills

[@vividpsychosis8222]

Great video thank you!

[@idapilardejesus3871]

Excellent. Thanks.

[@robertcrase9759]

great vid love the over head cam

[@amisingh49]

Thanks for the two great drills. How do you get the table markers so perfectly lined up?

[@LilChrisPoolPlayer]

I use laser levelers to line everything up perfectly! 👍

[@nealhollis943]

What is the best way to clean up my stroke and Stance and preshot routine...thanks neal from rincon ga

[@LilChrisPoolPlayer]

The bottle drill is good for cleaning up your stroke. Take a bottle and practice shooting into the bottle without touching the bottle. The opening of the bottle is your "cue ball". Stroking to the middle of the bottle, without touching the bottle, practices your follow through. For stance and preshot routine, I would record yourself and shoot the same shot multiple times. Then go over the recording to see if you keep doing everything the same way. If you're not, you should be able to figure out what to fix.

[@marthalavigne1651]

Neat, will have to try that

[@EVpOol]

Hi Chris, what kind of cameras are you using for the front and for the 🐦 view?

[@LilChrisPoolPlayer]

The equipment I use to make my videos can always be found in the description box. Webcams: amzn.to/3yw6Kvn GoPro Hero 8: amzn.to/3kdXlFE

[@nlwin7789]

Thank you!

[@ronthepoolstudent]

Good stuff Lil’ Chris 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@fugglesme4186]

Nice video Chris. Question: what are the dots in the rack area?

[@LilChrisPoolPlayer]

Residue from clear reinforcement labels I used as a "template" rack with 1000s of straight pool attempts on them. My felt is about 4 years old now, and I'm hoping to get it changed really soon.

[@Corner4Billiards]

Thanks

[@yes2crypto]

How much do you account for throw when you use inside spin?

[@LilChrisPoolPlayer]

I don't really unless I'm hitting more than half the object ball

[@CueballcontrolSometimes]

I like to do the 2nd drill, starting at the outermost spots, moving the balls in a spot with each re-spotting. One completed set is stepping in to meet the target zone and back out to the starting point. Starting over with any missed balls.

[@wilfredsanchez9617]

Congrats on 100k 🎉 as a 6 year pool player I've used many of your techniques. And have won a few tournaments. Thanks for all your help.

[@AnotherMomentWithDave]

Great Video Chris thank you so very much! Do you have a video that explains why the top,, left spin or right did what it did to the cue ball "off the rails? I understand that top spin make the ball roll after hitting the object ball, And stun stops the cue ball and draw pulls it back but lost after that?

[@LilChrisPoolPlayer]

Here's an older video of mine that should help answer your question kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6LbnZKbe9iHZ9k

[@AnotherMomentWithDave]

@@LilChrisPoolPlayer Thank you so muck Chris!!!

[@bsteg8769]

How do you apply draw? I want to draw!!

[@LilChrisPoolPlayer]

Check out this older video of mine kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3fSiJmKZ86dntk

[@SenseiNatePlaysPool]

Good stuff man! I’m enjoying the drills content. ;)

[@kentsears1429]

Great to see you back with an instructional video. The first drill is one of my favorites, though I still struggle with speed control. I haven’t tried the second one. The third drill, which you didn’t demonstrate, is a real bugger.

[@wilfredsanchez9617]

Sad to not see you use the preadator tuxedo cue any more thats my favorite cue I've seen you use .. i would love to purchase it from you. If you would ever part with it.

[@sim672]

where can i get the reinforcement dots you are using on the table in this video?

[@LilChrisPoolPlayer]

Those are just generic reinforcement labels that you can get from any office department area or store.

[@sim672]

That’s what I thought they were lol but didn’t know if there was some special kind you needed because they are being used on the pool table felt! Thanks & I love your vids very helpful!

[@USNBOT]

Love this, I'll include in my warm up before league play from now on!

[@johnmendez3084]

How is your new cloth?

[@LilChrisPoolPlayer]

Quicker and slicker than I'm used to 😜

[@hectormontalvo9124]

Great drill. I will be trying this out. Appreciate it man 😀

[@pool.universe]

Great drills! Well done on pointing out how important the centre of the table is.

[@aliamir9292]

I like pretty much this drill, hopefully we’re gonna get more soon

[@gman5051]

This looks like a great drill ..Thanks ! lil Chris

[@jbart9309]

Love the overhead view. One recommendation: your sticker placements don’t look totally exact. Get two cheap laser levels - I bought a pair of Amazon brands for $14 apiece - to line up your stickers almost perfectly. Has helped me a lot.

[@LilChrisPoolPlayer]

The stickers are laid with a laser level

[@jbart9309]

@@LilChrisPoolPlayer Hah! Should have figured you being that precise. Sometimes overhead views can be a bit deceiving to the eyes. Hated doing stickers for drills until I got the levels.

[@ThePrufessa]

A good third version is to mix the object ball positions up so that you're doing both techniques in each drill. Which would be more realistic from a game standpoint where you're going to have balls in different positions to make as you progress through a rack.