Master Cue Ball Control: Secrets of Position Play for Winning at Pool Over 4 Million Views!

[@chrishardee8487]

I've been playing pool for over 40 years, and this is by far one of the very best instructional videos I've ever seen. Basic fundamentals and practice (especially prior to league/tournament play) will always help with inconsistencies and increase your chances at finishing with a win. I always allow myself a minimum of 30min prior to league, or tournaments to practice my stance & stroke.

[@gmanwaseverywhere2104]

I had the luxury of learning many of these billiard basics from an old friend of mine, now deceased, who owned a pool hall in St. Petersburg, FL for many years. The first day I walked into his empty hall, he asked me if I wanted to play. "Sure," I said with a confident and cocky tone, "let's play some straight pool." I soon regretted my cockiness when he ran 56 on me, stone cold, with a cue I soon learned he had made himself in his cue shop in the back of his hall. That was 1981. Needless to say, I was in such humbled awe that, days later, I asked him to help me become a better player. Well, after he laid out some strict teacher/student rules I had to agree to, such as, "when I teach you the way to do something on a pool table, don't ever say to me that your dad or uncle or whoever said to do something their way because I won't teach you anything more, because when I tell you the way to do something, it is the right way. Period." I listened and I learned and he did remake me as a player by first correcting my long held bad habits, such as a weak stance, my poor stroke and especially my incorrect bridge hand positions, one of which he referred to as my crab claw. "Control whitey," he'd say as he'd hold up the cue ball, "that's what it all come down to." Then he'd show me ball control exercises he had learned early. What a fountain of knowledge he was and I was so lucky to have him in my life as my teacher. We became friends for all the years since and I've looked to the heavens every time I pick up one of my cues I got from him, and now treasure, and I thank him for his oh so wise instructions. His name was Tom Gennari, a WW2 war hero and one of the greatest gentle men I can recall in my life. I am now 75 and miss his subtle kind ways of humorously pointing out how I could be a better player. RIP, my friend, Tommy Gennari. Tor, this is, by far, one of the best videos on the basics of pool that I've ever seen. Beautifully done. Simply tremendous.

[@ZeroXBilliards]

Thanks Gary! I appreciate that. Tom sounds like he really knew the game well.

[@gmanwaseverywhere2104]

@@ZeroXBilliards I've watched more of your videos since enjoying this one and I'm not kidding, Tor, they are the best I've ever seen. Yes, Tom was great in all respects of the game, and life. BTW, his pool hall was old school, no tv's, soft music playing, only 18+ yrs old allowed, soda and water only, and no cursing. It was all about one thing, respecting pool. And at least once a week, I and many of his friends would gather after he closed at 9 pm on Wednesdays, to enjoy playing the very social (betting) game of "golf" on one of his snooker tables. With 6-8, and sometimes more players in a game, you didn't lose much and could earn a modest amount, and of course bragging rights for the only winner. Usually Tom. Great fun and extremely instructive regarding cue ball control. At 75 now, I sure miss those days.

[@bobbystreet2672]

Your friend sounds like a great pool player and a great person. I've been taking lessons from a guy that sounds a lot like your friend. I'm 68 and thought I knew a little, I didn't! Luckily he's an amazing teacher and my game is much better!

[@khuramsy]

That's an amazing story..

[@gmanwaseverywhere2104]

@@khuramsy Thank you Khuram, Tommy was an amazingly good man, a quiet yet tough guy who commanded respect by his very kind nature. By the way, there were no TVs in his pool hall, just soft music mixed with the mesmerizing click of balls within the hush of respectful voices. And, no one under 18 allowed, with no cursing allowed either. Park Billiards was a magical place in my memory. RIP Tommy Gennari.

[@ChrisBarringer]

Been playing pool 26 years from wheellchair. Paralysed from chest down. Was a nightmare in the beginning but over time adapted. This video is really helpful. Everyday is a school day. Thanks for sharing 🤙

[@Pancake833]

wow you've been playing pool longer than i've been alive! its such a great game and i love how pool lets me make friends with people of all ages and backgrounds at the bars and pool halls

[@josheisert8380]

I guy named barbox Charlie would come to my local bowling alley to play in the weekly tournaments. He was a top wheelchair player and was one of the best in that particular tournament. Geez it's been like over twenty years but they had nice little tournaments with a Calcutta winner could get around two or 300. Congrats on overcoming and adapting and not giving up on something you enjoy.

[@JohnBrown-wr8co]

Hope you enjoy game mate😊

[@Zeriah.Lawson]

Bless you bro❤

[@ChrisBarringer]

@@JohnBrown-wr8co i do thoroughly i should post a frame or 2

[@thegodofisraellivingwords8497]

I enjoy your lessons. You break it down so simple, that anyone can catch on. You show us where we have to hit the ball. I love that! I am a 67 year old man learning how to control the cue ball. I just want to say I am very thankful for you. It has definitely help me on my journey. Thank you!

[@MegaGummybear234]

never too old to learn!! good luck, brother

[@wendellsamuel2967]

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[@MrMick9991]

I'm 57 years old and a occasional pool player, this is one the best 1 hour videos I have ever seen I have learnt so much has to improve my game when I practice what was taught. Thankyou very much.

[@mikeantoniades4686]

Today I watched this lesson. I was so impressed with the basic walk through of the basics. I spent a lot of time with the top English drill. I found it extremely helpful and the missing part of my game. It turns out today was also the first time I ran a rack in 8 ball following my new stance based on this lesson, arm/elbow alignment, rhythm and playing a lot of center cue ball shots. Thank you for making this video and for sharing with us all.

[@veronicahawthorne3452]

Omg, I have watched probably thousands of instructional videos over the last 17 years or so, whenever KZbin started. This man is GENIUS. He explains everything so clearly, it all makes sense. I had to subscribe. I’m a good player, but I want to take my game to the next level and I’m sure his videos will do just that. I wish I could afford lessons from him, but these free lessons I think will benefit me a lot also. I wonder if this man ever shot professionally. He’s fantastic! I will be saving this video in my favorites and watch it over and over for years to come. This is the holy grail of instructional pool videos! ❤ Tor, you are amazing. Thank you for sharing a little bit of your vast knowledge of this wonderful game. 🥰

[@cakins1986]

Many years later and this is still the GOAT of free pool lessons on KZbin.

[@fury88888]

I'm 19 and I am very enthusiastic to Pool. I used to think nearly all the sports were pointless, until last summer. After playing a cue-sport I just fell in love with it. It is not just a game to me anymore it is a sport. I love everything about it and I'm trying to get better every single day. It is now my dream being a pool player and playing in big official tournaments. I watch a lot of vids about billiards here on KZbin; pro matches, tips and I have to say this was one of the best I've seen among them. Thank you!

[@ZeroXBilliards]

Thanks Mozbel. Glad the video helped! Tor

[@justcallhoward]

This instructional video stands above all the rest. You break down the most complex ideas into several easy steps. I've been playing pool for many years and have taken lessons from different players but no one breaks it down like you, brother. Excellent work!

[@just-Banks]

What he said. This is the holy grail right here

[@Deep_Divers]

After viewing all the videos I could find from Tor on line I decided to purchase his video collection which comes with a ball pocketing training booklet. I am not disappointed. His style of teaching is excellent and I especially like how he shows what most new players do incorrectly. The videos are top notch and will take me quite some time to put into practice as there is just so much information. Great job Tor!

[@ZeroXBilliards]

Thanks! Glad the videos have helped:) Tor

[@dk7125]

I remember this dude & this very video way back! After watching & practicing from this video 400 times my skill level jumped 300% within month or two! I always think of this guy & this video when I'm waxing ppl! Ppl always ask how did I get so good I always recommend this video! So great of him to take the time to make this video! I've been wanting to thank him for so many years now! You don't need to watch 30 videos just focus on this one! Thank you for this great video & sharing your years experience!

[@ZeroXBilliards]

Glad it helped! Tor

[@Crazeyfor67]

This guy might not be as well known as some of the top players, but these lessons are second to none. And I've been playing pool for 50 years.

[@elatuscredo3880]

I have to agree entirely! I haven't played 50 years only 18 but I didn't have mentors and teachers. This guy just took 18 years and made it a 1 hr video.

[@christopherjessngo629]

I really love the way this guy teaches it simplify everthing

[@carlpen850]

@ Crazyfor67... when I was 7 my favorite uncle installed a regulation slate table in his basement, both he and my father were pool sharks and I received all these lessons as a little kid... and I would practice for hours on end. By the time I was 11 I was running tables in 8 ball. When I was in junior high I remember spending a whole year doing nothing but practicing banks shots... I would set up racks and every shot had to be banked in... when you can make banks with confidence and maintain position for your next shot then you become pretty hard to tie up by an opponent. P S... those dots or diamonds shapes on the outside of the rails are there for a reason and not just decorations. 2 very important things my uncle taught me early on was #1 how to read a table before I even took my first shot and #2 HOW and when to actually miss a shot. Lastly... I've ALWAYS been a good sport, besides pool is just a game, it's not life and death... so I've always been a gracious looser but even more important a gracious winner.

[@abdulfikri6179]

Playing about 50 years but knowing nothing that just useless

[@stevecrazy9491]

I agree totally. I am amazed on his lessons. Very few pool players teach center , good video.

[@elizabethdawncrable8662]

In the last few weeks I have watched multiple teaching videos. This video is by far the best of all.

[@InterWebGuy99]

Outstanding job of covering things a beginner should be aware of as they start to build their playing skills. Good refresher for experienced players too.

[@ammoalamo6485]

Thanks again to Tor for the great instruction. There is nothing quite like it available anywhere, in terms of the entire available sets depth of instruction. Before I found Tor's lessons I tried to learn from the Dr. Dave videos, but those did not give me the full understanding of the game. With the Dr. Dave KZbin vids I was learning snippets, whereas with Tor I began to learn the whole game of rotation-style pool, including drills to improve basic skills. I think the inflection of Tor's voice adds a unique element to his lessons - he is neither demanding, nor strident, nor angry, nor overly critical of areas where he knows many people fail to play properly. It makes for a calm, relaxing lesson that is easy to absorb. I bought the Secrets I - III package shortly after I discovered them sometime after 2007. The price was very reasonable, especially compared to other video instruction that usually was sold on DVD. What I like most is the huge number of free KZbin videos that Tor offers, almost the complete basics set, and large snippets of every skill set he teaches. You can watch or download from YT and judge for yourself if the great instruction and modest prices of a complete set will fit your needs.

[@ZeroXBilliards]

Thanks Ammo! I appreciate the kind words. If you don't have the latest release let me know and I can send it to you. The new release has several videos on pattern play, defense, and drills. Thanks again, Tor

[@BladeRunner-td8be]

There are a ton of great instructors that I've found on the Internet. The amount of ground he covers is incredible. Every moment of the videos I have seen is packed with none stop great instruction. He's like a machine gun with an endless supply of bullets where the bullets represent shared pool knowledge. Tor is one of the top 2 and the only reason the other instructor might be better is because of the sheer volume of work he has done. And Tor is most likely a more accomplished pocket billiards player, meaning he would most likely win in a match between the two. But don't get me wrong, they both shoot at a very advanced level.

[@michelasilva5342]

who's the other guy?

[@hellharold]

@@michelasilva5342 Dr Dave billiards, I guess

[@cryptonator1988]

@@hellharold or sharivari not sure.. dr dave is pretty damn good but i have a feeling tor is still way better the guy played on the pro tour and learned from all the top pros..

[@hellharold]

@@cryptonator1988 the guy mentioned the volume of work done. I'm sure Dave has a lot more of information shared than sharivari, a university as he likes to call it.

[@madmarvdesigns]

I want to see FX Billiards vs. Dr Dave vs. Tor Lowry vs Sharivari.....battle of KZbin instructors but Niels Feijen can't participate since he's like the only the top ranked pool player that does KZbin videos...I saw Neils Feijen beat Shane Van Boening, Jayson Shaw, Albin Ouschan, Joshua Filler, and all those other top ranked pool players Feijen beat them all

[@YKGautam-t4q]

Stance Fundamentals : 5:44 Store Drill : 18:41 Various : Stance : 26:46 Bridges : 29:33 Fine Tune Aiming : 36:47 Stroke Using Center/Spin : 45:14 Finding Center : 53:28 Missing Long Shots : 54:06 High Action : 01:03:28

[@parahype]

This is my favorite pool tutorial. I came across it when I first started playing pool. It's been 4 years now, and I still come back to it from time to time to further develop my game. The part on stance and stroke have been especially helpful. Thanks, Tor Lowery

[@FronxBoss]

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[@shawtyduwop9687]

Is you in a league

[@Koduhs]

The stroke is the MOST important part of pool. After that repetition can solve any other issue quite easily.

[@parahype]

@@Koduhs 100%

[@jzag0715]

Thank you, Tor! You’re videos have truly been helping me be more consistent, and confident. I’m starting to understand my own game much better!!

[@bjarkenielsen8515]

I bought Tor's e-book about pool when I started playing pool 4 years ago. It gave me a full overview of the learning proces from beginner to upper-intermediate level. I truly recommend it.

[@BladeRunner-td8be]

Thank you for all the instructional videos. Been playing for many years and I always learn something new from each video regardless of the skill level intended. I especially respect words from accomplished players like yourself. Not to say lesser skilled players necessarily deserve to be ignored. Many do create good instructional videos. But the videos created by yourself are some of the best I've ever seen. Cheers

[@ZeroXBilliards]

Thanks Harry, I appreciate that!

[@billmedlock118]

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[@kylenavarra9522]

Watched this 9 years ago and learned a lot. Watching this again because i have returned to pool. Thank you and by the way you have a beautiful cue. I love wrapless

[@rayl3479]

I know this video was 7yrs ago but I just now understand the fundamentals of billiards. From the basic to the highest level. This video helps me a lot. I’ve seen so many tutorials but this is the only one teach you from ABC…

[@stevecrazy9491]

AGAIN, best teaching video on youtube. THE BEST Video I ever seen. Two thumbs up and lessons are not cheap and this information is free.

[@eddiesmurfy]

This expose is probably the best Pool shooting tutorial on KZbin. Ive watched this several times and my game has improved greatly. Thanks @Tor!

[@robertchambers9237]

Really informative. This is a video to watch over and over

[@frankcaldas445]

This is an incredible video for beginners and intermediate players who have never taken a lesson and want to improve their mechanics.

[@sdnnhy8421]

This is an excellent instructional video. Thank you. After 30 years playing, I learned a ton.

[@whitigir]

Thank you very much, and I started playing pool when I was much younger, but only mimicking what people do and never grasped the fundamentals of it. Later on I tried finding books and never got it either. But your videos have demonstrated many things that I never got. Most importantly, you pin pointed the faults of why someone got inconsistent. I thank you very much for this valuable video. Now playing pool is more fun and also challenging rather than “just do it and leave it to faith” as what I had always done.

[@jeffgilroy4244]

Great teaching video, easy to understand and well produced. Been playing for long time but never really put any effort into my game. Now I am looking to put sometime into my game and this video was a great find.

[@sandrapallister-er1kl]

I'm a snooker player and this gent is explaining the physics for all of us. Thank you for giving me my confidence back!

[@PoolDreamsTV]

This is so great. I wanted to do the stroke drill again. I found it in like 10 seconds looking up Tor Lowry fundamentals. Great channel and stellar content and organization 👍. Thank you ☀️

[@edlacap3714]

Great lesson, I’m 61 years old and I started playing billiard just for fun, thanks so much.

[@tylergaddy7410]

This man's form is LEGENDARY. My shot percentage went up nearly 10% off watching his form alone. Fantastic video! Learned a lot, thank you.

[@dustinwalters3087]

He learned under a player named Dallas West. You should youtube/google Dallas West my friend :)

[@ruslihan]

i think even paid service couldn't be this clear in practice or perfecting the shots. Really great and best ever guidance to play pool.

[@idrusrasyidi305]

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[@Frogbillards]

I do not know how many times I have watched this video. If I've seen it once I watched it 50 times. I'm really not sure how many hours .? I have put in learning that Center ball shooting. that you start off in this video with. I'm becoming more confident. it's due to me watching your videos repeatedly. Are the DVD still available. I would be interested if so. Thank you for the awesome instructions. You are right about one thing. You do make learning much easier then most.. 👍👍

[@scrimshawscribe5203]

A comment Tor Lowry made at 45:02 in video sticks: “Understanding what side of the pocket lines you need to be on to move the cue ball around the table is one of the key components to building a strong run-out game.”

[@christopherjessngo629]

When you 1st said playing should be played automatic i said to myself this guy dont know the hell he's taking about, so i go as usual play the game as i normally would but i know somethings missing i just cant point it out what it is. But when i saw a interview with shane and i heard him say he put in a lot of hours of practicing everyday so comes the game everything goes automatic and thats when it his me i remember you 1st saying that.i mean i practice a lot but not to the point that my brain register it and become automatic. Bro your really simply the great. ive watched almost all your vids.good luck to you hope you reach more of us out there cause your technique is the BEST EVER. THANKS

[@ZeroXBilliards]

Thanks Christopher! I appreciate that.

[@pricepugeva474]

Thanks for the pool billiards lessons. Really appreciated it. It helps me learned how to play well and also identified areas that need improvement.

[@khuramsy]

Awesome lesson. Mastery in teaching. And some real practical issues covered here. Totally appreciate your efforts in putting this together. We'll done.

[@bibenken4185]

thank you good guy,,, last time i lost my game against my most enemy,,, after follow up your videos and practice a lot ,, i beat himm,,, all videos change my life and the way i play,, my god bless youu

[@ilikepoolreally5948]

Because of this video my game improved! Thank you so much!

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[@gerardocaro2138]

Great video play pool every now and then but forgot the fundamentals memory came back I'm ready to play again thank you for the tips

[@ZeroXBilliards]

Thanks Mammer, glad the video helped!

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[@stevenmadden671]

I’ve been playing pool for 2 years. I’m only 14 and I find the game of pool very fun but very hard too. I usually run 3 racks when I actually try. This helps a whole lot. Now I have natural position and even my aiming has improved. Very helpful video.

[@GasCanZa]

Amazing editing. Thank you sir for all your efforts and excellent lessons

[@ZeroXBilliards]

Thanks Peet!

[@maulssalvador9244]

really lovable video. i've been learning pool for years by self-taught only. this is second to none

[@jimboman1]

Must watch for complete novice through top league players. Excellent video, THANKS Tor!

[@ZeroXBilliards]

Thanks Jim!

[@rosariocosme3183]

THANK YOU .! FOR GAVE ALL THESE LESSONS I BEEN LEAN ALOT FROM YOU SKILL ALWAYS WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS AND AFTER PRACTICE ALL YOUR DRILL.THANK YOU .! GOD BLESS YOU.

[@mobiledetail4you]

Wow amazing video. Really helping understand so many of the things to gain better shooting, position play and over all building a better game. Thanks

[@Tupsx57]

This is a gem of a video. Loaded with so much learnings.

[@AlexChikomba-fe7ms]

I came across this video a couple of years back and my game has been improving since. Much appreciated. &

[@vangelis123]

i have all the videos and i watch them again and again...i've lost the count... but you never get bored watching them. I believe you are a great instructor an i wish i could train with you but i live in Greece...so... a bit difficult!! You always cover so many important things in a way that is so easy to follow and understand. The only thing i don't follow and practice from your videos is during the cue stroke...the tip touching the felt. It's a matter of preference maybe and what someone is getting used to...but in my opinion it is sth to avoid if possible. I had first seen this in a Mike Sigel instructional video and i used to stroke like this in the beginning. After a couple of years i had a training course from a very good professional pool instructor here in Greece and it was the first thing he told me to change regarding my stroke. My stroke since then is way better and the energy transfer to the cue is more efficient that way and also the aiming is more accurate(especially when ceing center ball or higher)...plus it also looks better i think :-) . Since then i have the tendency to notice this on someones stroke and i see that all the European and Asian players ...and most Americans now stroke this way..parallel cuing action and finish. I'm not trying to say it is 100% wrong when the tip is "diving" (as long as the cue is parallel when making contact with the cue ball) ... but i'd like your opinion regarding this. Is it sth like old school teaching ?? Is it maybe sth better for a beginner or it doesn't matter at all ??

[@ZeroXBilliards]

Hi Vangelis, thanks for writing. Tip going to the felt is just the result of a closed bridge and minimal elbow drop, so after the tip goes through the cue ball the closed bridge forces it toward the felt. If a player has elbow drop or a open bridge the tip may not go toward the felt which is fine. But both types of strokes are doing the same thing.

[@firefoxhits]

Only listened to your intro so far, but here's 10/10 for being a straight forward excellent instructor!!

[@juliedickinson7078]

WOW Everything I need to know! I just picked up several tips that will make my game easier. Thank you isn’t enough. 👍🏼

[@itachahades1593]

I've just started playing pool, and the first ever video I watched is how to aim, even though I learned I could not use the knowledge I learned because my body does not act right, after watching just 20 mins of this video, I can say I really improved, I haven't even watched it whole yet

[@DANTHETUBEMAN]

your center ball drills are helping me find center cue ball again.

[@sherylramey7533]

So glad I found your instructions. I can get great fundamentals from you. TNX, I will keep working on them ;) We just bought a table and having fun. After the first few points about feet placement and arm position, I watched my husband, he had these down already and is a pretty good player, having played many hours in his basement growing up. His Dad bought him well. I'm hoping to give him a run for his wins !! Great to find another thing we like to do together after 35 yrs.

[@senorkasper]

The best instructional video I've seen. Thank you very much, Tor

[@CT2507]

Great video! I wish I had this video when I was young and played a lot. Would have loved to practice all these techniques.

[@hoseasonga]

@Tor Lowry you a perfect teacher. I have learnt a lot from you.

[@timothylelonek6919]

Watched 15 minutes and learned a ton! Awesome video, Thank You, Thank You, Thank You. I'll be watching this entire video over and over.

[@bastianvanstigt6246]

Man this is all you need! Amazing instructions!

[@aronhegedus]

im definitely going to try that 9 ball drill from the "finding the center" part being a very poor player, Im happy when I can get 4 balls in a row tbh, and this should help.

[@aronhegedus]

update, I can now break and run 15 balls more times than not and I enjoy pool a lot:) But coming back to these videos to make sure I have all the basics covered

[@ernestmartinelli9604]

Great lesson. I have been talking about position play since 1994.

[@elizabethdawncrable8662]

Neglected to say thank you😊

[@urbangamer8321]

I got his tutorials and I can say they’re worth every dollar

[@sas4l176]

How and where do i get them?

[@urbangamer8321]

@@sas4l176 i think his website still up that’s where I got mine from

[@sas4l176]

@@urbangamer8321 thanks man keep shooting! This video real good

[@BabbittdaWabbitt]

Good fundamentals. Will be reviewing this in the coming weeks and months. Thank you !

[@2121toso]

One of the best pool videos I have seen. So much great information.

[@onetwoonetwo6670]

man this guy is good! Plus he explains things really well

[@malcom777]

Great Lesson! Thank you so much. I tried some of your tipps today and pocketed much better. Like magic ;)

[@niltomega2978]

Simply an excellent tutorial on the finer aspects of shooting pool

[@pastuh]

starts at 05:50

[@rcflightz2058]

Pure gold, thanks for making this!

[@Prasannakumar-yk7bf]

Great video Sir.

[@kyletomczak6126]

the production value is great

[@blazeandcyrus]

Great lessons, everyone can learn something to improve their game with your videos, thanks,

[@Fearless13289]

This is a good way to start being a good player in pool thanks for the tutorials

[@enriquebenzion6254]

video excelente,muy completo,con subtitulos en CASTELLANO, Y no en español,que no son para todos los que hablamos en CASTELLANO.- Y UN JUGADOR EXCELENTE,MUY BUEN PROFESOR y se entiende todo muy clarito.FELICITACIONES. lo voy a mirar 1000 veces. Aclaro que soy sordo .-

[@jacobjones5269]

We always did “free” lessons at $50 a game.. And it worked just fine..

[@Oiouyyt]

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[@jl2696]

Yep thats why pool is full of so many degenerates

[@jacobjones5269]

@@jl2696 First rule I learned at the pool hall… Don’t educate the suckers.. And here we are, 30 years later, and people just give away the store for free, on the internet.. All so everyone can play a tournament this weekend and pay some tournament director’s rent?!.. Lol.. They even do one pocket tournaments, now, if you can fucking believe that?!..

[@TrickshotTimeHeiko]

Dein Video hat mir geholfen die Ballkontrolle zu üben. Vielen Dank. Gruß Heiko

[@LeeBaldwin9]

Thank you so much I’ve watched this video several times

[@davidarchuleta8446]

Mr.Lowry,Thank You for this EXCELLENT Tutorial # 1 G R E A T !

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[@dknohoward6933]

🖐 I'll be your student!!! I believe I'd be a great asset to your channel. 58 yrs old, played all the big Champs, even efren Reyes 20yrs ago! Just moved from Vegas after living there 16yrs. I know many of the major players. Staked many good players. Never got my game advanced, I live in Washington state now, just got in from playing tournament 😖 Playing horrible, after being spotted all those yrs, and now haven't played for 5yrs sucks. Leave me a link

[@slicksouthpaw4962]

EXCELLENT VIDEO!! I'm joining a league soon, so these techniques will help a ton!! Thank you!!

[@ZeroXBilliards]

Thanks Slick!

[@brokensmile8487]

Wow, I've been searching for a well informative video and most certainly found it. He touches base on a lot. Thumbs up. 👍🏻

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[@seighart90]

wow.. all of my questions are answered here

[@JR-wt8gu]

Thank you for your video you have help many many people , especially those that have been struggling .

[@sultan_of_bahrain8241]

I wish i have seen your video before thanks to your video now i can play nicely and neatly and now im recommending other beginners to watch your video love from BAHRAIN 🇧🇭 👌👏❤

[@baljitsinghbaath4842]

Some great tips. Amazing video.

[@ZeroXBilliards]

Thanks Baljit!

[@SergLegit]

The when and whys of the techniques shown will no doubtedly help my game. Now....TO THE TABLE.

[@sharikarattankaulhangloo245]

These lessions r great source for learning

[@antonherbrata6738]

Wow Amazing your version lesson basic stroke to easy understand is very important, and from now i will tray it, thanks so much.. .

[@robertgomez7229]

Mr lowry you r an excellant instructor i may want to buy some videos r they difrent than the posted ones? Do u recommend the exact shot viking u use? And why ? Thanks again.

[@mourainezabate2448]

Sir gud day.! Tnx for the tutorial.. you have a great video and well explained. I had just noticed your cue that you used, does the exact shot vibrates when you hit a hard shot? Thank you so much sir?

[@ericshaw7859]

Is that shaft worth the money for 1) Aiming down the lines or 2) For becoming aware of cue stick twisting? Obviously the consistency with a split shaft is a definite upgrade however I am referring to more of the black separator.

[@ZeroXBilliards]

Hi, the lines are good for beginners so they can use them for aiming. Stronger players wouldn't use the lines for aiming. The lines do help in determining wrist turn so in that respect it's a good training tool.

[@shupingmotaung7860]

i have learned more that i ever expected,that's really Phenomenon,fantastic moves,Thank You,it has really build more confidence and lot of consistency

[@rossbideon]

You are a great teacher. Thank you. Much appreciated

[@dextertracy3739]

Tor thank you Not 0nly did I learn several valuable new types of specialty shots, you laid out the foundation to the game in a simple understandable fashion that can be used as a way to double check and correct or remind and reinforce these key elements to players of all levels

[@ZeroXBilliards]

Thanks Dexter!

[@dextertracy3739]

@@ZeroXBilliards Hi Tor ypur welcome and thank you . Ive watched your videos for years many numerous times and some a bit painfully as your students were doing pattern work but i put it on hold Zoom on in and check myself on how i would play out and its pretty much a ZEROX . I know I need to dig back down and do center ball training and groove my stroke like you show on your 14 day teaching efforts. . I have ADD to some degree so my time allotments would be in smaller increments but i know you have to put the work in and I do like to practice. I bought a 1945 Brunswick Anniversary edition Classic ( foot beauty im reconditioning to the Tee . My favorite art Deco looker with the large spun aluminum base , chrome bordered pockets Black Walnut I think. You just can se Frank and the boys hanging out with Marilyn and James Dean having drinks and playing a little pool. Ever hear about any of the celebrities really having game???