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@scottturner310023 күн бұрын
Your the man
@TheIgicapigica22 күн бұрын
Igor Reljin
@nicholaskersting398417 күн бұрын
Your videos are super helpful. I really appreciate your channel and just wanted to say thanks for doing all that work keeping your head down and grinding to get to where you are man that’s amazing I watch you guys play all the time and you’re one of the most intense players I’ve ever seen, bro it’s pretty cool man
@FrankPenny-kh4veАй бұрын
This was one of the first shots that cane naturally to me when I started playing pool in '93.people always asked how and what did i do. I always said that the ABS braking system kicked in. Also I've found the closer to the target ball the abs kicks in, the more energy is transferred to target ball with less roll on the white, which is excellent on preventing a scratch etc. This is also the first video of this shot I've ever seen. Thanks Terminator. Frank Penny
@YMSHEАй бұрын
I think nobody on youtube or even on the whole of social media combines the intricate physics of the game and the ease of learning like you, Niels. It is undeniable that you are the best coach that any pool player would love to be under your wings, whether they were an amateur or a professional. I've only been playing pool for 2 years and I strongly believe that your videos have helped me massively in my technique. A lot of my friends at the pool hall are always shocked when they find out I've only been playing for such a short time, and I think that's thanks to you and your amazing videos. Cheers, Yousef M, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
@RazaXMLАй бұрын
I gotta tell you Neils this is the best video I've seen in a long time. This is some great advanced stuff. I've been playing for over 30 years and never thought of using a drag shot to get extra spin on a slow ball. Since you made this I've already used this like 10 times in games to do stuff that wasn't possible before. It's great for safeties as well as getting the ball to move way more off the rail than I could before. Thank you so much. This is great.
@gadoraahmed422012 күн бұрын
Abdulgadir your vids actually improved my game a LOT, especially on the mental side of billiards. goat.
@katherineswanston978217 күн бұрын
I used this shot quite accidentally in a match and loved how I could shoot a bit harder and still maintain decent shape for my next ball. Afterwards, I found out what it was called. Now I just have to master side spin and I'm off to the races... lol. I really appreciate your videos. I've learned a lot from you. Thanks! Katherine Swanston
@martinsawicki123516 күн бұрын
Marcin Sawicki from Germany here, thanks for another great video! Gonna try it in my next session! 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
@mikepenrod218822 күн бұрын
Mike Penrod. Great tip, I have always wondered how to keep the cue ball from traveling too far, thank you for the video
@IanBrian2112Ай бұрын
My name is Eduardo Reyes Jr. I'm from Las Vegas. I learned a lot from you, Niels. I'm 100x better pool player now because I used and applied all your techniques. Thank you so much. ❤❤❤❤
@davidquigg556729 күн бұрын
Thank you for another great lesson. This video helped me to understand what I'm doing wrong with my stop shots as well as put another great shot in my game - David Quigg
@terrye855614 күн бұрын
Hi Neils, thanks for explaining the Drag stroke. I have used it in the past but I didn't exactly know what/how to do right. Now I can practice it with the knowledge on how to use it. Terry Erdmann, thanks again for the information.
@natsferia5116Ай бұрын
Renato Feria - I just started playing pool and I would definitely have this included in my plays. Practice practice practice! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
@markpost557729 күн бұрын
Mark Post - Niels, great to see you on KZbin! I played in a couple tournaments with you 20+ years ago in canton/akron Ohio! Fantastic to see you are still kicking butt on the table, awesome video keep it up!✌️🎱😊
27 күн бұрын
Hi Nils, always a pleasure to watch your videos. Many thanks for all your efforts! See you next week at Fulda maybe! Best regards Marcus Müller (for the Giotto case draw)
@mikestephan543023 күн бұрын
Enjoyed your drag shot video. It helped me to look at my shots.when I shoot to keep the cue ball from rolling to much. Almost like a stop shot.
@tomm9178Ай бұрын
Thanks Neils. Yours and Dr. Dave's are, by far, the best videos on pool instruction out there. Thanks for detailing many of the fine points of the drag stoke - a real "Efren specialty" as were all his spin shots that helped him to rarely need power strokes to achieve position. I've found the most challenging part of the stroke is "feeling" the amount of and timing of the swerve effect when combining it with lots of sidespin over a long distance. Boy, it really feels good when I can pull those off, sweet. Thanks again, Thomas Meyer, Connecticut, USA
@oscaracevedo7543Ай бұрын
Hello I’m Oscar Acevedo I love the way you explain everything, thank you for all the videos, I’m getting better with your videos.🥰
@thomasdruhland9 күн бұрын
Your videos are great and very informative. Thank you for your expertise and willingness to teach.
@ericstewart317516 күн бұрын
Eric Stewart - great video Niels! I've actually used this in a match and as you said it can be a very powerful tool.
@danielsorger24 күн бұрын
Daniel Sorger. I just started playing billiards and came across your channel a few days ago... Love the content you provide, it's great value and so well explained and demonstrated! Keep up the good work, please! 🙂
@humtellolv3 күн бұрын
Humberto Téllez from México. Thanks for explaining the drag shot.
@obedperez474917 күн бұрын
My name is Obed Perez. I learn a lot from watching your videos. I put into practice the skills you teach to improve my level of play. Thank you!
@heathhughes8539Ай бұрын
Heath Hughes You’re the man. It is obvious your work has paid off. People are drawn to you for what you have accomplished and continue to share. Thank you.
@josemoran210416 күн бұрын
This is a great advanced stuff, good to know. thx
@lionsden.marketing23 күн бұрын
Brendan Yong - just starting playing pool last year , your videos has helped me immensely !
@howardfierman8859Ай бұрын
Niels, I watch your videos religiously; they are always jammed with useful information. I'm an experienced player who has played pool for more than 60 years. I admire your playing style and specifically that you practice what you preach. Your pre-shot routine is just what you teach. Good luck to you as you move foreward with both your playing and teaching careers. I'm Howard Fierman; Raleigh, NC; USA
@ElbertPolingАй бұрын
@@howardfierman8859 I saw your post and wanted to say I’ve been playing for 53 years. I started at a Boys Club in Charleston, WV at the age of 10. I now live in Jacksonville,NC
@mikenorkum906615 күн бұрын
Mike Norkum. Love your training videos. I will be practicing this drag stroke. Much appreciated
@w27davidАй бұрын
Niels once again Thanks a lot for your input. I am pretty sure that i already improved my game. I heard of the drag shot and of course i played the drag shot, but mostly because of technical issues and not on purpose. I will give it a try and hope to get another weapon for my position play. Cheers, David Wißen
@PhilBusse-p1tАй бұрын
Because of you and you're informative videos, I purchased a Longoni cue with extensions! I appreciate your work ethic, the obstacles you've overcome, in family values! Please keep up the good work!
@Harpmaniak5929 күн бұрын
Great video lesson, Neil! I have been watching you for a long time and learned a lot from you. I haven't seen videos on the drag shot in a long time and have forgotten to use it. I play one pocket and this shot would be a great addition. It is to be practiced for sure! Thank you!
@luisordenana2677Ай бұрын
Costa Rica aficionado del billar siempre tomando los consejos de un profesional como tu gracias por compartir su sabiduría Luis ordeñna mayorga muchos éxitos para ti
@ArcoTheGreat0317 күн бұрын
Braxton Daw I just got into pool and your videos have helped me a ton! Just jumped into my local league and got into a wonderful team. Keep up the awesome videos!
@geribradley15822 күн бұрын
MRS. Geri Bradley. Thank you for all the great pool-playing information!
@MrBmxforlife48Ай бұрын
Bill O’Brien - one of my favorite strokes to use, I actually used it yesterday in an 8 ball match to get straight in on the 8. Super effective and reliable.
@sherrilblackmon7465Ай бұрын
Sherril Blackmon. "Terminator Tips" are some of the best instructional videos around. Thank you, Niels.
@MrAkramMahmoodАй бұрын
Love your style of explaining and encouraging to practice Neils! Thanks for the consistent high quality videos! ❤ B Qureshi from USA 🎉
@ΝικοςΚαβαλος-ρ6γ17 күн бұрын
Nikos Kavalos... Thanks for the videos Niels. Just amazing. I love your style. Playing with a Longoni Blades butt (for carom) and a Luna nera shaft. Sounds awkward for 9 ball but I don't change it for anything.....
@vixnas396220 күн бұрын
Nkululeko Hadebe... worth a try I believe "Longoni bag" can reach me in South Africa... I love how you have demonstrated this shot, I saw Mark Selby killing a white like that and I was a bit confused how... but now I see how.... can't wait to practice those 5 shots.
@weissms68Ай бұрын
Markus Weiß. I used to play the drag stroke to hold the cue ball similar to your first two examples but never intentionally with side spin. I need to try this soon.
@TerryMohammed-s7e25 күн бұрын
Terry Mohammed great advice will practice the drag shot 👍 thank you 😊
@JayareesАй бұрын
Jose Serrano - great video and tutorial with explanation as always.
@kika334125 күн бұрын
Ericka Moore, Thank you for taking the time to show this now I know what I learned a while ago. 😊🎉
@REDACTED-p6r25 күн бұрын
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@Vonta1992WillisАй бұрын
Don Willis... Love this video. Great explaination of the drag shot!
@raycarter5456Ай бұрын
Amazing results for a much needed shots. Thanks so much for your quality helpful videos. Ray Carter, USA
@scottice5342Ай бұрын
Excellent video, always enjoy your video instruction. Thank you, Scott Haverland,
@sciaessentials334124 күн бұрын
Super informative video; explains why my slow rolling technique is leading to misses (due to surface irregularities) and poor cue ball control.
@scottturner310023 күн бұрын
Scott Turner... I've been working on the drag stroke for a while now... getting better... thank you for your great content and all the time that you give us...
@johnpscasey4616Ай бұрын
John Casey.... great videos techniques, descriptions & examples. Thank you
@DADOFTADАй бұрын
Jim K. Thank you for the tips and drills you upload. I curse your name when I start some of them, but am happy i did the drills you recommend in the end.
@markjacobs812828 күн бұрын
Great video!! I’ve used this shot before but I never knew the science behind it.
@IanBrian2112Ай бұрын
Eduardo Reyes Jr. I learned a lot from you, Niels. Thank you so much. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@davejones816024 күн бұрын
Hi Niels, A great video as ever, thank you for all the tips you've given me over the years. Game is really coming together again. Hope to see you at a competition again soon. Dave Jones
@domathebest16 күн бұрын
Dominic B. Always trying to practice your videos in Plan B Amsterdam :) Thank you for the great tips and it was awesome meeting you while you DJed in Hague5 last year during the huge party! 🎉
@RonaldFleschАй бұрын
thank's for what you do for the pool community, the help we get from what you teach makes us not only want to play but do the magic word ( PRACTICE ) often my fellow pool partners tell me how lucky I am and all I can say to them is the more I practice the luckier I get. when i don't understand what you guys are teaching I have to be patient it's just that my level of expertise is not there yet I have to walk before I run and I find with guys like you the more I learn the more pool has to teach me. THANKS AGAIN for keeping us in this sport.
@markevenson987Ай бұрын
Mark Evenson. Great lesson on the drag stroke. Beautiful case. Thanks for all you do for KZbin fans.
@penelopewolinski5564Ай бұрын
Thank you Neil you showing me the drag shot I was able to win my nineball game this evening by using the shot several times. Thank you and Longoni for providing these videos.
@dennisweaver53228 күн бұрын
To The Terminator, I have been watching your videos for a short time and really enjoy the way you explain details. You are helping game a lot. I definitely will practice the Drag Shot! Thank you!
@devonshire56Ай бұрын
Wow !! what a great tool that I have only used accidentally but now I'm going to actively train this as a skill. One of my pool playing friends has a quirk that's similar to this "drag" shot. In his case he has been working to eliminate it because it crops up at the wrong times. Now, I will show him how to use it as a tool in his pool skills and use it at the correct situations...fantastic, thank you Niels from Al Van Schaik, Seattle, WA. USA
@nancylajudice5101Ай бұрын
Nancy LaJudice. Looove the drag shot for positioning! Thank you, Neils & Longoni, for your commitment to the game & to all of us!
@scottturner3100Ай бұрын
I haven't mastered this shot yet... but I very much love the way it works for me. So you know... other than picking up techniques from watching pro tournaments on U-tube... your lessons give me more for my game than any other videos that I watch... and I watch alot of videos. Thank you for the time you spent on teaching. Scott Turner from California
@junhaokoh1217Ай бұрын
Hello I’m Jun Hao from Singapore and thank you for all the videos with the detailed explanation. They are extremely informative and I learnt a lot from you. Cheers!
@NaTi-xo3bj27 күн бұрын
Kai Tang. Really useful shot, I will try to practice and apply to my game. Thanks a lot Niels 🤘🏻
@LepraKhaaanАй бұрын
Grant Coover. Always enjoying the videos and tips. Thanks for sharing the game & your knowledge.
@antoniog9814Ай бұрын
Antonio Guerrero, I have heard so much about the drag shot, but never really learned what it was or how to shoot it. That is one versatile shot! I can't wait to start using it now. Thank you, Neils and thank you, Longoni Cues for all you're doing.
@stevehedges9322Ай бұрын
Steve Hedges - Great tutorial on drag shots. Very informative. Thanks Niels.
@Flamman73Ай бұрын
Joacim Skärnell. Great tip and clear instructions on how to execute the drag shot.
@johalloran1969Ай бұрын
John O'Halloran, great explanation, had this shot in my bag for a few years, but don't apply it as often as I should, thanks for the tutorial!!
@gregstewart12428 күн бұрын
Greg Stewart, appreciate the knowledge you share and the opportunity at owning such a beautiful case!
@ianwolff127Ай бұрын
Thank you for this and all the other superb instructional videos over the years. The tables I play on most frequently roll off quite a bit, so I need to work on my drag stroke more. My favorite part is easily the expressions you make on the examples of how shots can go wrong 😂 -Ian Wolff
@wesholley450624 күн бұрын
Wes Holley Thank you so much for the great content! I know with some practice, this will be a great shot to add to my arsenal! CHEERS!
@scottmason3820Ай бұрын
My name is Scott Mason I am just getting back in to pool after 15 years out and your video along with a few other pros are helping my memory get my game back and learn new stuff. Thank you so much for providing this content
@CMRAPollАй бұрын
Chad Pollio. I have been using the drag shot more and more and your video just gave me more ways to use it. Thanks.
@BillDavis-i6hАй бұрын
Bill Davis has appreciated your many instructional videos...thanks
@Marv_-re3ziАй бұрын
Always like your tips and instruction! Thanks
@whizmaleАй бұрын
I saw someone do this shot years ago. I picked it up pretty quickly but never knew the name of it. Great explanation Niels. Thank you for taking the time to create these videos!
@timhogan8170Ай бұрын
Tim Hogan... Great explanation of the drag shot. Ive been watching you and Bert Kinister years ago. You've come a long way . Congratulations on a great career!.
@josejavierfelezgasco278429 күн бұрын
Javier Felez. Gran video y muy util, esos tiros son muy efectivos pero los de giro lateral los he usado poco. Muchas gracias.
@ThatMidasTouch1Ай бұрын
Steve Koefoed, thanks again for the top tier content. You are the greatest instructor on KZbin hands down. The knowledge is on another level!!
@lesterrush6567Ай бұрын
Niels your drills and commentary r top notch learn so much from u Lester Rush
@alexandernoskov2931Ай бұрын
Alexander Noskov. Niels, this video is SOOO useful and insightful, thanx a lot for sharing so much examples. I was always a fan of your personality and approach, and now I feel that I missed a teacher vibes of yours. Take care!
@ScottEiflerАй бұрын
Scott Eifler Thank You for the great advise and even better a giveaway WOW
@SullivanSM1221Ай бұрын
I am not a master of the drag shot yet but have adopted it when needed during my game. I used it yesterday to hold the cue ball and I got perfect position on the 8 ball. Another great video. I appreciate the examples you provided. I am heading out to my garage now to practice some of these on my 7 ft diamond table. Shane Sullivan here from Chesapeake Virginia.
@craigfall4617Ай бұрын
Craig Fall. Great video I have not heard this information communicated so clearly. You’re the best.
@advancedmillworkinstallati5994Ай бұрын
Aaron Farnsworth, your videos are #1 for me when it comes to practice always takes my game to the next level when i run one of your drills for a few weeks. thanks for the videos keep them coming its powerful stuff!
@TomArveSelnes-vw4edАй бұрын
Tom Arve Selnes. Thanks for showing us tips and tricks for improving our game on the felt 🎱
@TONteKIDsАй бұрын
Tony. I am supporting you from Japan. I am always learning! Thank you, Niels.
@joaquimtome9263Ай бұрын
Joaquim Tomé, I never thought of this shot option before, thanks for your lessons, I have improved my game a lot Good luck for everyone
@netheshramroop3281Ай бұрын
Nethesh Ramroop - great video. Drag is one of my hardest shots to play. I like the direct 'you got to go out and practice'.... Completely agree.
@jonathancarter6539Ай бұрын
Jonathan Carter. APA and BCA pool player out of Chicago, Illinois. Just got back from Vegas for APA Nationals with my team “Cueties”and came across your videos. I appreciate your technical advice on shots and also your lessons on the mental side of the game relating to an all around balanced life. Cheers!
@tiarnaighАй бұрын
Michael Tiarnaigh Great vid Neils. Draw stroke is something I use quite a lot for playing safeties also as it’s great to control cue ball. Love the detailed explanations here
@rahoustonАй бұрын
Ronnie Houston - Love your videos. I don't subscribe to many channels but, yours is very helpful.
@antonsetiawan176611 күн бұрын
Anton...great lesson and helpfull....nice sharing and thank you
@DangDong-p4oАй бұрын
Dave Draxten Love the demonstration of this shot. Obviously I need to practice this one and develop it for my game. Thanks Niels and Longoni. Great vids
@Yoru84Ай бұрын
Mr. Neils, I have been following your channel for some time now. I find your teaching skills to be excellent all around. As an older pool player who has love the game since childhood, and still very much enjoy learning all I can about this awesome sport as I did back then, I would like to say thank you for your time and dedication in sharing so much knowledge. You are unknowingly helping me to brake some old bad playing habits, and improving my game with each video. I truly appreciate you. Respect !🙏
@jamesdaily5911Ай бұрын
Jim Daily from NY, USA. Love the videos, and finally watching you live at the US open.
@brucejenkins703328 күн бұрын
Bruce Jenkins. Awesome job and information. Thank you
@mariu5popАй бұрын
Marius Pop. Your channel is one of the best resources for practice drills that take you to the next level. Thank you!
@grantfroomer2435Ай бұрын
Grant. Awesome video. Will definitely have to add this shot to my game.
@skookum-rjbАй бұрын
Thanks for this. I've never understood all the reasons for a drag shot. I know it well since my draw shot is so bad I end up with drag shots. Love your videos. John Briggs
@vincentlee4752Ай бұрын
Vincent Lee- I appreciate all your tutorials n especially your drills they have helped my game tremendously!