Main REASONS Why We Are MISSING Straight Shots In Pool

In this pool lesson I will show you main reasons why we are missing straight shots in pool and explain you how you can fix this mistake and improve your straight stroke.
From this pool lesson you can learn:
- straight cueing
- straight stroke
- better cue action
- how to hit the cue ball on the true center point
- what is deflection and what impact it has on your game
- how to eliminate unintented side spin
- how to improve technique
- how to become a better shotmaker
- three different centerball exercises
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⏱️Time Chapters⏱️
0:00 - What's to come?
0:34 - Intro/Center Ball
0:44 - Deflection/Unintented Side Spin
1:44 - Eye Alignment/Dominant Eye
2:22 - Elbow & Wrist Action
2:58 - How to improve technique
3:15 - Center Ball Drill #1
4:35 - Center Ball Drill #2
6:40 - Center Ball Drill #3
7:50 - Additional Tip
8:29 - Summarize
9:08 - Thanks and conclusion/Outro
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[@MrCueBall]

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[@chollyshields6701]

Extremely helpful video. I plan to incorporate these in all my practices. Thank you Mr. Cueball.

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for this comment!!!🙏

[@apexpredatorbilliardstraining]

Love ❤️ this video love the delivery and the fundamental knowledge being dispense

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much. This video is bit older and I need to refresh this in the future 🙏

[@Poolbilliardsco]

Excellent production Adam! Keep up your great work

[@MrCueBall]

Thanks again for your support!!! :)

[@PoolProblems]

4k @60fps

[@MrCueBall]

@@PoolProblems Best quality for best viewers :)

[@RoobieRhoo]

These are excellent drills. I did a variation of first drill with two balls on the short rail by placing another pair of balls on the other end rail. I ran the length of the table 3 times missing both pairs of balls. At first, the drill was difficult, but after some minor adjustments I completed the drill successfully many times. The second drill was also difficult at first, but after making the same adjustments in the first drill, I was able to get the balls to collide. The reflection of the light was very useful in finding the center of the cue ball. Outstanding workout.

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for your fantastic comment and opinion about my work!

[@robinchang1678]

Thanks , very helpful tips .

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for the comment!🙏

[@Xottle12]

Great video with practice drills that can make a difference in our game. Thank you

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you so much!!! Big pleasure🙏

[@lenbahr6800]

What's the best way to figure out which eye is my dominant one? Thanks

[@MrCueBall]

Thanks for this comment! To determine which eye is your dominant one you need to xxtend your arms fully in front of you and create a small triangular opening between your thumbs and index fingers, with your hands overlapping at a distance. Focus your gaze on a distant object or a specific point in the distance. Close your left eye. If the object remains in view without shifting, it means your right eye is dominant. Open your left eye and close your right eye. If the object remains in view without shifting, it means your left eye is dominant. If the object shifts when you close one eye but remains stable when you close the other eye, the eye that causes the object to remain stable is your dominant eye. This is most popular method to find which eye is dominant so if you found it helpful then it will be pleasure for me 🙏

[@DanLeniwiec]

Z tym łokciem to wskazówka dla wszystkich, którzy nie widzieli ostatnich mistrzostw świata w 9 i Mohammada Soufiego ;)

[@MrCueBall]

Sam byłem zdziwiony jak ten gość tak pewnie wbija🤔 aczkolwiek gdyby się przyjrzeć bliżej to ciekawe ile razy trafia idealnie w środek białej. W jego przypadku to jest już nauczona technika której nie da się zmienić. Jest wielu zawodników którzy kładą łokieć na plecy z różnych przyczyn. Sam kiedyś miałem z tym duży problem i latami z tym walczyłem. Nadal nie jest idealnie. Ale przynajmniej lepiej trafiam w białą 😁

[@sawek1395]

Super wskazówka z tym cieniem na bili, ale jednak nasze oczy nie są doskonałe i dlatego popełniamy tyle błędów🙂.

[@MrCueBall]

A no to jest taki trick o którym część osób nie wie i też tak jak powiedziałem na filmie możemy go wykorzystać tylko w sytuacji kiedy biała jest na środku stołu bo każde przesunięcie sprawia że światło padnie już inaczej :)

[@sawek1395]

@@MrCueBall Bardzo dziękuje za radę i nie omieszkam z niej skorzystać.