Never Miss a One-Rail Kick Again! Learn The Best One-Rail Kicking System in the World!

[@davidparker8475]

For long rail to short rail, I';ve always used the Sid Banner kicking system. Anthony, I think I like your system better. For short rail to long, I'll probably continue to use the Sid system. Just works for me. Thank you again!

[@poolteacher]

Glad it worked

[@bobearls569]

First I was a little confused about the aiming rail value, watched it again and it became very clear. Aiming point is always twice the value of opposite rail. Thanks, very helpful

[@poolteacher]

You’re welcome!

[@leelouis1416]

Do we aim at the diamond or the rail? Any videos on how the speed we hit the cue ball at affects where we aim?

[@caseysrodeo14]

I'm calling u tomorrow and talking with u about this even more in depth...Thank u, great introduction to the "Beeler" kicking system...

[@mikepokora4835]

Wow what a great kicking system... going to play 10 ball tournament tonight and use this all night. Thx Anthony

[@restoreasurface2809]

Seems to really simplify the basic 2-1 diamond pattern. I like the way you did this! Definitely going to try it out. Do you have a multi rail system similar?

[@ijnira]

Very nice kicking system!! Thanks for the lesson Anthony.

[@russelldennett9480]

I love this demonstration but, your object balls and cue balls are always in line with a diamond. So, it's easy to find the zero spot. What if the object ball is between diamonds? Is the next diamond up from the OB a half or a one? Could you demonstrate with a video?

[@WpnsCo2013OEF]

Get the angle then parallel shift over the cue.

[@cpakkala]

@@WpnsCo2013OEF actually it should be a two-to-one shift (the butt of your cue moves twice as far as the tip) not a parallel shift.

[@restoreasurface2809]

I think, , if the "0" point is half way between the diamonds, then the "1" point Is a full diamond up from there, and so on. So, the "2" opposite of the "1" would also be in line, so half way between 2 diamonds. Then the "4" would be a full diamond away, and so on. That way the values would remain double, and the rail positions the same. Basically, wherever "0" falls, everything shifts up equally spaced a full diamond away.

[@KiaBurwell]

This is awesome! I love kicking systems and gave it a try last night. Thank you for sharing!!!

[@poolteacher]

You are so welcome! Be sure to check out my premiere video tonight. I've got another good kicking video that will be released within the hour. Hope you like it as well!

[@johnronan5478]

I really like that! Can't wait to try it. Might easy to remember in a match

[@poolteacher]

Thx for watching! Be sure to like and subscribe! Let me know if I can ever help you with any personalized instruction. I’m running a special on my online pool course during February. If you are interested give me call for a free consultation: 606-669-8401. Thanks again!

[@josefranciscocardenasmarqu3196]

the system does not work when the object ball is on the second diamond of the short rail

[@tbonesmith8406]

I must need to watch it a few more times

[@vytasivanouskas]

Wow! I love simple.

[@james3339]

The camera angle makes it look as though English is being used to make those angles. I had to keep looking and think since my eyes were deceiving me. A great system. Having the unseen side pocket in the camera’s field of vision would be helpful

[@poolteacher]

It's a one rail no English kicking system... Thanks for watching. Yes, looking back I agree.

[@dnewbi3521]

That's actually the top spin turning into draw off the rail.

[@james3339]

@@dnewbi3521 he’s hitting the ball at an easy pace with no top spin. My comment is about the angle of the camera. It has nothing to do with English.

[@dnewbi3521]

@@james3339 yea he's hitting center ball which has top spin... Which still reverses off the rail combined with the camera angle it looks like running English but it's not.. go shoot a center ball and tell me how the cue ball rolls... He's not shooting a stop shot into the rail with no spin it would shorten the angle..

[@james3339]

@@dnewbi3521 at the pace he’s hitting the ball, it would have very little draw effect. My point was more about the camera and field of vision. The rail closest to the camera looks much longer than it actually is. Looking at it with this camera angle makes it appear as though he’s striking the rail much closer to the side pocket as opposed to where he is actually striking the rail -the second diamond.

[@americannic]

Super Accurate, Super Simple!

[@wayneburba9457]

You are the best . Thank you

[@PastorMadisonCBrown]

The kicks are demonstrated with 2 balls; (i.e. OB is one diamond away & 2nd ball is to the right of OB...is this 2nd ball to represent a ghost ball?) If wanting to execute kick without the ghost ball present in what way would adjustments be needed? Does my ? make sense?

[@tonyr.4778]

I understand most of the counting system when balls are on rails, but when they are in the middle of the table as in 5:44, I cannot understand how you figure the zero point is at the first diamond when the object balls are midway between the first and second diamond. Can you please explain this as it is glossed over and not obvious (at least to me).

[@poolteacher]

You draw a line from the contact point on the first rail to the contact point on the second. Your ball in the middle has to be sitting on that line.

[@pbhop8479]

Excellent

[@poolteacher]

Thank you so much 😀 If I can ever help you with any personalized instruction let me know. Tomorrow is the last day of my March online course special. Be glad to give you a free phone consultation. Give me a call: 606-669-8401. I appreciate your support! Be sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE if you haven't done so already!

[@warrente66]

I'm a little bit confused. Can you do another video where the balls are in the middle of the table and the cue ball ans object ball are not aligned with each other?

[@joerobertson7887]

Great info but your camera angle on the foreground makes it really hard to work the diamonds...might want to pull back the camera so it's not so close to the rail in the foreground. Don't mean to nit pik because your videos are great. I'm going to try your 2 rail kick system out tomorrow!!!!!

[@poolteacher]

Wish I could... there is a wall... it just is what it is. Thanks for the input. If I zoom out it just makes the video grainy. Not a good option unfortunately. Thanks for watching. Be sure to like and subscribe!

[@tonyr.4778]

@@poolteacher this may be helped with an overhead diagram showing where the balls are so camera angle distortion is taken out of the equation. Dr. Dave uses overhead diagrams and they help the viewer.

[@ferbai1]

Great system

[@poolteacher]

You are welcome! Love to have you in my online class. We are currently running an April special. Check out poolteacher.com to request a free consultation or you can call me directly at 606-669-8401. Love to hear from you!

[@dpritch6994]

Nice table.

[@dsoogrim]

So good

[@davidmott2090]

clear as mud

[@wdfgamingnetwork]

The second one doesn't make sense. It goes from 0-4 but you skip 2 diamonds?

[@andrewholstrom5237]

Generally the balls don’t land exactly at the Diamond points but are in between the points so how are the numbers transferred to make the shot

[@bobhenson1433]

I’ve liked and understood everything you have put out, except this one. Why not stay with the basic 2:1 system that darn near everyone uses, and for a reason - simplicity.

[@davidparker781]

Why not just divide the opposite side by 2 rather than multiply by 2? I.e., if my cue ball is 4 spots from the object ball, take half, leaving 2. That’s the contact point on the opposite rail.

[@poolteacher]

Great question. The reason is you get into more complicated division the other way. Especially startling at 3/4 of a diamond etc. My way you just see it n shoot with the math I want to use.. Much simpler to use during actual play

[@poolteacher]

And if you have ever taught school, we all know multiplication is much easier than division. Just quicker to figure!

[@davidparker781]

@@poolteacher ok. Just depends on what's easier for the individual.

[@arunkansagra183]

Definitely good system but very difficult to understand. Needs to be explained clearly from the students point of view. kind of confusing.

[@jerrymarkey]

I don’t understand how you are getting these numbers

[@poolteacher]

I'm counting by ones from the ball I'm trying to hit. The opposite side of the table diamond always has twice the value of the diamond near me. Very simple. Watch it 2-3 times and you will catch on.

[@jeffarthur322]

Sorry but I’m not getting this as I’ve had instruction from a bca instructor. Apparently some instructors have a simpler way I will give you the fact that I’m not at the table with you & that can make all the difference

[@poolteacher]

I am a BCA instructor. What are you confused about?

[@poolteacher]

In my opinion this is a much simpler way. You just find zero and make your side of the table equal to the opposite. No addition or subtraction. You just make both sides equal and shoot. This system takes into account you have a basic understanding of the diamond system. It's a no english system. The other systems I have seen are much much more complicated. They require drawing lines to the side pockets and crossing the lines to find the rial point. This one is pretty much straight forward. Not which system you have seen but the others aren't very simple at all. Also, there is really no such thing as the BCA Instructor Program anymore. The new BCA Program is called the PBIA.

[@6mdm]

At 7:24 can you imagine scratching like that in a big match??!

[@poolteacher]

Would be painful! Thanks for watching. If I can ever help you with any personalized instruction let me know. Tomorrow is the last day of my March online course special. Be glad to give you a free phone consultation. Give me a call: 606-669-8401. I appreciate your support! Be sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE if you haven't done so already!

[@Blessed.2.Teach.4God]

This is just an unnecessarily complicated version of the most basic 1 rail kick system ever.

[@poolteacher]

Okay, I’m gonna bite. What is the “most basic” one rail system. Give me a name...

[@Blessed.2.Teach.4God]

It's literally so basic idk if it even has a name... all you do is just count where you are, and half it to where you wanna go... who the heck can't cut a number in half? ...doubling the other side just complicates it unnecessarily. I have watched several of your videos and I really do think you have some decent insight here & there, but this one is just a no go (for me personally) ...but anybody genuinely advocating this beautiful game is cool with me.

[@danieldamore1414]

This is a great system, thank you

[@jubilee4jC]

Question: How do you estimate the angle from the cue ball, once you locate zero?

[@poolteacher]

@@jubilee4jC You count the diamonds from the point you want to hit. Then you make the other side double. You always strike the number on the rail that you are equal to with the cue ball. To answer your question, I just eye angle in - angle out, I just use a best guess until I can equal it out. Hope that helps.

[@intercrew99]

man, this is too easy, when the balls are against the rail. please do examples when the CB and OB are like in the middle of the table. the imagination required to draw lines in your head from long rail to long rail is hard.

[@vyjananjankiepersad8522]

Very confusing

[@2A-Bear-Arms]

Very confusing video. Did not explain this very well.

[@poolteacher]

Thanks for letting me know. What can I help you better understand?

[@2A-Bear-Arms]

@@poolteacher I understood the method for the 1 kick system with the spot on the wall. That was a very good video. Perhaps you can slow down a bit for this video. Thanks.