Never Miss A Spot Shot Again

In this video, I show a quick and simple method to set up and aim a spot shot so that you will almost never miss it. This is how to make a spot shot.
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[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

This was my first experience with aiming systems and it really opened my eyes to how important it is to feel confident in exactly where you are aiming.

[@unclequack5445]

I tried it just like you said even cue ball placement it freaking works it makes it easier .

[@edwardborgias]

Hard to stroke the ball confidently while doubting if ones aim is true.

[@TheBilliardCorner]

Awesome, I use Shane's aiming system for different cue ball positions behind the kitchen.

[@kazuhikoaichan6826]

Thank you for this tip, really game changing.

[@hydrolicradgeonfifa]

Always wondered what the ideal way to play this shot was.. keep up the good content!

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

You can hit this shot slow or fast to get shape on one side of the table or the other as well.

[@licoricesaffron]

I really like this little bit of wisdom, thanks a million. Have you ever heard of 'spot shot kenny?' Guess how many he made in a row at age 50-

[@jaspergan]

Center to edge system is the best system for these types of cuts. I am adjusting my gameplay to incorporate this and it helped me make so many 1/2 3/4 ball cuts so easily. If you need help with thinner cuts, you can also try aiming with the edge of your cue tip to the edge of the object ball. IMO, these type of aiming systems are far more easier to adapt to and much more efficient compared to ghostball aiming for any cuts over 1/2 ball.

[@jaspergan]

edit to last sentence: any cuts LESS than a 1/2ball

[@corneliusg.3353]

Dude you almost at 14K subscribers lol Congrats

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

I have a few videos lined up. Excited for my next two. They should do well.

[@corneliusg.3353]

@@WorldofPoolandBilliards nice

[@sexyalboballa23]

can you do a video on how to consistently make back cuts? Not a back cut with the object ball is on the rail and you hit the cue ball with tons of english. A shot in which the cue ball is closer to the rail and the object ball is closer towards the center of the table.

[@9BallBory]

I simply cant use aiming systems for normal play but something like this i can do incase i need to make the ball

[@IndianHeathen1982]

Try doing the spot shot challenge when the pool halls open up.

[@ahmatj1160]

Is it work on 8ft table?

[@thacasualpoolplaya]

i use 25/75, CTE, shaft's edge to ob edge and ETE! Ghost ball is a great aim training method not a great aiming method.

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Would be interesting to see these in action. No idea what they are.

[@maritzadelaguila8771]

Watching this cause I never win this game and need to learn how to win the game

[@liveactiontexas]

What a tease, been wanting to see some new content and this one was over so fast.. great video though

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

More stuff coming, just been focusing on my game lately trying to get better.

[@HibsMax]

What about when you don't have ball in hand and are aiming from a random location behind the head string?

[@Agiyi]

then you miss the shot, simple as that.

[@mikody9320]

Is it good to buy mezz cue AXI-151?

[@milancubrilo5090]

Mezz is top choise

[@abiwahyudi5456]

That's only can be use while the angle is a half ball.. (ghost ball method). So how if the angle is 1/4 or 3/4? You can not use this anymore.

[@barefootrocker]

Yes, that's the whole point. He explained where exactly to place the cue ball, such that what you set up is a half ball hit. A spot shot is when the object ball is placed on the spot and you have ball in hand (you can place the cue ball wherever you'd like) within the kitchen. You are in control of what the angle is so the suggestion is yes, always set it up as a half-ball hit.

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

@@barefootrocker what this guy said

[@jerryc452]

CTE.

[@StavroginNikolai]

Unless, if course, the 9 ball is an inch up or down, in which case you miss :)

[@barefootrocker]

A spot shot is when the object ball is placed by hand, exactly on the spot. It occurs in unique situations in a number of different billiard games. That is the purpose of the video.

[@scotty193]

A plain shot like this all you need is instinct not a system.

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

You can make the shot somewhat easily, even on a 9 foot table with tighter pockets, but when you are shooting a money ball in a game of ring nine, it makes it a lot easier to only have to worry about the deliver of you cue and not your aim.

[@scotty193]

I have always encouraged money play but certainly have no experience of this , I would have been advised keep my mouth shut lol. No problems with your videos or tutorial man they are all of the highest level.

[@darrenwhalan8863]

Play on an english pool table, they haven't got buckets for pockets!

[@nsme6942]

Gotta stop using shitty bar pool sticks

[@tryingtolearnthis]

Absolutely no value in instruction.