One Year of Pool Knowledge in 35 Minutes

[@Sharivari]

One year has passed since I've uploaded my first lesson here on KZbin. So I thought it's time to put a video with important excerpts from those lessons together. It's good to refresh your knowledge, but I am sure there are some parts in it that you haven't seen already. Enjoy!

[@andraskoleszar9759]

Hey, I haven't seen your video about the powerful draw shot before, but in this video you mention that the bridge length should be shorter for more follow-through. This was very surprising to me because I could never get enough acceleration on the cue on such a short distance, and even though my follow-though was longer I couldn't hit the cueball with enough speed. What do you suggest I should do?

[@SBRbugol]

What type of cue do you use i mean brand?

[@Sharivari]

@@andraskoleszar9759 If you use a closer bridge length you could extend your backswing. But as mentioned in the video timing is much more important. So don't put it too close. You still have to be able to strike the cueball when your cue is moving the highest speed.

[@Sharivari]

@@SBRbugol Lucasi.

[@SBRbugol]

@@Sharivari :D i play lucasi hybrid lh40 maybe later i will change on predator lucasi shafts are somewhat unpredictible but have a great feeling ;)

[@rudyfranco1009]

I appreciate the time you put into all of the videos. Thank you

[@leeren_]

Without a doubt the best set of instructional pool lessons on KZbin! I particularly love how you make everything very easy to visually absorb.

[@Sharivari]

Thank you a lot!

[@alejandroworldpeace3212]

The time you put into the graphics and editing made this video keep me here throughout my entire short attention span. You are fantastic and I appreciate you. I've subscribed and hope to learn more on my next lesson. I can sleep at ease imagining dreams and angles. Cheers mate !.

[@romelllane7583]

Great video with great explanation. Your videos have helped me to advance my game faster than if I had not watched them. My knowledge of the tangent line and side spin would not have grown as fast without your videos. THANKS!!!!

[@Crazeyfor67]

Your pool tips are fantastic. Even if I've seen some of the the content elsewhere, your method of passing on this knowledge is absolutely far and away the best for fast improvement. Thank you Sharivari :0)

[@Sharivari]

Thank you!

[@avolution33pr2]

I get so much out of your videos and it shows on the table when I get into tough matches...I often hear your German accent in my self-talk when planning a runout and it works!

[@Sharivari]

Haha, it's a pleasure to bring my German accent into your self-talk! :)

[@monica93304]

Your videos are great for the beginner to intermediate players. Your approach is simple, and methodical. Easy to understand. I'm left handed as well, so this really helps.

[@aaronk7364]

I love the tip on getting down like a regular shot for bridge shots. Gonna go try that.

[@melknockjenkins7563]

Thank you for all the work you put into these videos and all the information you are sharing! Keep up the great work!

[@TandnG]

Learned so much from this one video! Thanks a lot!!!!

[@bencrossley647]

Congratulations on such a successful first year!

[@monkizaki1440]

This is why this is the best pool channel in youtube. 100%

[@seebizz4583]

What an Awesome Billiards 🎱 Instructor! Nice Explanations!!!

[@Sharivari]

Thank you!

[@MrSegopa]

These basics are more effective and improve my game & we thank you @Sharivari for all your videos to assist us people who can't affort a trainer (pool tutor for trials)

[@Sharivari]

Thanks Leon :)

[@MrSegopa]

I guess this one year knowledge video needs more practice & I am very happy cause it has improve it drastically... 👌👌👌 Thanks again Sharivari 👏👏👏

[@Sharivari]

You're welcome :)

[@DeeEll86442]

What a great year! You’ve given us lots of great pool info and I look forward to seeing what you have for us to learn in the coming year. Thank so much for all your help 😁👍Dee

[@Soljah112]

Congrats! Thanks for the lessons!

[@mariacatalinaartezuela1676]

Keep making more videos dude i really like more guides from you

[@MrRex1949]

Great lessons. I know about English Positional shots. The parts you forgot is show on here is #1. Aiming your ball directly by putting tip of cue stick pointing Center of pocket. Overlapping Object Ball. As you notice. The shadow over the stick . That is where you can hit in that area of Object Ball and make object ball in center of pocket. Also position your cue stick directly behind the object ball. Like your going to hit object ball in pocket. Take notice where cue stick is placed when your pretending to shoot object ball. Clearly shows where to hit object ball by hitting it with cue ball. #2. Show Zone shot. Zone shot is where cue ball will be after shooting object ball. #3. Tangent shot is making sure your cue ball is in position for next shot. Too far to right or left is not leaving you a next shoot on following object ball.

[@alexgomez4291]

BUEN VIDEO , EXELENTE MESA E ILUMINACION PERFECTA , FELICITACIONES HERES UNOS DE LOS MEJORES PROFESORES EN EL POOL ..MIL GRACIAS POR DEDICARTE A ENSEÑAR.. SALUDOS DESDE COLOMBIA.NO HABLO INGLES PERO ENTIENDO TODO. 💪🇨🇴

[@Roach0420]

Keep up the good work and good luck growing to channel I've learned a lot from watching your videos just got back into the game and I'm realizing how much I really enjoy it

[@dennisschell5543]

Thanks for sharing your pool savvy...much appreciated! 😎

[@Sharivari]

You're welcome :)

[@tonefingerz7117]

U know commiting to the shot is huge for me. Even if i am not dead confident if its a super hard shot i commit and say this is where im hitting it regardless and i been making some unreal cut shots

[@ReganMcKee]

Wow only one year! Your videos are doing really well too! Keep up the great work. I have definitely seen a little improvement in my pool game recently. Me and my friend play every saturday and he usually wins, BUT this last weekend i won more games than him 😈 finally haha

[@mariacatalinaartezuela1676]

Bro thanks for all the guide

[@6mdm]

At 10:50 when you over-cut the nine because it’s overthrowing... You can prevent that by aiming to make the shot and then apply front hand english for first tip and then the rest is backhand english. This allows the needed deflection to cause a thicker hit and you will love it!

[@Faltzerbeast90]

I started playing pool in September 2019 and since then ive watched a lot of your pool videos along with others....dam is pool a tough sport! tough to practice if you dont have easy access to table, tough to master stroke and different spins...dealing with the "random" aspect (breaks, cloth speed etc) I guess what im saying is that it takes a lot of time and I cant wait to see where im at in 1 year

[@Sharivari]

Yes, it really is an amazing game. Enjoy your first year. You will definetly see a huge improvement after one year, if you're dedicated :)

[@paulriggall8370]

This deserves two thumbs up 👆 👍

[@soderhamn1983]

Didn't know that your subscribers grew so fast. I really like your videos, many important insights and thoughts you have. Keep it up :) /Pär from Sweden

[@Sharivari]

Thank you Pär :)

[@BladeRunner-td8be]

This video is well done. The only part where I became confused was when Sharivari discussed where to place to cue (under dominant eye, not dominant eye)

[@ravistl9343]

Congrats on your 1 yr. Very informative video. Thanks.

[@Swampnutz10303]

I really appreciate you uploading these videos. They've helped me get my game back on track really fast (I have to keep taking multi month and sometimes yearly breaks due to kids and life in general)!

[@DaneliusUK]

Well done and good job.

[@ThomasLuke2021]

Very good. I keep my bridge hand 6 to seven inches from the cue ball. A pro player told me 8-10 on most shots. And keep the stick away from the body.

[@dannyuttam8693]

Good explanation.....

[@sevecabai9082]

Thankz mate for sharing ur knowledge😊

[@allgood6760]

Good stuff👍

[@martinez14146969]

First video i have watched . I thought dr dave billiard were good but this is one is a lot better thanks

[@Sharivari]

Thaks a lot for the feedback Miguel!

[@RoobieRhoo]

"To be honest, the force follow shot just looks great." LOL Yes, it does.

[@frankterrazone9686]

Very nice overview of your previous lessons! When do use front hand or back hand stroke alinement?

[@frankterrazone9686]

I need an answer?

[@unclecurtful]

thank you for your channel. FYI: at 8:05 your cueball icon has top left, that is, inside english; however the shot you demonstrate uses outside running english. : )

[@rjohnson8ball]

I like the effort you put in to pack a lot of good information into a short video. It reminds me of the ZeroX videos. NOTE: At 28:43 we don't get to see the correct shot. (I am guessing he would hit the cue ball with right English and slight draw so it bends to the side rail on top of screen, then hits the right short rail, then side rail on bottom of screen, sending the cue ball to stop in line for the next ball.)

[@Sharivari]

Thank you. Here you can see the full video and shot: kzbin.info/www/bejne/apenenqfZ7l2fMk

[@cruz1ale]

zitting back and enchoying dis wideo

[@georgebrendon556]

this is some great stuff

[@Sharivari]

Thank you George!

[@hokieduck]

I really appreciate the little pool ball icon on the screen fo every shot to demonstrate where you are striking the cue ball. Extremely helpful. Honestly, I hate that music, however. Especially as the videos go on longer. It really gets on my nerves and, honestly, sometimes makes me need to stop watching for a while or not watch a second one. Just talk. No Music. Please.

[@hokieduck]

Regardless of above, I really like your channel. You have a calm, easily understood way of getting the information across.

[@antoniobanares9872]

Amazing job

[@Sharivari]

Thanks Antonio!

[@TrickshotTimeHeiko]

super erklärt, hat mir richtig gut gefallen. Gruß Heiko

[@smood137]

you should do one of those masterclass lessons.

[@bubbalands]

I was subscriber number 2

[@TheMaNa06]

Hi Sharivari, Do you use balance rite extension? Isn´t it making the cue too long? What is the advantages with using such an extension? Awesome video btw! :)

[@Sharivari]

Hi. I did use it for quite a while, but not anymore. Used it because I am pretty tall, but imo it changes the balance and behaviour of the cue too much. Finesse shots are harder to play, stun shots much easier.

[@Noneofyourbussiness88]

Make a video about buying cue please dude

[@jarelmagie1225]

Enjoy your detailed instruction, but it seems to me that all begins with the tip of the que stick in its proper place and shape,can u do a segment on the proper way to care and adjust the que tip for better que. ball controll

[@Swampnutz10303]

Well one thing is the dime rule that the tip have the curvature of a dime, and I've found that to work really well. Scuffing the tip with a tapper tool while chalked helps the tip hold the chalk better, dont let the tip mushroom too much if at all, keep that under control but that just depends on the type of tip. The tip on my Mezz shaft hasn't deformed at all over the past few years of use, I don't remember the name of the tip that's installed on it.

[@joannebadsigan6154]

sir what cue can you recommend for a beginner and about the tips hardness its size as well and its effect when its bigger or smaller hard and soft..thank you for the videos helps a lot.

[@themotionsart]

mantab aku subcribermu

[@JR-qb2hh]

Dude, this is so fucking useful!!! Thank you

[@EzekielDBarrett]

I wonder what % of your viewers play 9 ball vs 8 ball. Should do a poll!

[@petercrowther5575]

How important is the cue "tip" in playing the shots?

[@TamNguyen-cx8gj]

how did you do it can you share with me , thank you

[@senorkasper]

This one should have over a million views. I don’t get it

[@XRTD]

You should incorporate on your video the greatest pool player in the world. EFREN BATA REYES 🇵🇭

[@Sharivari]

Yes he is. Actually I already made two videos "about" him here on my channel :)

[@ビリヤードハスラー]

8:00 up left❌ up right⭕️

[@dominicpiscopo7915]

I WAS FACED WITH A CUT SHOT ON MY 7th.BALL IN A 8 BALL MATCH I MISSED THE SHOT N MY OPPONENT RAN HIS 6 BALLS N MADE THE 8 BALL MY SEVENTH BALL WAS ABOUT ONE INCH FROM THE HEAD RAIL AT CENTER TABLE N CUE BALL WAS AT ABOUT TWO N A HALF DIAMONDS ABOUT ONE FOOT FROM LEFT RAIL N A BANK COULDN'T BE MADE WHATS THE SOLUTION??

[@darinfoy9525]

Make the original cut shot on your 7th ball...

[@beisiknikneimas]

Dude, add 20 ads, so you earn some money from this good content!

[@arvintimkang7515]

magaling

[@tonefingerz7117]

Best for me is the stick between my nose and dominant eye. Directly under my eye is not best.

[@dominicpiscopo7915]

I KNOW I USED THE WRONG ENGLISH OTHER WISE I WOULD OF MADE THE SHOT I GUESS I'LL JUST HAVE TO PRACTICE THIS SHOOT USING DIFFERENT ENGLISH UNTIL I MAKE THE SHOT

[@MW-qy2jj]

Anyone know the size of the pool table??

[@Sharivari]

9ft

[@cueball5858]

How come the rest of the pool world say it is one full tip, not a half tip, for one diamond?

[@nikhilpatel1755]

Hey I'm a freelance graphic designer, would you like me to design a logo for you??

[@Sharivari]

Hi. Yes if you want to that would be great :)

[@nikhilpatel1755]

I charge £50 for a full logo and branding design, is that something you would be interested in?:)

[@nikhilpatel1755]

I am from the UK btw:)

[@adijb3840]

Please mr translate to Indonesia language,because I like all video but I am can't speaks english?

[@michaelblakely3285]

35 minutes and 16 seconds

[@KraashTanner]

32:03

[@projectknowledge5374]

384k subs 384k views

[@erickort1987]

how about how to be a pro pool player 35 minutes,lol

[@dukemakaveli]

But all these shots need a proper cue, I don’t think they can be fulfilled on a regular cue.

[@darinfoy9525]

umm... you could do any shot with a broom handle as long as you adjust for deflection properly!

[@plzitzjustmahcheezits909]

Lord Machiavelli On a house cue, yes, but every shot in this video just requires a cue that’s 50 dollars and up with a working tip and a table with fair cloth on it

[@MichelJosephCardin]

I'm going to need to watch and correct all of you; it seems; you do not plan three shots ahead; you plan it all and fix all your problems as you are cleaning the rest as so that they are free by the time that you have to put those in too. What are you thinking???; Plan three shots ahead and what if four are tied up and your three play balls are potted? Huh what then?; you might lose if that is what you are doing.

[@albamoreno8592]

Traduse tu videos ala español

[@cesarruiz4813]

Algo así en castellano? ... por favor

[@Sharivari]

Por desgracia no. No hablo espanol.. ¡Lo siento!

[@larrylund2682]

There is only one way to gain one year of pool knowledge. Play every day for a year. End of story.

[@plzitzjustmahcheezits909]

Work smarter, not harder. When the theory is presented to you and you intake it and practice it, a year’s worth of knowledge could easily be digested in a smaller amount of time. I know people who’ve played for 3 years not be able to run out racks consistently while players who’ve played for 5 months run out rack after rack. Simply knowledge and application of knowledge.

[@kasirabkasiyras8332]

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