Pool Lesson | Understanding The Cueball

[@iainscott3736]

Love the way this guy instructs. To the point. Great graphics, intelligent commentary. Makes sense, uses simple terms with good examples. By far he is better than most who feel they HAVE to pass on their own learning. Up there with Dr Dave. Keep it simple as possible whilst still getting their point over.BIG TICK from me.😁

[@madhatter2012]

I watch a ton of instructional pool videos, and Sharivari is by far the best. There are a few whose videos are right up there with him, but I enjoy his the most, and I've learned so much from watching them.

[@alamsyah4852]

😊😅😊, ta t t t. OEEY🎉😮

[@Blessed.2.Teach.4God]

There are **alot** of people out there teaching pool, but I've gotta say man, you are very very good... Not only in your abilities & knowledge, but also how you execute your videos as well. Great job Brother, keep it up.

[@Sharivari]

Thank you a lot!

[@jaybeebetlogan1740]

this is the right way of teaching . this man is so understandable and not too advance in teaching. best video so far

[@vishalm1600]

Your videos are absolutely wonderful. Well explained, well recorded and perfectly edited! Good work Sharivari!

[@Sharivari]

A little hint: Depending on the angle you have on the one-ball, you may have to adjust your speed and hit a little lower / higher on the cueball. I can't explain all these little details in this video. Thats where you have to take action and just trial and error. Enjoy your lesson!

[@peterbroder8609]

Give me two weeks to watch all of these videos and then you and I should have a game!

[@Sharivari]

Are you ready?

[@Tblillard]

Very clear and helpful. Great job as always!

[@TheDiceyDealer]

I love you videos sharivari. Well explained with excellent visual aids. Keep up the great work!

[@kennethb.57]

Thank you so much for explaining but by bit on how to shoot it truly is a good learning experience you have truly helped me since I started watching you

[@M4f0]

It is very handy to see how tangent line works on the shots. Thanks so much. Great channel. Keep recording vids man !

[@gingerjones6436]

Enjoy your lessons! You’re good.

[@allgood6760]

Good vid... Thanks from NZ 👍🇳🇿

[@poolpassion]

Great tutorial sir. i have seen a lot of video tutorials in pool, but the clarity of your intructions and graphical representation were superb - where will you hit the cueball and the speed are very important. please continue making videos or just run out with couple of racks just by indicating where to hit the cue ball and at what speed, i learn a lot just by that. thank you! 😂

[@jferengi1]

Can hardly wait to try these ideas.

[@tonicogsf]

Great video! Just one thing, at 5:44, the image of the spin on the Cue Ball shows Right Spin, when I guess it’s actually Left Spin (and also, you say left spin). But yes, thanks for the amazing videos, cheers!

[@johngatta]

Another excellent video! Great work!

[@jasonkeith9317]

Great job dude love ur videos keep up the good work!!!

[@gvsante]

Great video! 👍

[@Sharivari]

Thanks!

[@JoeyMiamiU]

Good stuff. Enjoy your videos very much.

[@robertbennett8361]

I enjoy watching the great pool player's I play pool and I know how hard it is they make look easy much respect to this great player

[@alexandpool]

Thank you. Your videos=gold

[@neilchristian426]

Awesome video man!

[@Helpmelearn]

Thanks. Good stuff

[@trppodin9973]

i was testing out the fiirst shot alot and found that you can get position on the 2 ball by doing an extreme draw shot with right hand english after a few tries it was working consistantly

[@cameronthomas3398]

Dude you have a lot of scattered lessons, but I think they are very valuable. Can you put your playlists in a clear order so a beginner an coherently learn from your lessons

[@gvsante]

Thank you! 🤘

[@erickhino007]

Hello, If you are looking at the white ball, the shot is outside not inside. In the video is inside, please check the example of the cue ball, this is the opposite (mirror).

[@khack411]

I think the same. It’s outside….cutting to right with left is outside isn’t it???

[@williamsheppard8738]

I must be a little slow lol because I finally understand what you are talking about damn I feel slow right now

[@ibrahimnaimat6014]

Great effort

[@GhettoFisherman]

Great video man!!! Awesome tips!!! But why not go for the easier shot in the one nine combo? I would take that chance any day over trying to get back on that two then back down for the three.

[@Sharivari]

Thank you. Well, if I would have done that the video would end after 30 seconds.

[@chuckpatteson8080]

@@Sharivari chuck

[@johnpendleton2227]

When playing in APA (as I do), it might not be advantageous to sink the 9 ball early in the rack, because you could wind up leaving many points on the table, whereas sinking the 9 ball will only get you 2 points and leave the remaining balls dead. I understand that by sinking the nine allows you to keep the break, but in most cases, to me, it's worth it to accumulate as many points possible before going for the nine. Cheers!

[@lancesavage4829]

What brand pool table do you have? I see that it has graduations on the rails for training. I really enjoy watching your instructional videos. Thanks, Lance

[@kimsoriano9369]

loved it

[@georgejohns5503]

Thanks good video 👍🏾

[@bhongtalacay2538]

Thank you very much

[@TheJohnCooper]

Sharivari- great vid but you got the sidespin wrong I think. On your cueball graphic you’re putting left hand side on it, but you’re actually putting right hand side spin on cueball.

[@jess33ad]

Great pool material, very well explained and executed, kudos to you Sir, just out of curiosity, what country are you from? And where are this videos filmed at?

[@Sharivari]

Thank you! I am from Germany / Bavaria and filiming in a location called Karo Double B. Ralf Souquet also trains here. Just search for "Karo Open Efren Reyes" on KZbin. There was some great stuff going on in the 90's.

[@oodeeps]

I love your videos. I have a question about the cueball that you have in the upper right hand corner of your videos. It looks like where you show the contact point is from your perspective, is this right? I would think it would be better to show the contact point from our perspective (as if we were the shooter). Thanks again for these great videos Sharivari!

[@Sharivari]

Thanks a lot! I am actually showing where I hit the cueball from the shooters view and not from the camera angle :) Or did I confuse it on some shots?

[@oodeeps]

I thought that was what you were doing. It just looked like sometimes you were hitting on the opposite side of the ball. Maybe I'm wrong. Thanks for your quick reply. I appreciate it.

[@Helpmelearn]

Great

[@hollowmoon9]

thanks!

[@Sharivari]

You're welcome!

[@adamhead.9823]

Thanks man ! ;)

[@marioneckham7534]

THANX GREAT- WELL DONE!!

[@zerocool7051]

What brand of pool table are you playing on? It looks to me like a Gold Crown 4 but not too sure.

[@Sharivari]

Almost. Gold Crown 3.

[@zerocool7051]

@@Sharivari Cool! How does the GC 3 play in your opinion?

[@SchizophenicMongoloid]

Are you adjusting for throw, or just able to make it negligible?

[@Sharivari]

No. When playing shots like these I am just aiming automatically and do not have to think about throw and deflection anymore.

[@TheJurgisRud]

Something to note here. When you use outside english on this shot, there will of course be a throw effect on the object ball. This will also slightly change the tangent line because you are cutting the one ball slightly less because the throw sends it toward the pocket, and this actually helps you miss the 9 ball because of the modified tangent line.

[@Sharivari]

Great observation! I used this advantage of throw in the video about "When To Use Spin And Draw", too.

[@repentedheart]

i am new to the game of pool. can you please do a video on how to use the diamond system please sir. thank u

[@lapincheriatota]

dude you are putting where did you hit the cue ball flipped, you should put where ae you hitting based on your view

[@Sharivari]

Oh, yes I did. Thanks for the hint.

[@johmarydia2357]

now i know the softer i shoot, the faster the effect of follow through

[@dominiques2762]

ERROR, left English on the first shot would be outside English, not inside

[@Sharivari]

Yes. I marked the wrong spot on the cueball. Should be right (inside) english.

[@johnpendleton2227]

You are correct Dominique S. I was always taught that "outside" spin (English) is the side that is toward the greater angle of the alignment, and "inside" spin is the side toward the smaller angle. This applies regardless of whether the spin is "left" or"right".

[@bradhamrick1267]

The Is Cool

[@zaitoonmushtaque9710]

Which cue do you use

[@Sharivari]

Lucasi Custom with Hybrid shaft.

[@ronaldokhalifa8451]

Umm the problem is that sometimes I don't get the shot at all when I play at the Botton of the cue ball in that same straight line just like how your cue ball was to make the one ball I does miss the shot like 90% out of 100

[@unfortunately.not.a.psyduck]

I'm over here wondering which is the 2 ball :/

[@martdhabader4481]

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[@jcjensenllc]

Confusing.

[@topansaputra3854]

Pleas give me subtitle Indonesia 😢

[@Ysf176]

Why can't you study English language?

[@rogerscottcathey]

once again you say left English and diagram shows right. One o'clock is high right English isnt it?

[@Sharivari]

Same. What I say is reliable.

[@rogerscottcathey]

@@Sharivari : No doubt. A favorite channel. m'Just a little confused I guess.

[@michaelbeach2174]

L l

[@jocrisvictoriano9284]

You lied to us 😡

[@SemperVictor1120]

😂😂😂😂😂