Follow Through - Pool Basics | Pool School

[@oscarhinojosa1612]

This is the best tutorial I have seen on technique. Not only with content, which is extremely useful, but also with thorough explanation. Thank you sir!

[@sjl5118]

The quality, content and clarity of your explanations in your videos is fantastic. I appreciate how long decent KZbin content takes to make, so thank you. Keep it up!

[@PoolSchool]

Cheers appreciate that.

[@bigdaven1999]

I've taken so much on board from these videos it has improved my game so much that I now play in 2 different league's!! Massive thanks and will continue to watch n learn 🎱🎱🎱🎱

[@PoolSchool]

That's brilliant to hear and so glad the videos have helped. Playing in higher leagues against better players will only make you better still!

[@bigdaven1999]

@@PoolSchool play in the north Bedfordshire league and just started playing in the Buckinghamshire premiere league! So Tue wed and Thurs playing 🎱🎱🎱🎱

[@repentedheart]

@@PoolSchool Hello sir. Can you please make a video on how to count in between diamond segments. Example the 10 diamond and the 20 diamond how to count in between to find the number 15 you're the professionals your help would be great. Thank you sir

[@PoolSchool]

I’m afraid I play British pool and as you’ll see in the videos, UK pool tables don’t have diamonds on them.

[@kingstonchirangwi6979]

All the way from zimbabwe ur videos have helped me so much

[@slayer5097]

Pool is massive in Zimbabwe and all over Africa. You play blackball?

[@misfit8974]

Just learnt more in 10 minutes than I have in 2 years

[@dannyd0g]

Such a good demonstration and explanation. After watching this clip I was able to re-introduce effective top spin into my game. Something which I had been struggling with very badly after a long time away from cue sports, and struggling badly to adapt to the light white in pool. But by gripping further back on the cue as suggested, and using a long back swing, the follow through now happens automatically and takes care of itself. Getting really effortless topspin now, and that shot has gone from a huge weakness to a strong capability in the space of a few practice shots. What an amazingly quick transformation that was!!

[@PoolSchool]

That’s brilliant to hear. With a good follow through, screw back and top spin really should feel effortless like you say. It’s a great feeling when you can do it too. Glad the video helped.

[@ian8745]

This is something I've never really put much thought into doing correctly. I suspect I probably follow through further the more power I'm hitting it with. I'll definitely be mindful of it next time I play. Very helpful video, thanks

[@criticaltinker]

new subscriber. i will practice this for hours to train my muscle memory so i'll be able to do this technique consistently. thank you so much.

[@trojanmissile933]

Excellent videos; especially this one - I`ve found the ideal warmup to eliminate my consistent ``stabbing`` at the start of pool matches ! / minutes of just concentrating on follow through and timing ;)

[@PoolSchool]

Thanks.

[@terirogers6829]

You are so great at teaching! This is something I really need to work on and you provide some excellent points and practice tips. Thank you!

[@PoolSchool]

Cheers thank you very much

[@kingstonchirangwi6979]

Ur the best

[@Supersonic73]

Another great video, with helpful tips to improve ,my game

[@matthewhermon2677]

Great content! Top tips that I want to practice. 😊

[@tiparewilson7675]

Honestly the best vids I've seen you should be a instructor man thanks heaps

[@martinquinn3382]

Great tutorial on follow through ! Very well explained ! Thank you ! I will use it for snooker, but the absolute same thing...

[@Zamokwakhekhumalo]

Great video!

[@stevieg4198]

Great video as always. I find staying down on the shot just as important as follow through. Helps balance and consistency and even if you play a bad shot you still look like you know what you're doing 🤣

[@PoolSchool]

😂 Exactly!

[@0flan]

I feel I sometimes jab at my shot. Struggling to change that. Maybe this video will help thanks.

[@skipperry63]

Excellent advice! Thanks !

[@lafaelerobertson2573]

Great video

[@martinemmerson2809]

Great info

[@timmanton340]

Great video, helpful info. Where did you buy those red and yellow balls at with the elephant 8??? Would love to purchase a set

[@PoolSchool]

Cheers. There’s links to various accessories including the balls in the description under the video.

[@JonLeonardF10]

This Amazing tutorial, so precise and easy to understand. Keep up the good work, and btw what brand of cue sticks you using in this video. Lmk pls and thanks 🙏

[@PoolSchool]

Thank you 🙏 My cue is a “Taylor Made” 3/4 jointed cue.

[@user-uc1ym8zk2n]

thanks for this usefull video

[@jamesroche6138]

Nice vid man

[@PoolSchool]

thanks

[@Daraghbreen]

Hey mate. Great video. Just wondering how did you remove the background from the video

[@PoolSchool]

Cheers. I have a green screen.

[@Corner4Billiards]

It’s all about finding your Home position. Hitting your home position means following through regularly.👏🏼

[@Fearless13289]

Nice video sir

[@PoolSchool]

Thanks

[@lafaelerobertson2573]

Very good

[@jamesroche6138]

What cue do u have? I got a peradon phyton it’s decent

[@PoolSchool]

It's a "Taylor Made" cue.

[@martynroberts1974]

After you hit the ball it doesn't matter what you do it has no impact on the shot

[@PoolSchool]

But what you do after you hit the ball has a huge impact on HOW you hit the ball. Try swinging a golf club or kicking a football without a good follow through and see how far it gets you.

[@martynroberts1974]

@PoolSchool load of tosh what your saying goes against the laws of physics

[@PoolSchool]

😂 Believe what you like mate, good luck with your game!

[@kentnathaniel6961]

Follow through definitely helps so much, I can apply effects more consistent with it... I think it is because the ball doesn't go instantly to top speed when first contact with cue, but there's a bit of time to accelerate from 0 to 100 and you want to make sure the ball contacts the cue as long as possible for more predictable behavior

[@martynroberts1974]

@kentnathaniel6961 rubbish after contact your cue slows down and by the time it speeds up again the ball has gone plenty videos on KZbin that shows you this

[@raynsmith3635]

Great video!

[@lafaelerobertson2573]

Great video