SEVEN POWERFUL SHOTS EVERY POOL PLAYER SHOULD KNOW!

IMPROVE YOUR POOL GAME: This video highlights 7 professional level shots every pool player should know. This video demonstrates:
1. The Reverse Four Railer
2. The Reverse Pull
3. The Rail Kiss
4. The Double Kiss Rail Jump
5. The Rail First Safety
6. The Jump Bank
7. The Rifleman Special
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[@olavodias]

I think if I do the reverse pull on my pool league, someone will break a cue on my head hahaha...

[@davidmarcashton]

Cheers Anthony... nice concise shots. Love it.

[@poolteacher]

Glad you enjoyed it! 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!

[@paxconsciente3352]

never think of the pull shot, but recently snooker pro "ali carter" used it in a pro match ! blew everyones minds lol thanks for the absolutely incredible video as always, captain

[@caseysrodeo14]

Thank you Anthony, Appreciate you as always!!!

[@poolteacher]

My pleasure!

[@drjunk14]

Some of these shots I knew, four of them I did not. As usual great stuff, Anthony.

[@poolteacher]

Glad you like them! 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!

[@magic5075]

Amazing video Anthony!!! Wish my foot wasn’t broken right now, missing pool already but after watching your video, it makes me want to practice and play even more!! Thank you so much for this video! You are like the James Bond of pool!!! Happy Easter!

[@poolteacher]

Wow! I don't know what to say! That's awesome! Thanks for watching!

[@gordonhilditch701]

another great video gordon uk

[@poolteacher]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@TimZ007]

Nice shots. A few of these I never use. 👍👍👍 I will now lol. A tip for those with the jump shots. I have learned to shoot with either eye dominant. Jump shots are way easier to sight with the eye the same arm as your shooting arm. High masse as well. Takes a bit of practice but I think it's worth the effort. Plus it makes shooting off hand more natural as well if you switch eyes. If you can. Also trying to limit head movement and just move your eyes back and forth on jumps helps me a lot as well.

[@poolteacher]

Thanks for watching! 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!

[@mikepokora4835]

Another great video

[@poolteacher]

I appreciate that!

[@tomalderman7598]

Another great video !!

[@poolteacher]

Thanks again!

[@donparrish9659]

Thanks

[@poolteacher]

No problem! 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!

[@mirzaburgic]

Really like your videos..

[@poolteacher]

Glad you like them! 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!

[@ttunderbridge5762]

how are you aiming that last shot (the safety) ? i was trying to figure out a consistent safety for that very shot earlier today and just could not find a way to aim it that gave a good result consistently

[@joekind1]

Good ideas. I would have taken an intentional foul, hitting the 5 ball making the 9 ball, and then spotting it.

[@poolteacher]

I was playing two time world champion Larry Price. It was either him or me. With a low level opponent that might be the right shot. Thanks for watching!

[@wheelezerides2558]

Be careful of double strikes on that reverse pull.

[@sheilamagley6527]

what kind are the fancy balls, where can I get them

[@poolteacher]

Dynsaphere balls. I sell them actually. Call me and I'll hook you up with a set. My phone number is: 606-669-8401. Love to hear from you!

[@fisspa]

I am sorry and no hate but I see some (In my humble opinion) strange tips as an professional poolplayer. I will go through each and everyone and explain what I think about them. 1. You should go with some left english/spin and go our left long rail, short, long and back to the long rail you went in first. 2. I could be wrong but I think that’s an illegal way to shot the ball and also the 3rd shot was an clear foul and also some of the rest. 3. Nice, good and smart advice even tho this situation comes up like 1 time in every 10000000000 rack, lol. 4. Nice little trick shot. 5. I guess good tip, but most poolplayers know this but yeah, good way to play it. 6. Yeah I mean🤷‍♂️ Same answear as on number 5. 7. Maybe could come in handy some situations but not in many. This shot involves to much risk. Like in this layout. Just play thin on the right side of the one ball and end up in the same position with the cueball he just ended up in and risk way less with the shot. (I know it was just an example but yeah). No hate, just my opinion and good luck with your channel👍

[@bobhenson1433]

With due respect to your ability, Anthony, on the 1st shot, a low left 3 rail shot is much easier than your reverse English 4 rail. You show the 9 at the center diamond, tons of room to slide the cue ball in position for the 9 after 3 rails. Even if the 9 was even closer to the left corner pocket, I’d opt for the low left 3 rail. Reverse English just to hard (for me!).

[@poolteacher]

Appreciate your perspective but low don’t do a thing when you cut a ball 80 degrees.

[@bobhenson1433]

I didn’t recognize the severity of the cut from my iPhone screen. Still, I have a difficult time executing your shot. Back to the table!

[@waheedafolabi6929]

How do I register on your website for the give away...nothing points to it!

[@poolteacher]

It’s the button that says KZbin giveaways.

[@waheedafolabi6929]

Submitted my details. Thanks 👍.

[@poolteacher]

@@waheedafolabi6929 You're welcome!

[@lloydyoung6141]

I have audio but no video

[@poolteacher]

May be your computer... everyone is is seeing both

[@lloydyoung6141]

@@poolteacher I'm on my phone and yours is the only video I can't see

[@poolteacher]

@@lloydyoung6141 strange shows up fine on my phone

[@lloydyoung6141]

@@poolteacher really it might just be a connection issue on my end I'll check it some more and get some help else where , I really would like to see your videos. I watch and practice every day and stride hard to learn every day for hours

[@PhillyFingers]

Shot #2 the reverse pull keep in mind in many leagues is an illegal shot since the butt of the cue is dragging on the table. I can’t see from your camera angle but unless you have the cue completely off the table. Dragging the butt on the cloth would make it illegal in many leagues. Similarly how some leagues say you have to always have one hand on the bridge when using a mechanical bridge. The rules vary from place to place so be aware of the league and tournaments rule sets first before trying that shot.

[@poolteacher]

Just reviewed the BCA rule book and didn't see anything prohibiting it. Secondly, I would argue that you lay the butt of a bridge cue on the table when you use it. Is that illegal? If this shot is illegal that would have to be illegal too. Every league I've played in, it has always been completely legal. But I am sure it could be illegal in some places if there is a specific rule prohibiting it. Thanks for the comments. Always love to hear your perspective :)

[@PhillyFingers]

@@poolteacher yes it’s very dependent on the location and rule set. I was keeping in mind not just BCA but other leagues and international play as well. Many countries use different house rules and tournament rules. Just something for them to be aware of. A casual APA player my try this and get all sorts of questions based on the region and the lack of rules written about it in the APA handbook since it’s such a unique shot. Always enjoy your videos!!

[@radicalbastard7528]

Reverse pull is illegal in Europe.

[@poolteacher]

Probably not. Check your rule book

[@radicalbastard7528]

@@poolteacher yes it is. So have you any other getaway from that situation?