Shots You MUST Know | Side Spin or Center Ball?

[@Sharivari]

Out of curiosity and for future videos on this channel. What type of videos do you prefer? The ones where I am explaining a single shot, like yesterday or something like todays video?

[@ericpoolguy29]

Todays video like..., showing different options to make the same shot. I had a similar shot last night in a tournament however i stuned with right spin into long rail for shape on the 6 ball. However everyone has there own comfort. These were great! Awesome job!

[@donparrish9659]

Video is fine but I prefer standard color balls because it's confusing when you say your shooting the 5 and it looks like 6 to us.

[@Nico-db1xc]

Die Mischung macht’s

[@Rodjoe25]

I like yesterday and today's video so make 2 videos everyday hahaha. Im not joking here

[@Sones17]

Sth like today is great! As viewers get to understand the different possible options available, cos I believe different players will prefer certain shots depending on their practice or condition at that moment. Sometimes the right shot is the shot that you are the most confident at that point of time, not depending on the difficulty of the shot :)

[@joseramone9802]

As an average player I enjoy watching your videos because you are very down to earth and show us basically how the cue ball works in multiple ways. I'm 74 and recovering from shoulder surgery and hope to be back at my senior center soon to play 8 and 9 ball. I love pool and your instruction is simple to understand which makes it helpful. I love it when I see you making a shot that I can say yes I've done that and at that speed too. I'll continue to watch because I have lots of time and I will be practicing whenever I feel up to it, hopefully a little more each day.. Your videos are a treasure - please keep them coming. Thanks

[@mikewoodson3135]

I really prefer today’s video. They are all great, but a little variety never hurts. Thanks for all your help

[@jasonnieuwenhuis335]

My job is super hard on my body. I have to massage a muscle group every day when I get home. It hurts and it sucks, but I get some time to watch your videos and it makes it suck less. Love this series!

[@andraskoleszar9759]

Man, I'd never have thought to play that shot with just center ball. I don't even know why but I would always play it with inside, even though that shot is a lot more difficult, and I even kept missing the shot itself. The center ball hit seems so natural compared to the one with sidespin, I honestly have no idea why I'd ever play it that way, maybe it was from watching the pros shoot it that way. I really like the shot on the 8 ball as well. I'd probably would have drawn off of the side-rail with bottom-right and overran my position just like you said, so I am going to try it with just side. Love the content, love the quickfire explanations, there is some amazing value here! 😍

[@iandevaz2604]

Another brilliant video for Sharivari! Do you know what makes these the best coaching videos on KZbin? 1. Different camera angles (sometimes up to 3 of them) for the same shot is extremely helpful - you see the perspective from the player and the birdseye view - for learning and appreciation of the angles 2. The helpful additional notes that pop up sometimes are great learning tools too It's obvious so much effort has been put into these videos. There is, in my view, really no need to watch any other video on pool other than Sharivari!

[@Sharivari]

Thank you so much!

[@lajuane1497]

That delayed draw shot was so satisfying... another beautiful lesson 👍🏼

[@PersistentWolfBilliards]

Very good video. Center ball hits are the most important to know how they work, all 3 center high, low, and center ball.

[@trailerwookie]

Great video. I think a big mistake some players make is trying to learn to play with side spin on the cue ball before they even know the full mechanics of a center ball hit and are not fully aware of the tangent line. I think a player should master the tangent line and center ball hit BEFORE learning to apply side spin. That way you can avoid complicating things too much.

[@chrisross33]

Agree 100%. A person can just use their two finger "peace sign" or when motioning with their fingers the number sign "two" in order to visualize the path of the cue ball on a center or follow shot as opposed to the tangent line that the cue ball will follow on a cue ball stun shot. Sharivari made the excellent point of seeing what is simplest first when it is your turn or after you have successfully pocketed a ball and are evaluating your next shot. If a natural center ball (no spin) shot gets you position on your next shot then great. As aiming becomes less complicated and odds of pocketing the shot goes way up. If it doesn't, then look to spin or draw (or hitting an entirely different ball and/or strategy) to get you where you need the cue ball to go.

[@samuelleevallongo9752]

Awesome series, I know nearly every spin. But ur 100% right key is knowing when to use just no English. Tyvm

[@slowfive0679]

Great work! Really appreciate your channel and keeping it real. Much rather see you slightly out of line and your approach to get back then edited film. Yours is real world. That said, this video was great but please add the lines of the cue ball path (inside English & center ball) its helps with the visualization. Thanks again for a great channel!

[@larryn1929]

Great video. Once again showing that the KISS theory works very well in pool.

[@DavePlaysPool]

Liking the various explanations of shooting the same shot and awesome bonus shot!

[@maxartist3d]

Nice bonus shot i loved it. 👍

[@dshevack1]

Always like the videos. I would like to mention to you the term inside English most people do not know what that is or use it the same way. Using the term inside / outside English means different things to different people. Please make a video a try and clarify for people.

[@Rodjoe25]

its so easy when you know the cue ball reaction or the cue ball path. thanks for this video

[@nazzz3331]

Big thank you my friend.... ive been watching your videos and ive noticed alot of change iin my gameplay...thanx again🤩

[@seamusmcfadden994]

I'm proof that this is the best / easiest way to shoot this shot. I set it up b4 dinner. Just came downstairs after a "few" beers. Made it and got perfect on the 6!........missed the 8 for the run out lol. Also, forgot to put the donut markers down. Anyway. Center ball. Easy peasy!

[@planetscore]

Great vid! Can you always blend in a 2D overlay of the starting position so that it is possible to repeat the drill at home without too much guessing where the balls are?

[@robertburnett5561]

Great video. Very clear lesson. Thanks.

[@FirstWayHockey]

What I learned here, the simplest, the best.

[@joseangelquielsantamaria832]

Awesome bonus shot

[@axfrayberg]

Nice reminder to keep it simple

[@seamusmcfadden994]

I'm laid off atm and still contribute. Send something to Sharivari for the great content! $$ I only do a small amount but it keeps my conscience clear! haha I'm not a freeloader. Shoot straight everyone!

[@Ray_Steinhart]

I like these videos short and sweet. Your bonus shots are killing me though.😳

[@lance8410]

Got my new cuetech. Had an ob1. Got to get a heater in garage so I can play been cold as the 2 ball here.. thanks again for the vids btotha

[@misteroughtright5557]

Living with the same situation, my dude

[@yosephermanto]

Thanks for using English.. :D Nice Lesson!!

[@አቤልየድንግልልጅ]

U change my playing life

[@b3b3b38]

Great lesson

[@Sharivari]

Thanks Ryan

[@ngapo7070]

Sharivari you'r d best 😊

[@TimZ007]

I will say that the regular wood shafts play these shots easier as they have more deflection. The lower the deflection you actually have to change your aim where the closer to ghost ball aiming works well for these shots with the more traditional shafts . Or you can hit then a bit harder with the carbon to get a similar result as it does not allow the swerve to come back into play after the initial squirt. I find the same is true with on the rail positional shots with heavy english. The squirt helps balance the shot so there is less adjustment for the shooter. At a consistent speed anyway.

[@johnemmanuele9789]

Im excited to the next episode

[@林冠儒-z4h]

Never thought of this way, learned a lot!

[@jamesguanzon8029]

Nice video as always👋👋👋

[@williamtaylor4474]

Hey sharivari i was wondering whats your thought on carbon fiber shafts I have a meucci cue and I was looking into the meucci carbon fiber or the predator revo thanks again for all your videos

[@DaneliusUK]

Enjoyed it, thank you.

[@kimsoriano9369]

great video

[@shedyonolunosen325]

You're great bro.

[@Hmuhieddin1000]

Great player

[@BladeRunner-td8be]

Most players find inside spin more difficult than outside spin by quite a margin. I am the opposite and the reason is that outside spin I'm aiming without as much of the object ball as a reference point. Cheers

[@liamaleksoff9191]

i liked todays episode and i know it

[@gazmendzymberi1208]

Nice topic

[@Patriottoo2]

Well done... in presentation and video. Thanks.

[@svb4642]

We need a video about how to play bank

[@litofficial]

This guy gonna make it to the mosconi cup if he starts really participating.

[@BandsawBob]

Did you make the head string and rack markings yourself or was it professionally done. Can't find anyone locally that does such things.

[@Sharivari]

The table fitter did it when setting up the table.

[@tonifung139]

amazing

[@justinbryson8695]

Hi, on that 7 ball, what do you think of using a lot of left hand English, and a lot of throw, to get that cue ball off of that side rail, and shape on the 8? Do you think that using a lot of throw just makes that shot harder? When ever I do not have enough angle to get the cue ball off the rail, to get shape on another ball, I always feel that I need to use a lot of throw, in order to help me get that cue ball off of the rail, and onto the next shot. Do you think it is best to practice using center cue ball? I really like your videos. Thanks.

[@Sharivari]

Hi Justin. Well, I am not really a fan of using English on that shot. It just makes it so much harder, because you really have to pound it. And there is really no huge advantage. I personally had the best results when using no spin on such shots.

[@justinbryson8695]

@@Sharivari Thanks for your reply. Curious, can you tell me what camera you are using on your hat? I would like to get myself something like that, and think that it might help my game, by seeing the flaws in my own game. It is really nice to see another players line of site, during their game. Great instruction videos.

[@dijdaj2735]

Welchen Lucasi shaft spielst du,auch schon mal mit Predator kombiniert???? Grüsse aus Niederösterreich 🎱👏😎

[@joseangelquielsantamaria832]

A question.... is it the same a delayed draw that a force draw?

[@hannasianko4647]

What size of pool and brand you use, please?

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

I hate that bottom inside shot, this is a great alternative.

[@harley5571]

I can only wish to have a pool room and a table like that..Very envious here ..lol.

[@salevu]

Hi, Please comment how do You like your Clash Steel table compared to Dynamic III ? I am interested in playability, build quality, speed... I am planning to purchase a table and still did not have an opportunity to play on Clash, only on Dynamic II & III, Brunswick and some other less known brands.

[@jannojieesto9932]

learning from phillipines

[@yaninacostanzo7874]

Grande capooo geniooo

[@fadhiliemanueli498]

I'm fadhili from Tanzania thanks

[@ericpoolguy29]

I would have played it differently. Stun/right bottom, into long rail and have the cue ball come into the line of the 6. Happened during a LIVE youtube tournament last night :p worked out well

[@AlexicekYoutube]

How big a space in a room do you need for that pool table?

[@johnsteger]

870k to go ...you'll be the first to get a million subs in this algorithm 💪💪

[@Sharivari]

Haha, I think that's not possible as an educational pool channel. But at least I am allowed to dream.

[@alejoram18]

Isnt the shot on the 8 better using 2 rails?

[@johnniewalker9737]

Yeah, brilliant! great advice way too many players putting unnecessary spin on the cue ball. Bravo.

[@robsnotes4u]

Where can I get the lines you between the diamonds on your rails?

[@Sharivari]

Kamui Diamond Slicer.

[@armanciric3218]

Which cue are you using?

[@chrisgappspoolscore4759]

Super

[@ChrisTian-tg3lj]

Why aim thicker if cue ball is thrown to the left? Aim thiner it is or isnt it?

[@offwiththeirheads4635]

Centre ball all the time, wherever possible to increase the percentage.

[@yousefassayed5354]

Sometimes using English is important to make your life easier

[@offwiththeirheads4635]

@@yousefassayed5354 Well, you logic certainly doesn't work on this shot does it!

[@yousefassayed5354]

@@offwiththeirheads4635 if you watched the video carefully like you did the rest of the episodes, you’d know that the left english shot also worked just perfectly. Also, I said “sometimes”. Pay attention.

[@offwiththeirheads4635]

@@yousefassayed5354 Read my comment, I said "wherever possible". I'm talking about increasing the percentages of the making the shot and getting position. Centre ball gives you better speed control. Learn to read Asswipe!

[@whatever3554]

How to execute a shot in 12 steps: 1- Chalk up 2- Present the shot 3- Chalk up 4 - Explain the shot 5 - Chalk up 6- Add details 7- Chalk up 8- Take aim 9- Chalk up 10 - Adjust position 11- Chalk up 12- Execute the shot

[@chrisross33]

Excellent advice. Oh, and add "chalk up between every shot" lol

[@naonao76]

Cool

[@samuelleevallongo9752]

Maybe few lessons when cue ball and object are nearly impossible to play safely because there parallel or close to rail.

[@LaVerdad65]

Good viddy

[@melanatedalton9687]

For simplicity, does stun just mean hitting center ball?

[@Sharivari]

It means the cue ball has no forward or background rotation when hitting the object ball.

[@melanatedalton9687]

@@Sharivari Ok. So stun can still be executed while using side spin?

[@doughandler9843]

The problem is that you should already know the simplest option is best before considering the more advanced options. Too many things can go wrong when applying side spin causing a miss.

[@Jazeitonas]

Isn't the purple ball number 4?

[@Mickster114]

I missed a straight in 9 ball the other night. I swear stupid mistakes like that are so aggravating!😫

[@theohbg1380]

Your Set of balls confuses the crap out of me. Has your 5 Ball always been purple?

[@Sharivari]

I am using those balls for arund 5 months already. But I've ordered the old ones with standard colored balls again.

[@larryleadman3356]

To day shots

[@jp8921]

When you say “fasten up the cue ball” I think you mean speed up 😬 dein Englisch ist besser als mein Deutsch. Fasten heißt befestigen

[@Sharivari]

Ahh, been saying it wrong the whole time then, thanks!

[@wtfgoogle3884]

6:20 just draw hard and go the length of the table and back for the 8. Chickenshit. LOL

[@youngergaming9159]

Tip: if u focus on the spin u will most likely miss the shot

[@bankorbust810]

There was nothing wrong the the first option you just hit it way too hard. Could've had the same line but stop in the middle of the table to easily slide back across for the 7

[@larryleadman3356]

It's better center ball then to shoot with english

[@joseangelquielsantamaria832]

Asesores bonos shot

[@andybenderowski6086]

I’ve lost my shot

[@wayne5639]

That blk ball shot was poor you nearly missed and the side rail shot before the blk you could of just screwd bk abit

[@lonniebest4697]

I don't like the 24 shot series intro. Each video you ever release is going to show some kind of shot, so it is unnecessarily repetitive to have each of these videos contain a "24 shot series into" that will mean nothing in the long-term. Instead, just say: "We have this situation . . .". Who cares that is part of a 24-shot series? Not me. Respectfully.

[@chrisross33]

It is however a very creative intro that I don't get bored by even though I have seen it over a dozen times. I like this series over all in bringing many of your subscribers and fans together almost every day for the entire month of December. I like seeing how you approach running out racks and remaining balls on the table. Learning and benefiting by comparing what my strategy would.likely have been to your own. So after you made your shot seeing how you approach running out the rest of the rack. I find this more helpful then the bonus shots.