Shots You MUST Know | The Most Important Shot

[@Sharivari]

Obviously at a certain skill level, the break shot becomes to most important shot in pool, because it decides whether you can run the table or give your opponent a chance at the table. But in my opinion as a beginner, the most important shot to know & to master from different distances and different speed, is the stop shot. Well guys, that's it. I can't believe I've really released 24 videos in 24 days. I am just really, really exhausted now and will probably sleep 5 days straight. I hope you've enjoyed the videos. Unfortunately often it was just a time problem, otherwise I could've put more information and work into the videos. But I tried to always put a bit of extra information in it, not just the one shot per video how it was initially planned. Thanks for this great year we had together. My plan was to get to 100,000 subscribers by the end of this year. Now we are already at 133,000 subscribers, that's just so amazing. We will see us again with new content in the next year. I am currently looking for another pro player to match up, but due to the Covid19 lockdown it's probably going to take a while. And just like I mentioned in the video, if you want to support what I am doing and also get something in return, check my Patreon page. Stay safe friends! Have a Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year!

[@Xname777]

What happens when you make an illegal break on 9 ball? Does your opponent take ball in hand or just takes the turn ?

[@quinanolaglennjays.1679]

Nice video shari I've learn a lot of your video since i was starting to watch you keep it up

[@iambasic2991]

@@Xname777 all depend on the severity of the foul if its a scratch thn ofc ball in hand

[@Xname777]

@@iambasic2991 no i don't mean a scratch, i mean when you don't make 3 points on the break than it's an illegal break, idk if u know the rule, every ball pocketed in break counts as 1 point and every ball passing the head string is 1 point so combination of these must be 3 points ( example: make 1 ball and 2 balls pass the head string , legal break) , ( making 2 balls and no balls pass the head string, illegal break, so i wana know what happens in this case ball in hand or just opponent takes the turn?) Ive seen some players playing they just take the turn with no ball in hand but some days before someone said to me that it's ball in hand so I'm a bit confused lol. Searched about it but not any conclusion yet.

[@Sharivari]

They take turn or can give it back to you, but aren't allowed to push out.

[@andraskoleszar9759]

After having watched this video series I must say a couple things. First of all it is obvious that you poured your heart and soul into the series. It was a pleasure to watch that you went above and beyond to make absolutely phenomelnal videos, this months and I applaud you for that. The quality of these videos were outstanding and they were full of pure gold. I really appreciate your commitment to the game and I am very thankful that I found your channel all that time ago. I hope and I am sure that you will grow as big as anyone on KZbin, thank you for posting these amazing lessons. I wish you and everyone a Merry Christmas, and I hope to see you next year🎄❤️

[@jamesdavis8731]

Excellent series. Very well done. And, yes, the stop shot is the most important shot in pool. Master it and you are immediately a much better player.

[@maxartist3d]

Great series, thanks alot. 👌 The 48 most important situations on the table. (Shots you must know series extended) 🤭

[@billmccluskey8503]

Thanks for the 24 shots love them

[@MikeyD22]

Really loved this series and the way you presented it. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your holiday season!

[@adambandurak8913]

Thanks for this series. The long straight shot seems like the hardest shot a lot of the time.

[@chamberlinetenedor2268]

Thank you so much for making the most useful and language friendly tutorials. I wont skip ads from now on. I promise 😉

[@Eric-ii4vf]

I love this so much. The idea of going with a drag-stop at all times and just modulating pace is such a great strategy to simplify the stop shot. Thanks for the video series, the awesome tutorials, and your unique insights into the game.

[@Wearenewcreation101]

Bro, you are one of the best pool teachers I know. Keep up the good work. I learn a lot from you all the time. THANK YOU.

[@devinburk88]

This helps a lot thank you very much. It’s amazing how something so simple can make a huge difference

[@robertbyington7715]

S I have been a fan of yours since the beginning and the quality of your videos is now second to non. I have to admit that I don’t have your stroke control to hit a stop shot from that distance so many times I will hit a slow follow shot or just use the end rail to get my shape. I just struggle with long straight in stop shots. I am going to try your approach next time I’m on the table many of these shots are simply repetition. But I digress happy holidays and a safe new year; please stay safe and keep these videos coming!!!!

[@iwanwibisono9072]

Always enjoy watching your video. Thank you very much. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2021! 🎉🎆🎄

[@alchaisson7948]

This was a great series, thanks for all the work you put into this.

[@zcurtin608]

100% correct. I still do stop shots from the dot into the corner pocket as the warm up for a tournament. It really allows you to focus on your fundamentals and get that muscle memory really dialed in.

[@monica93304]

Love your teaching method. Great series. I'm glad you have your own table now. Merry Xmas.

[@fu1945.]

Merry Christmas Sharivari thanks for all the great stuff there is people out here that appreciate what you do!! Thanks.

[@davidhartness7574]

Great lesson , and yes , thank your camera guy for a great job an thank you for all the work an editing the lessons , I know how much work it is ! I've really been working on my stop shot an the tangent line . thank you hero from my heart !

[@quintonodonnell8193]

Very well explained how the stop shot works. Look forward to more of your videos. Merry Christmas

[@ebrahimalshaikh1283]

Thanks for the series sharivari its been very helpful. Happy new year and waiting for next video

[@jamiedochutch7388]

Great series. I watched every episode, sometimes twice. Definitely a great job explaining a lot of vital concepts. This is a must for anyone looking to strengthen their game. I must say that your camera and video editing is top notch.

[@joshuahoward2027]

Man your an amazing shot. Thank you for putting in the time to make these videos. I been watching them non stop since I found them.

[@mikekearney5085]

Thanks for the lessons. Great series I learned alot. Good luck in the new year.

[@stevesmith866]

A light just went on in my head. Thx sooo much. Great job!!!!

[@SuperGreyfox99]

Your very excellent at these videos and explaining the process behind. Thank you to yourself and the camera man. Thank you

[@jasonladegard3573]

Thanks for a great series! Hope you have a great holiday. I look forward to what you post next.

[@doughandler9843]

Nice series I hope you continue to prosper.

[@azmathismail1611]

Brilliant series. I love your work and learnt so much. Thank you and to your crew :)

[@larrywhitesell4139]

Really great instruction. I've learned so much from these videos.

[@handelmotors]

What an AMAZING Series!!! I’m so excited for your recent growth and transition to full time, and wish you and the channel the Best!!! Happy Holidays, and hope you have an Amazing 2021!!!

[@rogerthebeau7363]

Thank you very much for all you do. Helping everybody who watchedand myself in particular , thank you Camara man , good job.

[@TheJestinator]

The end of a great series! Thank you for all the hard work you put into these videos. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you, hopefully meet you at a tournament in 2021!

[@mythoughts.....4787]

Best watch on the tube, keep up the great work !!!

[@thedirandogroup44]

Congrats on a fantastic video series. I would like to see some break training in 2021 for 9 ball. If the cameraman isn't a pool player it might be cool to see him try your shots and explain what "normal" players might be doing wrong. Just a thought. Merry Christmas to you both and Happy New Year.

[@wayneharrington388]

Great series, merry Christmas and get some rest

[@mikekearney5085]

Great series u helped an ole guy enjoy the game again....thanks

[@rickcarson9423]

Cool series! Thank you and "Cam" man! I always learn something. Merry Christmas!

[@GunManOsh]

Fantastic series!!!

[@baconballs13]

Thanks for all your hard work! Great series, well done!

[@cmoody7706]

Thank you and camera man! Very nice “serious”. I thought that was cute the way you said it! Merry Christmas!

[@henma1]

That was a great series, and the effort really paid off. I really enjoyed the composition of the lessons, and even during the times I was familiar with certain shots, the crazy bonus shots always made the video totally worth watching all the way through. I'm glad there was an outtake added to the last episode lol. I'm looking forward to what you will add in the future! No pressure though. You're videos before this series were also fantastic!

[@Sharivari]

Thanks Henry!

[@PersistentWolfBilliards]

Great series Andre, I'm happy to say I watched them all! Look forward to working with you in the future!

[@ShootingAndReloading]

Thank you for this series - really enjoyed it and learning from you with every episode. Merry Christmas! :)

[@chadillacmc569]

Great series

[@DaveSpicerUK]

Thanks Sharivari, hope you had a nice Christmas 🎄

[@seamusmcfadden994]

Excellent series. It's been nice to wake up on the East Coast USA to a new one every morning. I'm gonna go back through and practice each one! Merry Xmas!

[@karenmaru9084]

Thank you Sharivari for all your insight on how best to play 8 ball etc.I hope to put some of your techniques to practice now that we have a small table 7'x3. Merry Christmas & all the Best for 2021🎊😀

[@lylerubins9159]

A shot I have never seen anyone do is the shot I like the most. It's where you have an angled shot, and you don't want the CB to move from the object ball. The best way to play this, is to use maximum draw, and medium, medium-slow, or slow speed. The ball looses most of its speed while sliding on the table and it moves very little from the object ball. Its truly a magical shot. Edit. You can think of it as the maximum slowing of the cue ball on an angled shot. I use it with lightly angled shots, and medium angled shots, and rarely with thin cuts.

[@hr.8580]

Thank you for the great series, Merry Christmas and all the best in 2021, hopefully with alot of tournaments!

[@TheMikeforgeron]

Your videos are well made and very useful to me as a new beginner. Thank you!

[@davidfrance2218]

Terrific series and great production quality on par or better than anything like it I have ever seen. You have a very engaging teaching style and I hope you make a lot more. I will watch everything you make. Happy New Year!!!

[@lavey8933]

Thanks, boss. I've learned a lot from your videos

[@genecottrell]

Thanks for a great series.

[@shazalgeorge5993]

Thanks for sharing all this knowledge

[@THEAPEXACADEMYOFMATHEMATICS]

Well done bro.... I appreciate all the knowledge because of you I am starting to face my biggest fears in pool but it was always the lack of knowledge that had caused me to be hiding.... I will be rewtching from beggining

[@ReviewPayingearningflatform]

Congrats and thank you for the lesson 😊

[@abenteueramerika7947]

Thank you so much for your videos. Happy holidays.

[@meyup5590]

Very informative series

[@abfabrication3773]

Good work, great content, keep it going. From Kentucky

[@christophergonzalezponce9382]

Thanks for this series and for all videos. There aré verte usefull. Grettings from Chile!

[@brettcreech3490]

Thank you. Happy new year.😎

[@lehoang7780]

Great vids. I learn a lot for the next game.

[@fckgrtlr8441]

Thank YOU for making a calender for me 🥰 I've learned a lot

[@allgood6760]

Nice work bro!... have a good Xmas and New Year from NZ 🎄🎅👍🇳🇿

[@jasonnieuwenhuis335]

Thanks great series! I’ll be travelling to tournaments when possible as well.

[@ronycarlos6378]

Thank u for teaching us this shots merry Christmas.

[@ronaldokhalifa8451]

Well done bro mr pool pro I kept watching everday that is and I tried a shot u said is legal and when I playing the guys said it's a foul but it was worth it I love it 💖

[@oslecvilla9630]

Thank you for sharing,,,😊

[@DaneliusUK]

Enjoyed it, thank you.

[@errponkt6994]

Schöne Feiertage, André. Schlaf ein bisschen, bleib gesund und mach dann weiter. Es gibt keine besseren Lehrffffideos 😍auf KZbin.

[@jamesguanzon8029]

All your episodes are useful thanks for sharing to us... Please create another 24 difirence shot its big help to us as amateur pool player.... A big thanks to you sharivari merry Christmas 🎄🎄🎄 god blessed

[@alfanmulya2665]

Tq and merry chrismast for u n all ur team ... good luck always

[@christianemiller707]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 🎊🎈🎆. I’m hoping to become a patron. I would really enjoy that a lot.

[@lance8410]

Merry Christmas

[@trailerwookie]

Just a side point, your pronunciation of the word "series" has greatly improved!

[@melissacomesario1668]

Thanks again bro

[@bonganinkosi788]

Thank you sir ♥️

[@aarons2moody]

Ty for all of the tips!

[@professor19billiards25]

I remember the first time I saw someone do this. John Binion used bottom English to allow the top English at the end get his position. I immediately knew what he did when it happened but had never seen it used during a shot like that.

[@blackehitr3433]

Love the last Episode

[@benedicbaui3117]

Buddy tnks to your video 24 days. Now im applying in my money game. Tnks a lot looking forward more inspiring videos pls. N b d way . merry Xmas n advance Nw Year..

[@yanskie.phvlog6719]

Keep it up sir... 👍👍👍👍

[@jamesdockery9604]

Thanks

[@vbne1]

Thanks!

[@Sharivari]

Thank you for your donation!

[@yohanchasles1457]

Hello, What is your opinion about to get a very strong grip with your back hand at the moment of your cue hit the cueball and no apply follow throw? Thanks for your video, very good job !

[@josereyebora5811]

hoping a vedio how to aim close to the rail. like 2-3mm clearance please

[@Xcath1]

Hello, thanks for your videos. Can I ask what settings you use on your GoPro to capture your pool shots. Thanks

[@mickscan2]

True that

[@sidneybradley7517]

Help with my scratching in pool

[@larbibel3810]

Good videos

[@wademeister1977]

I love your videos and have picked up some things along the way watching them. From a cosmetic side of things, you make want to break up your footage so that when you talk to the camera you don't have the silly looking GoPro on your head. Just a suggestion.

[@jwon01]

In your last shot Whats the difference between draw and rolling cue ball when you have an angle? It looks like you hit it the same way..

[@naonao76]

Cool

[@valad08]

You forgot to mention how much hard work it was and how difficult it was to shoot these 24 videos

[@ericlyons11]

Great series. Does the camera man play pool? Hopefully he is getting free lessons from you.

[@po4RP20361]

Can someone tell me what brand table hes using, please?

[@tweeee100]

help, I keep hitting the cue ball right of center when ever I use power, how do I stop?

[@TheNateWalking]

I’ve been playing pool for three months and your videos have helped a lot, but I’m still having trouble shooting straight. I always tend to bring my arm slightly toward my body. Frustrated on how to fix it.

[@wjseeman]

More than likely it is your stance to the shooting line. There is a great video on Tor Lowry's youtube channel kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6vNoKipnKx_oLc That whole series he put out is really good. He breaks down a lot of the fundamentals to shot making. I hope it helps.

[@TheNateWalking]

@@wjseeman thanks!

[@Noybi009]

What cue are you using?

[@zyxelk7368]

👏👏👏