SPEED CONTROL: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN YOU AND A PRO!

Do some tables seem way too fast? Do some seem too slow? This instructional video will address speed control in pool. Master instructor Anthony Beeler will teach you everything you need to know to keep you cue ball on a string no matter what the table conditions are. Beeler will discuss the tips and techniques pros commonly use as they move from table to table (with varying speeds). Master the strategies addressed in this video and you will be well on your way perfect position on every shot!
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[@JamesWells513]

Awesome tips! I look forward to all of your instructional videos! Keep them coming! Please.

[@climbers03]

Thanks for all the tips! Definitely has helped my game!

[@rendevera3134]

I have struggled with this a number of times. Thanks Anthony!

[@jesseellis946]

Great video. I've been enjoying your content. Super informative! Keep the videos coming.

[@HillbillyIslandLife]

Time to learn how to.... Play Like A Pro!! Love it!!

[@deathshead357]

Nice video. Like the Van Gogh in the background too.

[@jamesmcdevitt5327]

Wish I leaned this 30 years ago great lesson 👍

[@gordonvanderveer4394]

Fantastic information!! First I’ve heard about your personal bridge distance should be the distance from the tip of your elbow to the middle of your wrist, this makes total sense! I will definitely include this with my lessons moving forward! Love it!

[@poolteacher]

Thank you!

[@jasonnieuwenhuis335]

Helpful again, thanks. That’s a nice looking table, pockets look pretty tight compared to my Dufferin.

[@tomalderman7598]

Great tips Anthony. You should do another video tomorrow. 😁

[@poolteacher]

Giving lessons tomorrow... That's why I released it today. I'm trying to do bi-weekly now. Thanks for watching!

[@leodeegan9422]

Anthony, thank you for your help. Question. Sometimes I need to hit a shot slowly. Slow role it for position. Would I shorten my bridge length? or slow down my stroke? or both?

[@johnhester4024]

I have not seen a new video in about 2 months from him.

[@stevev7760]

Anthony.....Where have you gone??

[@poolteacher]

I’ll be back soon with season 2. Covid has had me covered up.

[@cheflonniewhite2292]

I am constantly watching and incorporating your material into my game. Bridge Length=14 in. Seems like I'm running out of cueing instrumental.

[@cheflonniewhite2292]

Thank you so much, Anthony!

[@HotelTwoFive-Sev]

My only concern with moving your bridge length, is that it will mess with players that use back-hand english as being short or long of the cues natural pivot point will not allow for the right amount of deflection.

[@BigT27295]

As i went along in my journey this was the most frustrating..

[@roadshowautosports]

Thank you mr. Beeler for yet another great video. Noticed that you lost some weight, hope it’s a healthy loss!

[@poolteacher]

Found out I’m allergic to milk. Makes me look 30 lbs thinner. Was making me miserable. Who knew? Lol

[@james85442]

So question I'm assuming this works for guys who pull the cue all the way back to there Bridge hand . I tend to very my stroke length to the speed of the shot I need . Sometimes I'm very consistent and other times not . Any advice on how to work on my speed control. Thanks sir.

[@poolteacher]

You really need to become acquainted with my full speed control system. It's available in my online class. Love to give you free consultation and tell you how the class works. Give me a call 606-669-8401. Love to have you as a student. And thanks again for all the comments and for watching all my videos I really appreciate it.

[@sheilamagley6527]

what type of cue do you use

[@poolteacher]

McDermott

[@scooperjs]

You haven't posted any new videos lately. I hope all is well.

[@johnhester4024]

What happened to Anthony?

[@TonyUrryMakes]

Oddly- with these lessons- they seem to worm immediately and then stop working. I suspect I am not being diligent once I have a little success with a lesson and get “sloppy”.

[@dannovak3886]

Here's what I find helpful about speed control. Can you learn how to lag while 5' 10' 20' even around the corners? Now estimate the distance and modulate your stroke to Shoot the shot . Should a straight shot and wanna go five feet past it? Would it help to measure the distance to the pocket and add the distance to roll the cue ball forward after contact?

[@williamsheppard8738]

What happened to the videos 🤷🤷🤷

[@williamsheppard8738]

No comment buddy I enjoy your videos I have improved greatly because of your videos if I could afford pool lessons from you I would take them

[@ericschneid3274]

You alright? miss your vids Hope you just got a new gf or something👍