The Secrets Of Playing Position in Pool

[@Sharivari]

I've noticed that my videos aren't imrpvoing anymore.That's why I decided to put everything I have into the next video. Over 50 hours later, this is the final product. Was the topdown animation helpful and should I use it more often when explaining shots or cue ball physics? You can get the Playing Ability Test (11:43) here: patreon.com/Sharivari If you liked one the shirts I was wearing, check my shop: patreon.sharivari.net

[@f00ky56]

Hi, what do u use to shape your tip, what do u recommened for 11.8 mm diameter of tip? Would be nice to hear some about the accesories for the maintenence the our cues. ;)

[@metacamman121]

Go back and watch one of your earlier vids. Maybe not improving as drastically as it was but look at how far you've come. You make some of the best pool videos in the world. I'd say you're doing pretty good. Wouldn't efficiency start to come with the wisdom.

[@myblacklab7]

I found the top-down animation helpful, for sure. Among other things, it can sometimes be difficult to see the angles from a camera view. As someone who is a beginner as of a few months ago, two videos I would *love* to see are: 1) A full explanation of how spin effects the path of the cue ball after impacting the object ball at different speeds and different angles. I know a full explanation would be over an hour long, and I know you've done some videos about this already, but a "here's everything to know about it" video would be awesome, or maybe break it into parts, and provide a link to the next part. You could put some of your already-completed videos in the series, or re-edit them to include overhead animations. 2) A full explanation of how the cue ball will come off the rail after impacting an object ball at different angles and speeds with a center ball hit. I know that the impact at an angle causes the cue ball to spin, but puzzling out exactly how that works is a hard task for us beginners. 3) A full explanation of how spin effects "2)" (or combine 2 & 3). For all of the above, if you had the overhead animation after each demonstration, that would be awesome. Keep up the good work!

[@GuilhermeVLima]

All the animations and the effort you put is great. I like the overlays and how creative you are. Hope you keep improving your content. I'm also a designer and all I can say is that your videos are the best out of all videos of pool out there

[@JustCallMeLoathesome]

Disagree. Your videos started out very good and have become great. Just the right amount of flash and flair with regard to graphics. Any more and it looks like you're trying too hard. Just keep doing what you're doing and improvement will organically happen.

[@CueballcontrolSometimes]

You have created a best video to date, now again you will have the thought "how do I make it better".We love your content and you do not need to spend extreme amounts of editing time on all of them.

[@Sharivari]

Thank you!

[@apexpredatorbilliardstraining]

Your editing skills are off the chain and you are so original

[@chrispysnappz]

I was actually playing this drill earlier in the week. This has given me some great insight into what I could do with the drill and position. Thank you!

[@mikedombrowski839]

One of the best, most informative videos I've seen in a while. Love your channel.👍

[@Dman40000]

That transition from 9 to 8ball was CLEAN

[@brendakelly4192]

I have been playing pool for many many years... I'm not a " natural " lefty . However my brother taught me to play as kids and if course he is left handed while I am right handed.. I've tried to shoot with my right hand without success. I'm telling you this as I'm not sure if this has anything to do with my shooting. I have been under the impression that when using English you should hit the cue ball on the opposite side from where you want the object ball to go... I also want to say this far you have the absolute best teaching videos and thank you for taking the time to post them.

[@azmathismail1611]

Your explanations and video production is a whole other level, man! It's impressive how you're translating your technical knowledge into teaching pool. Really learning a lot from you!

[@Sharivari]

Thanks! 😃

[@manuelmartinez7988]

Such a great video, man. It's one of the most important shots, top follow / spin, for the best CB position. Thank you very much for it.

[@gennarocarlone8428]

Hi Sharivari, so great video! This is a milestone of playing position in pool. Obviously it is impossible explain all kind of solution you can have in a shot, but you have well explained how a simple shot can become harder if you cross or don't cross the shot line. Great job! Ciao ciao from Italy🇮🇹

[@mikewoodson3135]

For me this has been one of the best videos I have watched. Extremely helpful, fantastic position knowledge. Thanks for all your help.

[@itsthedude4578]

Your videos have helped my game so much. I've gone from an APA 4 to a 7 in 3 sessions of 9 ball.

[@Sharivari]

Amazing!

[@23mikefranc]

Hey Sharivari, great video. The additional graphics help clear up a few issues I have with angles and highlighting the safe zones was great 👍🏿

[@kurtmurray3179]

Great adds to the quality of your videos.

[@arhammohammad7565]

Great explanations. Love they way you describe different scenarios. It opens up different shot choices which I always get wrong. Thanks a lot.

[@Diasanti]

Your videos were fantastic before. This new video surpasses them. I believe you've reached that pinnacle. Bravo, sir.

[@lesterweinheimer665]

Thank you so much for all the hard work! Best Video yet! You're doing a great job. You're good at explaining complex subjects very simply.

[@danielbatista8277]

Awesome job, you always give me the drills I need to improve my game and I thank you for that.

[@Nunak91]

Editing is great. Love to watch your videos and learn.

[@davidlbeckham2950]

I look forward to your lesson in the future.

[@apexpredatorbilliardstraining]

The knowledge omg.... Shari... Good break from posting great start

[@SEMO_dad]

I've played pool for many years but had never dipped into the internet for training tools until coming across your channel a couple of years ago. I have learned so much from you during that time to the point that I completely broke down my game all the way to the beginning about a year ago and remade everything from approach, stance, and stroke, to things like pattern play and cue ball control. It has sent my rating soaring over the last few months and it's been an absolute blast! Thank you so much for not only all of the knowledge that you've shared with players like me, but also for all of the hard work you put into making your channel/content/editing/everything the very best billiard-centric option available.

[@Sharivari]

Thanks for sharing this! I am really happy that my videos are helping.

[@hatesitrick]

Anyone feel like they would have scratched so many of those shots 😂 I like how he’s like “of course you could always do this” or something, I’m like nah I didn’t know that actually 😂 you’ve gained a new subscriber coz I love ur videos they’re great. Thanks for makin them ✅

[@SeanB1111]

Great vid! I would love to get a in person lesson off you! If your ever coming to Canada let me know! 😂

[@lesterweinheimer665]

Another fantastic video! Thank you for all your hard work ! Wish you continued success in all you do! Thanks a lot man

[@Sharivari]

Thanks a lot!

[@lesterweinheimer665]

It's really noticeable that you put a lot of time into this video. Thank God for you

[@Artistinop]

Bro you are very good ... I started playing pool because of you and i really like pool ... Continue making videos i really enjoyed your videos bro.... Stay Safe ❤️

[@Sharivari]

Thanks, you too!

[@allgood6760]

Thank you Sharivari 👍🇳🇿🎱

[@timflaherty6530]

I like your instruction videos tremendously. It has improved my position . I have everybody on my pool team watching your channel and has improved their games also. I'd like the GoPro best of all as I might have been putting the English on the cable but not

[@timflaherty6530]

To continue what I was saying as I was not putting the spin and follow through but now that I can see it with your GoPro I am getting better position playing thank you

[@Sharivari]

Glad to hear that. Greetings to your team!

[@stefanpeter5626]

Best ever

[@rickv8398]

You are the best teacher Sharivari! GOD BLESS YOU MAN!!

[@rickcarson9423]

Nice video. Thanks. You produce some of the best, if not the best, instruction available on the internet.

[@blaubar]

Unglaublich toll gemachtes Video!

[@Sharivari]

Danke!

[@instructorblacksheep1656]

Die Arbeit hat sich gelohnt... 😎😎😎

[@fckgrtlr8441]

I just watched the Ligatabelle and prompt I got a push massage of your new video😄 Why don't you play straight pool in your League? 🙃

[@graeco78]

Why the need for the left spin on 7:39 instead of just stun? Is it because the left spin will throw the object ball to the right, helping it get to the pocket more? Thanks for who ever answers!

[@gregmcdowell4742]

You are awesome! I see your angles ok, but how do you know what the angle the ball comes off each preceding rail?

[@lance8410]

Thank you

[@AF_Poolguy]

In the 8 ball case you can also skip the 9 and go straight from the 13 to the 15 pretty easily.

[@HillbillyIslandLife]

Love the title!

[@shader26]

Your first example (the eight in the corner going on the line) you use follow. I sometimes get confused about this but think follow slows the cue ball in that instance?

[@williamsheppard8738]

When the video begin I was wondering why you would play it in that pocket in the first place but I understand why you did it this right now

[@danieltracey3368]

Did you make the markings on your table rails? If not can you share a link to the product? Thank you.

[@davidlbeckham2950]

I ike your instructions

[@chasekinney4014]

Why never talk about shooting the other runout. From the corner, to the ball on short rail, to the ball on the spot, to the 8. Seems the easiest run out to me. But I love your videos, you explain things very well and it helps me show my low skill teammates what I am taking about. Thanks so much

[@MetalsForBrunch]

what pool cue are you using?

[@jamescathcart4762]

You shoot very well. How many years have you been playing?

[@Sharivari]

Thanks you I started with 21 and now I'm 32.

[@mramor3354]

Cool hair

[@stuartmacgregor2803]

What size is table do you practice and shoot your videos on?

[@Sharivari]

9ft

[@fredmccoy3433]

Where do you get your banners from?

[@juliuscorleoni1585]

Hope u have a cue stick giveaway 😊

[@tomiljuks4211]

One revolution of the cue ball is more than one diamond diatance

[@chrigicat]

Hi Sharvari....which pool Player do you like the most?

[@Sharivari]

Ko Pin Yi is my favorite.

[@tuongxuan4404]

I dont know how to shoot frozen straight rail

[@L-works]

Seems easy to play with spins on your table, becouse rails works smooth, table what i play, doesnt give that action for cb

[@fckgrtlr8441]

I thing my mates still have to learn🙄

[@leoshelko1818]

A. C CB

[@brankopetrevski9707]

Second 🥈?

[@afu06165]

做球八類型 1.做球線與進球線平行且靠近，力量容錯率高 2.小位移力量容錯率高 3.底袋洞口附近，不需做太好，做近不身材跟二分法顧好；作中袋2分法要對邊，沒把握對邊，寧願錯邊角度大點才好跑回來 4.大位移力量容錯率低，尤其做球線與進球線垂直，故選擇舒服熟悉的力量多顆星路線勝過理想路線但為力量盲區 5.作不到進攻位，至少作到好防守的地方，不然就正在打的這顆就別打進，直接防守 6.若要帶開，請多計算力量 7.子球借球進，母球考慮下一顆；子球kiss進或母球借子球抓其它子球進時，考慮打完後子球與母球的位置；（因爲通常不大力，故母球二分法很重要） 8.灌球也可以做爲考慮

[@الهواريبنالعرب]

🎱🎱🎱🎱🎱🎱🎱

[@skippydippydoo1977]

Definitely not poke and hope, if I can get my team to think this way we would be much better.

[@rudyalvarez8726]

Spanish please coments