This Drill Will Help You to Runout Racks More Often

In this lesson I want to show you the perfect drill that will help you to runout the table more often. It offers different difficulty levels. To make things easier we are grouping the balls like below:
Group A:
1, 3, 5
Group B:
8, 10, 12
Group C:
2, 4, 6
Group D:
7, 9, 11
Level 1:
Clear Group A, then Group B, then Group C and Group D. You can play a random order inside the groups.
Level 2:
Same as level one but in numerical order inside the group.
Level 3:
Always clear one ball from a random group and then switch to the next one. Once every group has three balls left, do the same until each group has only two balls left and so on.
Level 4:
Clear random balls switching between group A and C. After every ball is pocketed, do the same starting with Group C and D.
Level 5:
Same as in this video.
Level 6 (Ultra Hard):
Play the balls in the following order:
1, 7, 3, 9, 5, 11, 2, 8, 4, 10, 6, 12
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[@madhatter2012]

I absolutely love how you show the same shot multiple times using different amounts of spin and speed to position the cueball for the next shot. This helps me immensely! Thank you!

[@Sharivari]

Glad to hear that. Your're very welcome :)

[@FuckFacebookJones]

It may help you to see, but doesn't help your game until you actually get on a table as everyone stroke is different

[@Sharivari]

I didn't do a drill video for a long time. But a few days ago I published a drill on my Patreon page that trains a really essential kind of shot, that could help you being able to run more racks in the future, so I made a KZbin video out of it. I hope you ejnoy it! And don't forget to mirror the drill sometimes, so that you don't always have to play the same shots!

[@Nagaras777]

Can you do a lesson on break technique and different styles of breaking and which one you prefer? There aren't a lot of videos that focus on breaking.

[@stadiaglobal8437]

Booyah aha! pool drill time! Just like Florian "Venom" Kohler! Yep, Happy Halloween!

[@1vo6m1t5]

@@Nagaras777 just watch Shane Van Boening break)

[@MrSegopa]

These drills are very improving a game & with this I am able to archive my dream... Pattern run-outs are more affective in every game to make a player unique 👌👌👌

[@nasrebmorify]

I've learned a lot since I started watching your videos. Your instructions and illustrations are very clear and easy to understand. Thank you!

[@kylestephenson2196]

another awesome video! keep em comin Sharivari! best coach i've had!

[@Sharivari]

Thank you a lot Kyle!

[@chriscripplercruz1833]

I already know this drill but i started watching your videos i now make people watch them especially when they have a lot of questions. You sir have earned a subscriber from me as well as everyone i send your videos to

[@johnbowman6554]

Since watching your videos my game has definitely improved, Keep sending out videos and I will keep watching.

[@RickNorth-t1n]

This is a great drill...I practice it every day, and I see real improvement in my game. Thanks...

[@johnburke8174]

Excellent video - again! I am 59, enjoy pool, have a lot to learn, play once a week, and you help very much. Thank you.

[@allenboone6746]

This is my favorite pool instruction channel. Your explanation of everything detail is so concise that I easily understand and strengthens my confidence. Thanks for all your hard work!

[@Sharivari]

Thank you!

[@morganccm]

Knowing what to do knowing HOW to do

[@sophiacummins6869]

these tips seriously improved my game.

[@8691leon]

From what you've seen, I can't believe you could lose a single game. You master the shot, the angle, the speed, That was perfect!!!! You can't lose! But how is it in real competition? Can you show us one of your real matches? Anyway...gift!!!

[@charlesshepherd2004]

Thanks Shav-O. 🎱

[@kauryellecook1508]

“seems easy enough” *hits all 3 object balls*

[@grantrichardson2185]

What’s your cue of choice Sharivari? Weight, tip size, etc. can you do a video on drawing the cue ball back? Maybe include do’s and don’ts as well as common mistakes 🤷🏻‍♂️love the vids.....keep em coming

[@Sharivari]

I am playing a Lucasi, but will make a whats in the case video soon. I already have a video on how to draw the cueball :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZCUl2B3r5t2o5I

[@MrDanty64]

Re: do's and don'ts: I would say above frigging all when you do a draw shot, think twice about how much space you have to work with when the cue comes back and how hard you really need to hit it!!!! I have seen too many vids on draw shots where too frequently the cue nearly scratches after it kicks back. That should not be an issue when you're thinking about doing one--the point is to have the cue line up for another shot in nearly the same location!

[@tex5887]

Your videos have really helped my game. I dont have anyone to shoot with so it was hard to improve alone and your videos came In handy. Thank you

[@tomfisher3117]

Excellent learning video. Thanks!!!

[@michaelsarver9673]

Do a video teaching how to do jump shots!

[@ImmortalAK]

Michael Sarver Dr. Dave has a couple good ones. He’s a great coach too.

[@akhil7110]

you are so good man, best combination of great ability and great coaching

[@Sharivari]

Thank you so much!

[@jiffypoops]

I'll try this !! Thanks for the amazing video !

[@jefftaylor1006]

What a difficult drill. Made me realize how much I need to practice it.

[@justtowatch111]

That last one with the balls frozen to rail was really good!

[@Sharivari]

Thanks!

[@thegodofpez]

Another super helpful video! Thanks!

[@GTPool]

great content!! love the drill!!

[@Sharivari]

Thanks!

[@johnspice1078]

Another excellent video Sir! Thank you !!

[@johnsteger]

2 years later and look what you have accomplished.💪

[@Sharivari]

Yes, there are days where I still can't believe what actually happened to this channel. The hard work luckily paid off. Thanks John!

[@OliverHacker]

Hey Andre, great channel, impressive work, great videos! Keep on going! 👍

[@ZacharyGreenquist]

Your videos keep getting better!

[@Sharivari]

Thanks Zachary!

[@Maverick38201]

You videos and drills are very good and understandable to all levels of pool players.

[@edsmith2717]

Great job, these vids make since to me so I use them. That plain and simple.

[@paullaporte9756]

Got to work on this drill

[@zengrath]

I don't know what I'm doing wrong here but when i try this drill myself every time i aim bottom or bottom/left English it always hits 2 rails then nearly hits the 3 balls on the opposite short rail hitting the short rail around the diamond next to the corner pocket, but in your video cue ball goes toward the 1-2 diamond on the 3rd long rail. I don't know yet if it's due to my pool table or something i'm missing. Also due to the amount of force I have to hit ball close to short rail into corner pocket, ball almost never sinks into pocket and kicks out instead. Only time i can hit ball with that much force is when object ball is multiple ball widths from a rail, any shots along or very close to a rail I have to tap it so it falls into pocket. Again I don't know if it's something i'm doing wrong or it's just my table is much different which prevents me from doing many of the drills shown in your videos. But i'm practicing this anyway to see if I can compensate or do something a little different, however in a real game i'm very unlikely to ever use this, since I have only maybe a 5-10% chance of making the ball in corner by hitting it that hard. Typically in real games, i just use a little top right english on cue ball to bring ball straight down table off 1 rail, it's significantly easier and i don't have to hit it as hard making it much easier to make the ball into the corner, but of course only works if there is no balls blocking the path.

[@mikestuckey]

same problem. three rails aint happening

[@razzlemankd]

Are you a professional pool player. Enjoy your videos as you have great cue ball control, thanks for posting these tutorials they are very helpful to us beginner's 👍👏

[@pjpierre3473]

Simply amazing!!! Great video! 🎯

[@roberthaase677]

I would like to see drills on angle shots. I need to practice angles on when to use more of an angle or not.

[@quinnbaker1935]

I don’t even have enough draw power to do one shot on this drill. Time to practice more :)

[@rre9518]

Try as I might I have a lot of difficulty hitting 3 rails. I studied it in slow motion using my go pro, I'm simply unable to generated sufficient backspin. I'm using your tips on backspin, small radius, which I rough up and chalk. If I join your Patreon can you review my videos and tell me what I'm doing wrong? .

[@dylanwaltman6876]

Thanks for the drill

[@pewterthecat93]

I love your videos. On this one how does the thickness of the table felt affect the angle of the cue ball off the first rail? I am playing on a table with thicker felt and I have to use max low left english to hit the second rail short of the middle pocket which barely gets me to the correct side of the other end of the table.

[@LonelyHeartsChannel]

Amazing english effects for cue ball placement! Well done mate. Watching from Melbourne Auatralia

[@Sharivari]

Thank you mate. Greetings from Germany :)

[@junusbaan7787]

It's a very good drill. Thank you Sharivari

[@Sharivari]

You're very welcome Junus :)

[@rickreich5520]

Great Lessons Thank you.

[@Sharivari]

You're very welcome!

[@genodean5935]

Fine job as usual!!

[@littleluna6556]

This drill got me so frustrated. Got some work to do. I keep making the ball come off the short rail, into the long rail then into my other balls on the opposite side of the table or scratch into the corner pocket.

[@zengrath]

Same thing is happening to me, He seems to be able to draw a ball with so little effort compared to me, I seem to have to really hit a ball super low and super hard to get it to draw like he does and he seems to use like a 1/3rd of the power I need to. I am trying to figure out what i'm doing wrong and starting to think it could be my old cloth on table or my cue stick or both or I could just be know understanding how to draw a ball properly. I've noticed sometimes if i use a loose grip on my back hand when stroking the cue ball on a draw shot it sometimes ends up with a more powerful draw but only sometimes and I don't understand the physics of why that seems to work better then holding stick tighter, it's probably just mental issues getting in the way as i don't know what i'm doing wrong and now just making stuff up.

[@gregsaiter3768]

No matter how hard I hit or how much spin I cannot get the ball to travel that far.

[@demarcuscosuinstheiv659]

It depends on the cloth and how clean it is and stuff

[@mrmyagi6710]

I am having so much trouble with the very first shot. The cue ball never has enough draw on it to bring it back to the long rail. The best I can do is get the cue ball to hit 2 rails and go towards the corner. Any advice on getting the cue to hit the third rail closer to the side pocket? Thanks

[@zengrath]

same problem i'm having, it always goes towards the short rail and not the long rail and I can do it so it barely misses hitting the row of 3 balls on opposite of table and sort of works but then I can't get speed down yet to line up for the next shot, usually going to far or not far enough. Have you figured out what you did wrong yet?

[@jackryan4313]

I'm good enough to play against the Avery's player. I can make bank shots half the time, and I can generally put the right amount of the right spin to get into a decent lineup on the next ball I want, even if I don't make the next one. It it's videos like this where I go "nah...I shouldn't even try"😂

[@danielpincus221]

As a right handed player, I would set this up mirrored.

[@josephsabato3763]

Great drill! Thanks.

[@Sharivari]

You're welcome Joseph :)

[@TheBilliardCorner]

Wow this drill is tough!

[@johnkarford6430]

Great vid. For sure will practice

[@Sharivari]

Thanks John!

[@TheSmokeeeey]

That cloth looks amazing!

[@Sharivari]

I just had a look it it again, yes it really does :)

[@TheSmokeeeey]

Excellent coach too, going to try this drill out later! 😁👌

[@allgood6760]

Awesome 👍🎱🇳🇿

[@stefanciubotaru4611]

great video man ... the first 6 balls are the problem for me ... the other ones not so much ... keep up the good work

[@Sharivari]

Yes. The difficulty in thris drill is reversed, so that you have the pressure to make no mistake on the easy balls. It almost simulates a match situation.

[@cellgames808]

Really great drill. Is there one for bank shots and kicks??

[@Sharivari]

Not yet.

[@TrickshotTimeHeiko]

cool exercise. I will try soon. keep it up, you always have good ideas. greeting Heiko

[@Sharivari]

Thanks Heiko!

[@123xyzabccba]

Superbbbbb

[@spencermyson]

I play in an 8 Ball league on 7 foot tables. We have much less area using the same size balls and I wonder what kind of thoughts you might have for these players. And thanks for all your videos.

[@gregsaiter3768]

Dear Sharivari: Love all of your videos and I have subscribed. Now I have a question. I on the beginning shot on the 1 and to the 2 I am having trouble getting the cue ball to travel the total distance. No matter how hard I hit it I can't seem to get it there. I noticed that the original position of the cue ball is important but from the angle that you show in the video it's tough to see where your placement of the cue ball is. I have played with changing the position but I just can't seem to make the ball travel that far. Can you offer some tips? Thanks

[@romeogallardojr6040]

one of the drills i need

[@Sharivari]

Glad to hear that. Could you already try it?

[@pheyehalesley4842]

Nice lesson man

[@Sharivari]

Thanks man :)

[@123xyzabccba]

I’m watching this soon after buying 4 white cue balls for practice ….so sad that I can’t return them now ..

[@willdoit4391]

thanks

[@joejet9757]

Just FYI - at 2:41, you don't have smooth follow through and jerk the cue back on a slow draw shot. Not a criticism at all (as these are great videos!), but simply an observation on something that may be unconscious.

[@Sharivari]

That was un purpose because different type of shots require different type of strokes :)

[@abdelkadersafirmedjahed7544]

Thanks 🙏

[@Sharivari]

You're very welcome :)

[@wombra8314]

thank you for sharing this patreon nug! 🧡~ 👋🏻🎱👄🎱🤚🏻 sweet drill

[@Sharivari]

You're very welcome Wombra. And thanks for commenting under my videos :)

[@artsgroup01]

Thanks, Sharivari. Your vids are always informative, and the content is well organized and easy to understand. What brand of cuestick and shaft are you using?

[@Sharivari]

You're welcome Dominic. I am using a Lucasi with Hybrid shaft. Since so many people keep asking in the comments, I will make a "What's in the case?" soon :)

[@artsgroup01]

@@Sharivari I also use a Lucasi cue, with both the Zero Flex Hybrid shafts. Great cue and it shoots dead straight. I've found that the 11.75mm 'Slim' Hybrid shaft and Euro taper were harder to get used to though. Currently I am shooting with the Lucasi 12.5mm Hybrid with the pro taper, with very good results. Keep up the great video tutorials! Informative and very easy to understand. Best wishes, Dominic

[@sakounchillen6207]

you're awesome!

[@Sharivari]

Thanks buddy!

[@n1ckname246]

Very nice vid! Enjoy it a lot. Please, tell me where I can buy white dots that mark a ball position?

[@Sharivari]

Thanks. Those are just paper reinforcement rings.

[@brandonriordan2837]

Buy em at wallmart or staples bud

[@jacquezgray6814]

Should I use this drill on a 7 foot table or does it have to be a regulation table

[@Sharivari]

That's okay.

[@sta2stay]

*Note. Only works on worsted cloth or fresh 20g wool.

[@henrywatts607]

This is super hard

[@mikehernandez570]

Could you please do a video on how to run out 8 ball or How to see the correct path to run out? Or do you already have one?

[@Sharivari]

I already have one :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYq6fqRmZrp3as0

[@45omerta]

5:10 you can also put top left on it and come off the rail up top which is the side ride when breaking. Many different shots can be played off each shot in pool.

[@teguhchandra9395]

Its so complicated for me,but i'm not done yet,, 😎💪

[@SBRbugol]

nice drill i will check it tomorrow, but on the old cloth i find it more difficult ;)

[@Sharivari]

Yes, it really is. Let me know how it went.

[@SBRbugol]

@@Sharivari maybe i would finish it if i would have enough patience ;) i was trying it few times up to 30 min maybe even less. I have learned that first 4 balls are the key, but playing position from 1 to 2 and next from 2 to 3 is not that easy like it was shown on your video. I will try and try more next time i will be playing pool. Thanks for inspiration a nd keep doing the great job!

[@creativequality8018]

LOVELY

[@Sharivari]

Thanks!

[@josephinereyes1097]

The beast

[@Sharivari]

Haha, thanks.

[@beaveittoleaver2327]

That was CRAZY skill. I understand WHAT you did. But dude, really??

[@sidahmedtlm4953]

I want to learn a good stroke???

[@Jammer80s]

I second this comment. My stroke is different almost every shot. How do I overcome my mental and stroke through, while being uncertain of where the cue ball will end?

[@Mr_Poole]

Was there a specific placement for the numbers 1 thru 12?

[@Sharivari]

Yes, they have to be played in order from 1 - 12 and placed exactly like in the video. If not, the different difficulty stages in the description would not work.

[@darylcauthen1921]

What kind of table are you shooting on?

[@Sharivari]

Brunswick Gold Crown III

[@wombra8314]

ipad on the rail! D: 👋🏻🎱👄🎱🤚🏻

[@georgebrendon556]

Where?

[@somarleor911]

Fun

[@Pwrcritter]

Seems simple enough..

[@dthelasthairblender]

What size shaft and tip are you using?...

[@Sharivari]

12.75mm with Kamui Brown Medium.

[@silasr20]

Awesome how long have u been playing pool ?

[@Sharivari]

I started with 22 and am now playing for 8 years.

[@silasr20]

Sharivari wow such cue ball control no wonder and ive been playing for almost 2 years your videos really help me.

[@Sharivari]

@@silasr20 If you keep practicing and putting a lot of time into it, you will soon become a good player. With determination everything's possible :)

[@alfedtron9043]

it is not a ball length between the balls it is a ball width between balls

[@offerskirksey2255]

nice

[@Sharivari]

Thanks.

[@bobhoman9410]

I could be doing something completely wrong but my 7 foot table seems too be small.

[@Sharivari]

The table in the video is a 9ft.

[@biggoose1313]

is there an english version?

[@Sharivari]

English version?

[@biggoose1313]

@@Sharivari No never mind, lol. I'm an idiot, I had another video playing on another tab..

[@biggoose1313]

@@Sharivari Awesome videos btw, learning a lot.

[@hawaiianseaturtle009]

First of all, I don’t understand how people put so much draw on the cue ball

[@AndersonAyalat]

Why people move a finger when playing? You moved your little finger when you're preparing to shoot

[@Sharivari]

I am not doing this on purpose. It just happens because of the concentration and I first noticed that I am actually doing this when I was watching the videos of myself playing.

[@hammerlane3871]

Except in order to have a consistent runout game you need to know how to use top and side English too.... using bottom hardly ever works for an entire runout

[@slickest1ofall]

I ran out a rack!

[@efrenwang8653]

when you strick your cue, I noticed a little movement about your body

[@Sharivari]

Yes indeed. I notice it every time after I watch the video footage. It's a really bad habbit.

[@efrenwang8653]

@@Sharivari But when you strick your cue, have you notices that little movement or just noticed on your video?

[@jacquiethieng6902]

GOOD LUCK 2019-2024

[@zefasundalangi8579]

Pliss make the subtitle indonesian in your vidio

[@Sharivari]

Unfortunately I don't speak Indonesian.

[@SlickRick4EVER]

I know you must be foreign, but you sound like a male "Speak-and-Spell". Nevertheless, great drill!