Upgrade your game with follow and roll shots

Ready to take your billiard game to the next level? In this video, we'll show you how to upgrade your foundation with follow shots and roll shots. Time to elevate your billiard skills!
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[@ThePoolTryHard]

Gifted teacher and shooter. Plain and simple.

[@BigAlsBilliards]

Love your vids. ❤ One little comment on this one: When you were showing kicks, starting with a rolling cb, you said follow shortens it up. I believe this only because you hit it much harder. Follow actually opens the angle (slightly) on kicks. As you showed backspin shortens it up even more, and that is true, but that actually means the follow opens it up. Canter ball would be in middle, between the two, at firm pace. A softer kick, played with max high action, would help to open the angle, as long as the cb still had some rotation after contacting the rail. Of course sidespin adds a whole different element to kicks, but we are just talking about the vertical axis. 😁

[@woza2023]

Came here to say exactly this. She is one of my favourites but you are dead right on the banking, it only shortened because of speed

[@RekdReation]

Same. You hit that other ball a LOT harder than the first one. Great video either way. Thanks.

[@CueKefner]

I was going to ask about that as well. Why does the force follow shot on the cueball shorten the line off the bank, but when she uses draw to get the object ball to bank with follow, it makes it go long?

[@BigAlsBilliards]

@@CueKefner I was only talking about the "Kick" portion of her vid. When you are banking balls, it's the opposite however. Playing low on cb will slightly widen the angle, while playing high will slightly narrow the angle. (as the opposite spin is imparted to the object ball) But for kicks, top will slightly open up the angle. Backspin narrows it. The only reason her kick narrow with top because of the weight of the shot, as opposed to her slow roll.

[@CueKefner]

​​@@BigAlsBilliardsIt seemed weird to me when I watched the video that the object ball with follow would go long on the bank, but the cue ball with follow went short. I thought they should react the same, or similar at least. The speed of the cue ball shortening the angle on the kickshot makes sense to me.

[@zanethind]

You just might be the best pool KZbinr out there

[@keithkruger7270]

Jasmine, I'm a big fan and watch all of your videos. You're explanations and demonstrations are always top notch, but this particular videos was probably one of the best. Between showing very good camera angles that demonstrated how much the follow bends the path of the cue ball to how much an incremental adjustment of your tips position can change the path as well. I KNOW these things myself and have played the game for a long time, but seeing it demonstrated so nicely really makes an impact. Can watch your stroke and follow thru all day.

[@chriscarman6305]

Wonder what type of tip she uses

[@beerwhich]

Thank you, Jasmin! I really learn a lot from all of your videos! ❤

[@rotb507]

It's so refreshing to see someone actually talking about the art of pool. Never stop learning the possibilities and capabilities of your game. This video alone will help someone step up their game. I'm assuming a draw shot is coming soon.

[@SuperGreyfox99]

Thanks Jasmine. Great video and attitude. I really appreciate all the effort you put into this . Awesome Awesome.

[@user-dl4oe1vf9s]

When i opend this video i didnt exepect is gonna be that helpful.. i was playing for long time and yet.. this is the first time i know why i was putting my self in bad postion because the follow and roll.. tahnks alot jasmin

[@duanemiller6348]

56 years playing pool and I'm still learning. Thanks for teaching!

[@jbart9309]

Seen a million pool videos, but this one addressed follow and roll in a way I’ve never seen done before. Definitely on my list of must-sees for other players. More unique vids like this, Jasmine. I like all your stuff, but this was top notch.

[@chronispoulesis2884]

U have a very special ability to make your videos funny and educational at the same time 😍 and your knowledge is amazing keep it up and I wish u the best Jasmin

[@Graderbrad]

Your amazing lady.. both at the table and off. Thank you for your time.

[@OLBII]

Jasmine thank you so much for doing this video. You’re like a personal coach cause I have learned so much from your videos. I now have some practicing to do so I can put this knowledge to use.

[@amyduquette1923]

Thank you Jasmin for all the time and energy you put into your training videos. I enjoy them very much and you make the lessons simple. And you’re a joy to watch. 😊

[@maurotradesfx]

Oscar deserving video! Jasmin knows pool inside out!

[@zanethind]

As always excellent video Jasmin. I love how you kept it simple but detailed still

[@terrythomas4407]

You got skilz! This is serious university level instrution. Thank you so much! Wish I was 10.

[@racerguy500]

Never in my life did I ever think there could be such an amazing instructor for playing pool that was so extremely beautiful. Absolutely the perfect lady!

[@UnionRing]

Relax

[@Halfgig57]

Truly excelent! I think this is the best training video you've ever made.

[@NewbergUSA]

Wow, this video is richly packed with information. I'm probably gonna watch portions 30 times and it will (honestly) take me months to assimilate. I shoot pool 2 times a week with a dozen old timers who collectively have about 700 years of experience versus me: 6 years. I surprise them once in a while with what I have learned from you, Jasmin. Thank you from Oregon.

[@Robert-ln7yt]

Thanks for the video 🎉. Great job 🎉. Always make it easy to understand. I'll be working on putting this into my game 🎉. I look forward to seeing more of your incredible videos.

[@duchienong8874]

I am Vietnamese. I have watched many videos of you competing, you play very well 👍👍

[@johncantone7463]

Excellent video. Thank you!

[@brettcreech3490]

Fantastic video!😎

[@julioizaguirre2517]

Cute teacher teaching cue ball technics.

[@gretaambrose-evans8567]

Another awesome training video! Thank you!

[@erickort1987]

Jasmin Ouschan great pool tip but i know about it already,i subscribed

[@RonaldFlesch]

Hi From canada Just like to thank you for your tips and lessons I like the way you explain and if I don't understand it's simply that my game is not advanced enough to comprehend I try to get all you put online very helpful. thanks again and good luck to you and your brother in your 2024 tournaments

[@chrisvand2678]

You did it again - must be a Pro, Lol. Thanks for the video, Jasmin. Shoot em straight, and stay safe. Greetings from Denmark.

[@LinG-TheEaglesNestSA]

Thank you Jasmin!

[@naonao76]

Hi Jazmin. Please make a video of the different applications of the stun run through shot.

[@davidbrown4271]

Great lesson thank you , get a case or something for all your trophies 🏆 😊

[@user-yg9ld6ny6f]

Hi Jasmin you a great champion!!! And Puerto Rico love you thanks you !!! And you got class and so beautiful when you smile love 💕 Hector ❤

[@ke3552]

Nice work, thanks.

[@glockasauruswrex6362]

Thanks, Coach! Imma share this with my team...something for us to work on.

[@chaunguyen8807]

always love your videos! the best instructor in the W

[@marioraposo1821]

good stuff ,

[@MambinSin]

Thank you for great content!

[@anthonytucker7574]

Wish I'd have proper training when I started! These kids today don't realize how lucky they have it being blessed to use internet! If I was a millionaire I'd fly over from states and train at your school

[@sealewy7905]

Thanks JAsmine! ❤

[@josephkane1723]

Great job

[@luisdeluna8568]

Excellent video thank you for your time to do it I think I have the knowledge but really difficult to execute this shots

[@ronconovoa7566]

so much information thank you so much

[@jamesmcdevitt5327]

Great video 👍

[@charlesmertes3109]

Good information,thanks.

[@aidenhutto5969]

Jasmine should give some of her fun energy to Albin 😂😂😂

[@jconcoffee]

😂

[@nabilag7408]

The best woman ever holding a cue

[@criticaltinker]

new subscriber here. thanks for the video. excellent. i got to go practice

[@TheREVIEWGUY1-ip1wm]

Thanks Jasmin ouschan

[@feniconrad4023]

Thanks a lot

[@titisuwito472]

thank you Jasmin

[@jimbell2709]

Excellent. Excellent

[@lonniebiz]

A really like that target you put on the table to gauge your shape. And, I really like that stroke trainer you showcased in another video, but I can't find these nice accessories in the USA. I did find that stroke trainer on a Euro website, but they wanted $100.00 shipping for a $20.00 product!

[@josephhepp3078]

awesome !

[@SpaceboyBilliards]

Wow. Coincidence that's what I'm working on today God knows 😂

[@shanillramos8812]

Great tutorial 👌 👍 👏 🥃👽😷🍕🎱

[@yousufalharasi7816]

Nice

[@Bill-yo6kw]

Hello jazzy 😊

[@ronconovoa7566]

i can only drean to be that good

[@steve_weinrich]

I think you forgot a very important point: the distance from the cue ball to the object ball. This can dramatically change the required elevation on the cue ball in order to get the same result. Otherwise, an excellent video.

[@Arzidaz]

Hello, awesome video as always! Are you using a 12.9 Revo shaft now? Thanks

[@RichardsWorld]

The pros usually play on tables with new cloth. And all of those fancy looking shots are easier. When you play on old cloth the balls act quite different. The same principles apply though.

[@feniconrad4023]

I need to know more about kick shots

[@joecesarano4301]

Doesn't speed alter these shots?

[@lonniebiz]

I thought follow widens the angle off the rail, but you demonstrated this is not the case. I'm surprised about this and am going to be trying this next time at the table.

[@hbgstorm]

My biggest problem is having to adapt to a new or different table. It takes such a long time. All of the spins are different, the speed is different, and the rails are different. I would love to know a way how to warm up before a tournament to have a better feel for the table when you have only a few minutes to practice. What sort of shots to practice.

[@philipwhaley9441]

Apologies for being off topic but what size pockets do you have on your practice table?

[@iimiboy]

You da MaN JaZmin

[@ngsaichin1]

Jasmin, what shaft and tip are you using? The sound is very solid.

[@RichardBrainPoi]

What target are you using for position?

[@PacificNorth-uu1pp]

a lot of the ideas comes from Tom, he came up with some of these ff shots, I see walking dog here for example, pls give credit where credit is due, Tom is the gifted one here..

[@Gotwired]

Maximum follow is actually just a rolling cue ball for any given cue ball speed. You can't physically make the cue ball spin faster than it is moving forward to any significant degree until it hits an object ball. The difference between a "force follow" and a normal follow is either a) the normal follow has not yet achieved natural roll or b) the force follow was hit harder.

[@thelastchance1921]

Where can i get a training target thing like that at to use on the pool table?

[@kwesibruno]

Miniature golf?

[@mannyfnsc29]

If you're still looking for a nickname.. Jasmin "The Lemon Shark" Ouschan.

[@gymeney]

Using rotation - instead of useing. 😮

[@JoseCastro-tr1dl]

Puedes poner subtitulos en Español PLEASE

[@InDevMode]

i want to hear her last name because I am wondering if it is different than what we hear on TV

[@jpinheiro7523]

linda

[@scooperjs]

It is spelled using, not useing.

[@mostardailmagnifico7147]

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[@mostardailmagnifico7147]

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[@mostardailmagnifico7147]

u talking so fast is not good for sub slow

[@BadAtGaming100]

Wut

[@zanethind]

You just might be the best pool KZbinr out there

[@CueKefner]

I think Jasmin and Niels Feijen have the best pool videos out there. They explain everything so well and make it easy to understand.

[@zanethind]

@@CueKefner true