Using Side Spin to Simplify Aiming

Watch me break & run while explaining why I am using outside spin to simplify my aiming & improve my shotmaking.
00:00 What's To Come
00:18 9 Ball Break
01:21 Runout 1/2
02:46 CIT Adjustment
04:17 Spin Adjustment
05:16 Cut Induced Throw
05:53 Speed Adjustments
07:24 Distance & Elevation
08:42 Runout 2/2
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[@Sharivari]

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[@maxlahoud]

The POV with explanation is perfect! It definitely helps to see how much outside spin to overcome CIT and the effects of deflection with increased speed 👏

[@Mickster114]

The speed, the cut angle, the cloth, the cut induced throw, the spin induced throw. And a million other variables for a million other different shots lol. All stuff you cant really truly learn and perfect unless you have a table at home at the ready. Pool is more intricate than some may think. And to really master it, having a table accessible at all times to try everything you see is such an amazing thing. Unfortunately dont have space for a table. Cant wait till the day i do tho

[@nicochase396]

Just picked up playing pool about 4 months ago, and your videos have made it so much easier to actually enjoy the game. Thank you so much.

[@lrod5933]

Need more videos just like this one on this topic.

[@philipgali6205]

What's the point of having more videos just like this one? That would make each video the same, as they are all just like this one. Eventually, you would have copies of this same video. Therefore, you would be watching the same video over and over again. A better thing to do if you want videos just like this one on this topic, to not waste too much of your time, would be to just replay this video. That way, you would have an infinite number of videos just like this one, that would help you improve your side spin and aiming.

[@VetteWay2Fast]

Thank you for this video. I always wondered why pros were using sidespin on end of game shots that I would of thought was unnecessary, but that makes sense that after practicing canceling out cut induced throw with a hint of opposite deflection, just makes the shot easier and more natural. Btw really like your videos, your instruction if very easy to follow and process.

[@iandevaz2234]

Super clear explanation and so much effort put in by Sharivari! Top video.

[@Sharivari]

Thank you!

[@kirihandicraft5314]

Thanks for the lesson - I'm the beginner and I love learn more from you.

[@robertcoups3918]

Fantastic video. The GoPro really is the thing that's been missing in these type videos.

[@dugheckenkamp4047]

I love hearing your thought process of each shot. That's super helpful

[@user-nk6ie3vm3p]

Thanks man! I've learned a lot of pool lessons thanks to you ♥️ keep up the great work 🔥

[@johnsteger]

I can see you as a Mosconi Cup coach one day 💪💪

[@geniusdesigner6139]

you're fucking awesome bro you make learn thing about pool that no one ever talked about man you're a genius

[@user-ui6is8gk3c]

Thanks I really enjoy this demonstration it helps me to understand and improve my ability to play with confidence 😊

[@nuggers23]

Really one of the coolest lessons ever and I have seen hundreds already.

[@cchng]

Let's goooo this is what I need

[@thegodofpez]

Another great tutorial! Thank you! 🙌

[@ryansonny1853]

I does work on this alot right now. Thanks for the lesson.

[@Sharivari]

You're welcome!

[@phamgiang5311]

oh gosh , thank you so much Sharivari , your videos improved my skill a lot , and as always there are so much of helpful information in this video and the quality also :D One more thing : your T-shirt :))) I love your products . Wish you best of luck !

[@Sharivari]

Happy to help!

[@keithwebber5446]

This video is great! Thank you for all the tips!

[@seamusmcfadden994]

Become a Patreon! Reward the man and his efforts. $$

[@DANTHETUBEMAN]

Wow and you did it all left handed for us, if you shoot that good left handed, we can all shoot that good the right way.

[@kevinkoop9325]

Nicely done. Great tips for aiming with sidespin. Thanks Sharivari!

[@Sharivari]

My pleasure!

[@andreacastegnaro1324]

Great content, very useful. I tend to forget about the CIT during my games.. thanks for remind me of it. ;)

[@andrewbeukes7255]

Great explanations.... I've been listening to your advice for quite some time. Things are making sense!

[@Sharivari]

Glad to hear it!

[@theldrocks1222]

I swear to god I’ve never heard of cut induced roll but I’ve been missing easy shots lately and this is 100% why. I’m new and when I started learning about spin I used it for cue position (tried to at least) and I also happened to start sinking shots way more frequently. I’m pretty sure I was adjusting for cut induced roll on accident. More recently I’ve been focusing less on spin and a bit more on other things, and my shots have stopped sinking like they did. Anyways, so stoked to know this so I can actually learn how to use it!

[@gagnonfrancois7435]

Wow! I realy like this kind of video with explanation! Again please!! Ty

[@boniealberto4775]

Very helpful thanks!

[@dextertracy3739]

Really good job of explaining in combination with the go pro .You made what can be confusing when talking about all the facets of spin much clearer to see and understand . Its a puzzle of different affects on the cue and object ball that you have to understand and answer first . Then where exactly you want to have your tip hit the cue ball and have the cue ball strike the object ball so it goes down the target line with all factors considered. Seems complicated and it can be but it does come easier and simpler with practice. This lesson helps a lot . watch it a couple times . Thanks Sharivari

[@jasonnieuwenhuis335]

Good stuff, 9 ball playoffs today!!

[@dannyuttam8693]

Good explaining.....

[@danielbrinkman8069]

thanks man... I dig your videos and find them pretty easy to follow and put into practice😎

[@gohelh]

very convincible and simple to understand

[@arvintimkang7515]

very excellent and interesting lesson...magaling idol...

[@dennisyohe3326]

Great informative videos.

[@davidlarkin842]

It was very helpful thanks!

[@Helpmelearn]

Excellent

[@tomgiannico4584]

You are a very good instructor keep up the amazing videos, you helped me with inside outside spin I make many more shots and shape, the game is even more fun Thanks

[@Sharivari]

Thank you!

[@ligidaykurin9106]

Genius

[@harolddavis8019]

Thanks appreciate your help

[@lutherwilliams2928]

I love your content, Learning alote. Thank you

[@theziggx]

Thanx bro . Awesome vid … subbed. Keep them comming

[@professor19billiards25]

This is what I've been implementing in my game lately. Trusting the swerve/deflection of the cue ball and anticipating the contact point when I'm using my side spin. My side spin has been much more efficient doing this.

[@davidlarkin842]

I love your lessons they are great.

[@professor19billiards25]

Ok. Wow. I like how the outside spin eliminates the need to move the ghost ball to adjust for throw. Can't wait to hit the tables tonight. I can just play a normal ghost ball and adjust it with a tad bit of high outside.

[@myblacklab7]

How did that work out, just out of curiosity?

[@apexpredatorbilliardstraining]

Very educational videos will take some time to soak in but I will get there...... I started teaching pool also Shari.... Hopefully I can be as successful as you and build my game....in the process

[@terrygreer2021]

Great video!!

[@galabuzielly619]

Thank you very much but l still need more videos to learn more Mr Sharivari.

[@Sharivari]

There will be another big one on side spin shots this month.

[@LCiONE088]

Top demais Aula😊

[@smalltownbilliards3017]

Great video. Love when you talk about where the cueball will go with different spin etc. very informative

[@Sharivari]

Glad you liked it!

[@franciscouresti5196]

I like your angle...

[@ivealwaysbeencrazy2]

This is a great concept but dang that death march through the 6 ball was brutal.

[@markwys]

Very beneficial video! I've watched many and this has to be one of my favorites. I have asked several times, and will ask again. It would be much easier to identify which side you are striking the cue ball if you would describe the shot as 'inside' or 'outside' english/spin. While viewing the video, your left is my right and although I certainly understand that and can figure it out most times, I do have to double-check in my brain and by that time, you've already shot. Is this just me that thinks inside/outside is much easier to comprehend?

[@brucebartman36]

If he's using high right English, naturally it would be his right not yours. He's the one shooting.

[@markwys]

Yes Bruce, I understand that. Do you describe your english and R/L or Inside /Outside? Most shooters I play with use I/O and during instruction, it is crazy important to be crystal clear. Right/Left english depends on the cut. I/O is the same no matter which way the cut.

[@paulwilden1582]

Cool pool room, long time since I seen a Spielautomat

[@brianb.2894]

Always enjoy your videos a lot Sharivari. Thank you.👍😊

[@LarryMFjohnson]

Good stuff, I want a shirt!

[@juliusorilla874]

Love this vud

[@robertgreenaway5166]

I like your channel, thank you.

[@Sharivari]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@DTHAEW]

Thank you so much, you are the best coach 👍👍

[@septiadipande2013]

make more video like this..👍👍👍

[@Sharivari]

Sure 😊

[@septiadipande2013]

thank youu..👍👍👍

[@andylavoie4358]

Very god thanks

[@johndavidflores1771]

Wishing to have a good cue stick like yours🥺

[@charles-hu8ru]

Thanks for the video. I am trying to learn how to use side spin to increase my game. It's a lot to take in and absorb. Spin can be very aggravating because distance speed and angle can produce many variables. Watching your videos help but nothing can take the place of practice,practice, practice.

[@allenpalomo6792]

more like this video❤❤❤

[@gyts11]

Thanks

[@Sharivari]

Thank you so much!

[@TheNuggzt3r]

I'd say I understand all those things after watching your videos. However for me as a beginner playing with sidespin is a bit overwhelming. Swerve, CIT, SIT, deflection...I need several minutes to find my aiming point when I try to implement all those things. Back hand english made it much easier to atleast get into playing with sidespin. But that only works on specific distances and specific speeds.

[@myblacklab7]

I'm also a beginner. I can't speak to all types of shots, but I know that on rail shots using topspin is easier (for me) than using english. I'm not sure exactly why it works, but it works. For me, I have to hit it pretty hard to get any topspin, which makes it hard to get position for the next shot, but it's better than just missing, and it does make rail shots easier without having to account for squirt and swerve. There's also an aiming system to account for throw where you aim the side of the ferrule at the ball, instead of the center of the ferrule. I find it difficult to aim that way, and it isn't perfect, but it helps a little in at least showing me when I'm way off. When cutting to the left, you use the left side of the ferrule to aim. When cutting to the right, you use the right side to aim. It stops working at angles over 70 degrees - you can just search "Aiming with the side of the ferrule" for a better explanation than I can give. For me, the various systems and physics principles help figure out why I'm missing, but after I figure that stuff out, what seems to improve my game is just shooting lots and lots of shots. I think our brains figure out a lot of stuff without letting us know about it, if that makes sense. There are some shots I make more consistently if I don't think about the shot at all, and just let my brain tell my hands what to do.

[@Supreme-gu1jz]

Great clips but can you make video explaining when to use vertical English verses horizontal English on the cue ball.

[@Clutchdonkey]

Great video and awesome shirt! Where can I get one lol

[@Sharivari]

Thanks. Check store.sharivari.net

[@seamusmcfadden994]

I wanted to add this. Unfortunately, lol I only recently discovered how much CIT affects rail shots! Down the rail shots that are slightly off the rail. It makes sense. Kinda amplified in a way. The CIT "carries" the object ball that short distance into the rail and causes a lot of problems. Add that little bit of outside spin and watch your shots straighten out and hug the rail all the way to the pocket!

[@jennaralissima]

I realize this question may have been asked before... so, to cancel the cut-induced throw on the 9-ball you are using outside spin on the cue ball but why not just make the cut a little finer? - i.e. aim for the left corner of the pocket (in this case) so that the throw takes it into the centre of the pocket? Really enjoying these videos; thank you.

[@cueball5858]

I agree, and that's what I do, especially for shots which are around the half ball hit mark, where there's the most throw. However pros prefer to add spin and aim at the original point. If you listen to Earl Strickland when he's commentating you'll find he's a big proponent of this. On the other hand, I think Earl likes to spin practically everything! If you do a search for 'Earl Strickland Presents' and check Episode one, you'll hear him first mention this at the 8.20 mark. Perhaps most of us wouldn't dream of adding spin on that concluding shot in case we missed the nine and lost the game.

[@jennaralissima]

@@cueball5858 Good comment; I'll certainly take a look. I can see that in all cases except the 9-ball, the choice of spin also depends on the desired cue ball path and destination, but this isn't a factor when making the 9-ball - except perhaps to avoid the cue ball dropping into a pocket.

[@cueball5858]

@@jennaralissima Yes it's always best to know where the CB is going after contact irrespective of spin. Best to plan 3 shots ahead (the one you're taking next and 2 more) when possible. When making the 9, if it's easy to do, leave the CB as far as possible from the 9 ball, right on a cushion and/or at a difficult angle to make it should you miss. Doing this will also alert you as to whether the CB is heading for a pocket after pocketing the 9 ball.

[@jennaralissima]

@@cueball5858 Yes, I agree with this line of thinking.

[@cueball5858]

@@jennaralissima I don't know what standard you are at but perhaps it will help your game a lot if you learn about the Pocket Line (PL) and whether to get your CB to finish above or below it when planning those 3 shots ahead. If you don't know what I'm talking about but want to learn just reply. It's not that difficult but 90% of people don't take this into account and then wonder why their innings keep grinding to a halt! :)

[@ShootStuff]

Top left on the eight to the nine.Better speed control with top.Stunning over worked but not the choice I would have made.

[@barberongkusinero9573]

nice cue.

[@yodge]

Can you use cheap cue on running a 9 ball rack thanks

[@alanz90]

Did you use any back or front hand adjustments for the spin shots (to compensate for the cut throw), when you aimed for the ghost ball?

[@Sharivari]

When I just need a little spin (e. g. to compensate for cut induced throw) I am using FHE. When I need to spin the cue ball a lot, I also add BHE on my final stroke.

[@ReganMcKee]

Im a left handed player too. Who else!? I look around at pool halls and think to myself "wtf im practically the only left handed player here" lol

[@noahjames4779]

Being a lefty means u can shoot righty also 👍🏾Practice righty it feels weird at 1st before u know it u can shoot with both hands

[@stephensours8938]

I’m a lefty as well. That feeling of being the only one is also very real

[@yepcock5814]

I was taught to shoot both ways, its been huge in helping me make shots that would be otherwise awkward using my right side. You should practice righty too!

[@TheMarkb45]

Yah lefties !!!! Just remember lefties are in their right minds, everyone else is crazy 😆

[@elpacho....9254]

I’m left handed, so are my two friends that play pool.

[@user-np3mw6sy1c]

What brand and color name is your felt? I like the look!

[@titaniumchannel8247]

Thanks, does the glove help?

[@tractorman007houge8]

How come i dont see you playing in the finals of usopen. ? Right? U do it perfect ,you have all the answers. Right? You should be champion of the WORLD. LOL…

[@myblacklab7]

He's actually kind of cool about that - he posted a video of him playing some high-ranked pool-player, and he made a lot of mistakes. It's cool that he posted that, instead of just burying it and pretending he's the greatest. Even in this video, he commits a foul. I hear what you're saying, but this particular KZbin instructor does show some humility about his game.

[@AeRose08]

This video is very useful & What gloves are you using ?

[@Sharivari]

I am either wearing Mezz or KAMUI. I like both a lot :)

[@davids3295]

I have a question about the 5 to the 6. With the angle you left on the 5 would it have been an option to hit just below center for the 5 and draw the ball over for the 6 in the opposite corner you shot it in?

[@Sharivari]

Yes, possible. Not with draw though, but as a stun shot. Also very dangerous with the side pocket and difficult to get the angle on the six where you are going towards the seven.

[@nickseguine393]

Was looking at some GoPro’s to help me. There are a bunch that almost all say the same thing. Which one do you use and does it plug into something to see your shots or shooting ability the best? Smart phone, iPad, computer?

[@Sharivari]

I am using the GoPro Hero 8 Black. Goes into Computer.

[@Aviator27J]

Could you address cues? I don't think most of us non-professionals are looking at $100+ cues but what's the difference in performance between the cheap wood bar type cues, other materials that cost $25-75 or so, and even why it's justified spending more (regarding performance rather than design)?

[@user-np3mw6sy1c]

What is the brand and color name of your felt? It looks great!

[@Sharivari]

It's Simonis Tournament Blue. But with a lot of color grading in post production.

[@RyanADillon]

8:03 - the cue ball will curve from side regardless of elevation though, it's just more pronounced at elevated angles. The amount could be fairly insignificant on an American pool table but if you're hitting the cue ball at a fairly slow pace with a lot of side you may still see the affects of it.

[@nafisfuadsameer9953]

love u

[@bLake0403]

Hi there, where can I get similar Cue as yours?

[@laverdadesmejor]

Would like to know where I could find the rail markers you are using on your table?

[@Sharivari]

Search for KAMUI Diamond Slicer.

[@donalderickson5561]

I struggle so much on shots like at 12:01. I aim it the same way but the object ball never takes the angle I want it to. Maybe my aim is slightly off? Whenever I hit this type of angle, I don’t get the response I should. Any advice?

[@UKGBManny]

Snooker player here wishing i chose pool the pockets look huge for the table size.

[@KastigoTV]

where did you bought your cue stick

[@chrisporosky3976]

Do you have a laser above you? Is this a training tool that is out there?

[@Sharivari]

I have a projector, check icatraining.com for more informatione.

[@tkreiner1902]

Where do you get the "black" single q-ball? I need it too.?

[@Sharivari]

I am using the one from my Aramith Black set. I am actually not sure if you can it as a single product .

[@valyx7509]

why does the intro music at the beginning sound familiar 🤔

[@johnholmstrom4212]

Do you use BHE when using side spin? Or a combination of BHE and FHE?

[@Sharivari]

A combination of both. I go down on the shot with just FHE, and on the final stroke I offen apply a bit of BHE. Something I developed without noticing, until I watched my first GoPro videos. You can argue if this is the best way to do it, but at least it seems to work for me.

[@uzerimustafa]

Do u remake the whole thing if u miss

[@rheyarstv8423]

Are you using carbon fiber shaft?

[@Tanfo77]

What's your table color?

[@DCniner]

Those 3.75” pockets?

[@Sharivari]

I wish they were, those are 4.5"

[@kperandos]

Never heard these terms from Efren Bata Reyes. That's why its probably a bad idea to apprerentice for Efren because he'll probably tell you what to do but can't explain in detail why. It's like asking a great painter to explain his art. He'll probably get annoyed if you push him. Pool for Efren is probably more abstract than logic for him. He needs to think of it in abstract terms otherwise he would have shackled his own creativity during matches, make him overthink. These channels though are really such a great help for non-professionals like me who still don't haven't the feel of playing pool well.

[@ShipleyJack]

Didn't see any sign of right hand side on the cue ball when breaking, just bottom.

[@Sharivari]

I am adding the spin on the final stroke, that's why I am always showing the cue ball indicator at the top at the screen aswell.

[@ShipleyJack]

@@Sharivari Is the tip of your cue not often lined up with where you are going to strike the cue ball? I thought striking across the ball was not a good idea!!??