5 More Reason's You Keep Missing in Pool

Everybody misses, but some of us miss more than others. In this video, I discuss some of the other top reasons amateurs miss shots they shouldn't, which I didn't discuss in my previous video.
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[@zanethind]

If you want to practice your accuracy then I guess a player can shoot hard but yeah even though it's an excuse it's true about it getting rattled

[@LilChrisPoolPlayer]

Welcome back bud!!!

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Thanks lil chris. Next stop is 100k subs for the both of us.

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Hope you guys enjoy this first video back. I have a list of others to come. Expect to see something about once every 2 weeks. Link to the course is in the channel description.

[@ThoeniChannel]

Whoooo! I'm pumped you're back. I'm a newer player and I enjoy the way you explain content.

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

I'll keep making them!

[@ronweiss3391]

Love ur vids They’re short and to the point Simple precise advise Comforting narrative Thanks

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Thanks for the kind words

[@exos2222]

Great video for players of all levels. Thanks for posting.

[@StevenBe]

glad to see you back!

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Thanks for still watching after so long.

[@hughbo52]

Good info. I have trouble when I put the cue in my hand!

[@chrism1818]

Good info, thanks man :-)

[@MichaelTux]

Thanks a lot for the tips brother 🙌🏼🤘🏼

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

No problem. Thanks for watching!

[@tonyde9ball]

Great vid dude.

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Thanks!

[@bagusadikin7416]

i used to miss a lot playing with my home tabel and rarely miss at the pool club

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

You must put more into it when at the club.

[@TheBilliardCorner]

Welcome back :)

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Thanks, glad to see you are still at it.

[@zanethind]

For me recently I got glasses so when I play with them on I usually miss so I just need to practice with them on

[@cmart9240]

So I started a new job bout 5 months ago. I was extremely shocked that a ware house actually has a pool table in the break room! I was so excited, I played a lot as a kid with my dad (he played in indiana 9 ball competitions) but MAAAAAAAN that table had a literal crack down the side right under a pocket, you could see the whole table bowing in the middle. I was like welp I will never expect to play any good games on this, but it's still fun to rack them up and shoot at least.

[@arijano82]

Super Video Greetings from Swiss 👍

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Thanks Greetings from South Korea

[@zanethind]

I actually used to shoot elevated so now I try to stay leveled at all times

[@bennett2760]

Just play every cut shot with outside spin. Especially if the ball is against or near the rail. I spent a long time testing which is more effective. Just one tip of outside english makes a big difference.

[@thacasualpoolplaya]

you dont play rotation at all huh

[@bennett2760]

@@thacasualpoolplaya there's a mixed bag of rotation players that play straight center ball or use spin.

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

As long as outside still affords you position

[@Mega1andy2]

howdy. just subbed to ya

[@TheJoker9955]

Why are there some players I see who hit hard and still run tables? That isn't everybody, but there are a few that get away with it.

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

They probably have strong fundamentals, but its hard to generalize

[@sammysega3066]

Here’s a suggestion! How to make Z shots. Both, kicking and banking.

[@michaeleggebrecht366]

Good camera work! Where was the video shot at?

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Pool hall called Nu-B in Seoul

[@michaeleggebrecht366]

@@WorldofPoolandBilliards I’ve been to Seoul several times on business. I did not get a chance to play pocket billiards. I did however get my ass beat in A game of billiards on a table without pockets! I didn’t stand a chance. Thanks for the video.

[@DanLeniwiec]

This was quite acurate. not helpfull, but well presented. i enjoyed it.

[@Steve-rj6ey]

I have a hack for two of thw three things that you talked about, just get a dry beer bottle and lay it on its side toward you and practice stroking your stick through the mouth of the bottle, start out short just going through the edge then work your way down over time and pick up speed to the top of the label of the bottle. It works and your muscle memory will hold that info for when you go to shoot at a ball, just need to practice this technique about 20-30 mins a day or night, and it can be done on any table not just a pool table but a pool table is the best cause its a constant in your playing height.

[@ObsessedWithPool]

The problem with a bottle (or other aids such as the HoleyBall) is that it limits the vertical and downward motion of the tip during follow-through, causing an abbreviated or "poke" poor form stroke. Better is to put 2 small same size cardboard boxes on the table, lining up the inner sides of the boxes parallel along the cue travel line with the gap between the sides just a bit wider than the cue diameter. This allows for full vertical motion of the tip. Work on execution of a full and complete proper form straight stroke from back swing through final follow-through with the tip resting on the felt at the end and no elbow drop. Knocking one or both of the boxes away shows stroke problems that can then be addressed (too hard, elbow drop, steering, etc.). See: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZLLg3Wedqijp6c

[@onedge70moparsuperbee23]

😎😎

[@abdullahmusaed4173]

great

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Thank you

[@danender5555]

@1:28 was not CIT but you cut target ball to the right instead. Better noticed in slow speed...

[@jacobparrent2343]

Hey, no comments on my hair lately!

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

woo

[@thacasualpoolplaya]

1st hahhaahhahaaha

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Nice!

[@thacasualpoolplaya]

@@WorldofPoolandBilliards glad to be the first like and first comment on your first video after 6000years

[@lukesamuelbacal7608]

Secoooond hahaha

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

Not 1st, but still 2nd!

[@lukesamuelbacal7608]

@@WorldofPoolandBilliards OMG I JUST RECENTLY SUBSCRIBED AND I ALREADY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!! God speeed!!!!

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

@@lukesamuelbacal7608 Thanks, should be another one coming in about a week

[@kepler240]

You mean my tobacco stick could be the reason I miss so much?

[@WorldofPoolandBilliards]

not sure what you mean, but you should definitely quit.

[@dkolosov]

Did you really need to add this annoying music in the background?