Pool Lesson: Easiest One Rail Kicking System

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In today's video, I want to demonstrate this new 1 rail kicking system that I learned from Tony Robles when he was visiting me to help me improve my Straight Pool game. This new kicking system is so easy to learn and you can actually use it for 1 rail banks!!!

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Chapters
00:00 [Intro]
01:18 [Demonstrating The System]
05:06 [Demonstrating Kick Shots]
11:01 [Demonstrating Bank Shot]
12:14 [Outro]

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[tonyrobles]

Great video Chris!
Very well explained!

Can definitely tell you've been working on it as you look very comfortable!

Keep up the fantastic work and and thanks again for all that you do for the game we all love! 👍 😊 🎱

[msterry]

So happy to find your videos. I am a granny who played pool years ago and wants to go back into it. Looking for a used pool table. Will have your videos in front of me when I get it -so stand back kids! Love you!

[monica]

I'm headed to the pool hall to practice this method. I'll update you on this. Thanks.

[madhatter]

When watching your videos I've always loved how you explain things completely and in great detail. Not only do I see that you're an awesome pool shooter, but an awesome teacher as well! Thanks for uploading this!

[beercanbrian]

This is the first 'system' video of any kind I actually paid attention to. Guys like me who've been playing a long time, and the pros too are pretty much running on instinct. I really like this and will use it to fine tune my kicking game.

[pgujbpq]

well explained. that's coming from a teacher. i've seen this same lesson taught by other instructors and it's always gone over my head until now.

[frankiiee]

Anyone else going to a pool hall to play and try this for hours? Lol this was great!

[jarrod]

Lil Chris...You Rock! Used it in real match last night. Kicked a ball straight into pocket, that I would be lucky to make contact with prior to this video. Even got a cheer, which always feels awesome. I gave you all the credit.

[dolittle]

Enjoyed hearing you say, "It just doesn't get any easier than that." I look forward to the day when I can say the same thing. Of course, your explanations are perfect. You are a terrific teacher!

[mattiagatti]

Thank you so much! You are the first one explaining this system that made clear you should consider the ghost ball when making the reference lines and not the object ball.

[shotbboy]

You're extremely thorough and concise with your explanations. Greatly appreciated from an amateur player here

[brianna-fo]

Man o Man Master Jedi Robles is a wonderful human being.... instructor extraordinaire, and Grand Ambassador of the billiard community.

[apples]

This guy has the best videos. Great teacher. It's hard to simplify things for everyone to understand and he does this well.

[brett]

This might be the missing link for me. I'm constantly getting close on kicks and not knowing why I'm missing. Not able to improve much after years of trying.
Very very nicely explained Chris. Thank you!

[CFCseventy]

Very good Chris simply explained so will use

[christopherdavis]

Great lesson! Still practicing to add English to the system for cue ball placement. Also, this system needs to adjust how close you are to the opposing rail.

[robertadam]

I think the best explanation was talking about dead rails. People forget some tables are... questionable. That's why you hit a table early and practice a few of these shots to see how far off your banks land.

[markhuru]

Good refresher, if I played a guy who constantly was doing that with cue ball would drive me nuts, practice this at home and learn to visually do this without the cue

[pieterklingeleers]

This is pure gold ! I was struggling so damn hard on my rail shots but this helped me instantly. My GF is now mad that I'm potting nearly all my rail shots. And she has no clue what I'm doing when I 'm using your system. Thank you and greetings from Belgium 😉

[joerobertson]

I've used this a lot and it seems to work better if you use the line of diamonds for measuring rather than the rail. I.E. put cue tip on the diamond line not at the edge of the rail or edge of pocket. Not so easy to pivot the cue when the diamond line is in the center of the pocket but it's doable. Center ball or half tip above center seems to be best. As always, your videos are super helpful. Thanks