HOW TO MAKE BACK-CUTS IN POOL- Master the Most Difficult Cut Shot in Pool - POOL LESSONS

Master Back-Cuts in 10 Minutes - Back-Cuts are some of the most difficult shots in pool. If you miss these shots, you are likely doing one of five things wrong. In this video, Bryan gives you the keys to making this shot consistently.

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[eddiesmurfy]

Bryan is STILL the only pool youtuber that hits his shots on command without editing in the example shots in his videos. A true player!

[MichaelFalsone]

always great instructions!! and I'm 79 and I usually don't take instructions well. thankyou appreciated

[daeln]

Solid, straightforward advice. There are alot of eccentric techniques being touted on yt- thank you Brian for keeping it simple.

[ceretomer]

Been playing for about eight years now. It surprises me that I'm always learning something new. Thanks to people like you and others.

[georgefoley]

A friend of mine (Joe Tucker) taught me to use inside English on some backward cuts to get position. It took a lot of practice but well worth it. Now it’s one of my favorite position shots. Love your videos, always learn something. THANK YOU.

[PoppaLongroach]

The ghost ball changed my game. Your advice on shooting balls from one side of the table straight back was gold! I was hitting waay to the left.
I can line 5 balls up now and shoot them the length of the table 3 times in a row and straight as an arrow back to me! I can stop the ball mid table, at the tip of my stick or barely bring it back to my rail. That drill is priceless!

[garylambert]

I highly recommend all his videos. They have improved my game tremendously

[calvinjohnson]

Thanks again like coming back to refresh

[jasonsanders]

All great advice Brian. Honestly this brings me to what I try to teach my son. My aiming and position is all decided before I make my stance. When over a shot I am only feeling my stroke. I quiet my mind. Automatic playing is where I'm always working to when playing. I basically play my way into dead stroke. It's the goal for every good player. People don't understand when they ask me how I hit a certain shot and they have to explain what the cue did for me to answer. Honestly dead stroke is the best feeling

[glockasauruswrex]

Thnx for your coaching Bryan, your videos really help make sense outta this. The one tip on seeing the shot n then just focusing on MAKING the shot not the shape is gold...I catch myself doin it! It's getting better, slowly. Drills definitely help. Thnx again

[fixitrod]

Another great Sunday lesson. Thanks Bryan!

[cliftonhodge]

Coming up to my first year of playing pool wish I'd have seen your videos at the beginning 🤔now I've had strip my game back and start again..
A big thanq 😎

[rodconner]

Yes Sir, great info! That practice is so important; those "repetitive" shots, they become "familiar" shots during game time :)

[robertschaeffer]

Really glad that you put this video out...

[Warren_Flatt]

thanks Bryan, this shot still gives me trouble and i've been shooting for almost 20 years. your tips and guidance has helped me alot. I think the back cut is also a fundamental basic shot in snooker? as I see it all the time when I watch snooker, they make it look so easy.

[vincentsaldana]

I love ❤ back cuts too get position. Once I got comfortable with them I started looking for them, because they became automatic.

[robertjohnson]

Perfect timing..I recently started struggling with back cuts and this helped me realize what I was doing wrong..thanks

[francus]

No additions, corrections, or questions. I'm just feeding the algorithm monsters with a tap of the thumbs up 👍 button with top right English.
Thanks, Bryan.

[vcoolpool]

I just subscribed and I liked the way you explained back cuts. You talk about our heads and all the mess that gets in it. I can remember so many times weather practice or league play I'll look at a shot and in my head ill say, I'm gonna scratch or miss the shot and I'll be damn it happened. I learned to let the rails be my friend and just stoke. Thanks for the video!

[incmplteGORILLA]

I've never been told this. I'm going to try this and work on it. I swear I see the shots and when I line up I'm so far off. Not sure if this is why or I'm just not lining up correctly. Or both. But I'm definitely going to try this technique. Thanks FXB!