2 POOL SAFE SHOTS YOU SHOULD KNOW !

In this episode I show you a couple a red hot shots you need in your locker !

Impress your friends and scare your opponents with these monster shots !

Safety shots are just as important as all the other aspects of pool !

Hope you enjoyed these 2 shots if so leave a COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE

much love Karl

If you like the look of my table (clash steel pro) and want to find out more head over to the link below !

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7:10 "OH, we've done it again. Stop it." The always funny Karl Boyes. 😄

[jeffreystricko]

Another great video Karl, thank you. Ps. When I was a kid, nobody would teach you anything! It’s very gracious of you to share your knowledge to everyone.

[TXPremierSporting]

you are awesome in your pool teaching. Learn something every time.

[EtanMS]

I think most decent players still get out fairly consistently from that safety on the 7 ball. I think it's best to either go for the bank if the table is accepting of those sort of shots, or instead (as the place I play at is not very accepting of long banks) play the same sort of safety as the first example (of what not to do) except using the 8 rather than the 9. It certainly requires some speed control and will be a total sellout if not executed correctly, but it's usually no where near as difficult as it seems after a little practice.

[HillbillyIslandLife]

Nice safetys!! Know the 1st, not the second. Thx for the shot for me bag!

[drewcamm]

Love it karl especially the second shot
Much appreciated

[Lauranyyfan]

Hi Karl...
Thanks for the informative videos!! It's great to have insight into the safes! The more I watch and learn, the more I'm seeing the safety options, myself!!

[clevelandwilliams]

That’s a really good safety. Will start working on it.

[dharmaLim]

Thank you I watched Darrell do that last safety on his channel too. Thank you for the safety lessons.

[markbishop]

great advice, I'll be practicing these shots today. I'm not a ball banger but still launch off table via poor jump ball efforts

[michaelmyers]

Thanks karl very helpful things to work on and try improve my game 👍

[Crazeyfor]

Karl you need a few more pictures on the walls. :0) I enjoy all your videos. The Hanoi updates were a blast.

[richardclingempeel]

Option 2 on the five ball. If there is a chance that you can't hit the five and giving ball in hand, or accidentally leaving a shot on the five. If there is a possibility of giving ball in hand, hit the seven to the head rail opposite of the six ball. Especially if you are playing a weaker player.

[monty]

Your mannerisms remind me of Steve Irwin. Nice vid!

[johngies]

Love your videos. Could you do a video on Masse? If so? Thank you ahead of time.

[vyacheslavnemcheninov]

Great video Karl . Thanks for the helpful explanations and these shots are great . 💪💪🎉🎉🎉

[IamKwote]

Love the content the first one Ive definitely seen. The second one is def a good one and I havent seen it. Respect sir!

[tomburns]

I don’t like the 1st one rail first kick because there is a chance it could 1) jaw up in the pocket, 2) it’s really not that good of a safe and 3) if you make it you then have no shot on the 8 ball. Good choice on the 2nd safety shot. Oh, and I’m not a banger, I finesse almost all my kicks unless I’m trying to create distance I’ll up the speed by about a 1/3 of you banger off the table shot (lol). Love the grey on black that’s how I have my 9’er set up & with 4” pockets. Cheers

[jesuscotes]

Second is a shot David Alcaide plays frecuently. Pretty intuitive for 3-cushion billiards players. Great shot #boxoffice

[juansosa]

Hi Karl. I don't like the first one but the second one is awesome! Thanks. In the first one I would hit the ball square so the double hit will send the cue back up table leaving the object ball near its current position. What do you think?