Tips In Pool That Will Improve Your Game Fast

In this pool lesson I am showing you four tips that will improve your game very fast. I am also introducing my new playing ability test that is available on my Patreon page. You will also get access to your personal Dashboard where your results will be tracked, you can analyze your strengths and weaknesses and compare with the average player result.

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[Sharivari]

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[mingwuable]

"Slowing down the back swing" significantly improved my shooting accuracy today. Thank you so much for your wonderful advice. I played for 30 years and never noticed this mistake until you pointed this out.

[nixgibts]

Standing up is the best tip I ever got and I can give. It's so important to make up your shot in your mind before going down. It's as you said: You have to feel comfortable with what your doing.

[herbsgotaZX]

Tip1: slow down backswing
Tip2:don't choke on balls
Tip3:don't play the balls too hard
Tip4:stand up

[nelo_data]

I can make super hard shots my only problem is i miss cue when i get too excited

[hamzahaytham]

Get a table in your house and play everyday...

[MultiVicky]

No. 4 improved my game in just one day. I was worried why I was not able to make shots, even simple looking shots, until I watched a video about aiming technique. So, I acknowledge that No. 4 will improve your game drastically as it did SHARIVARI

[plaguedoctr]

My number 1 tip for beginners is to play every shot as soft as possible, that way even if you miss (Which you will. A lot.) you'll guard the pocket and have an easy shot next turn. Once you start sinking shots consistently and confidently this doesn't apply.

[victoryanda]

It's all fun and games untill they ask for money.

Slowed down my back swing and it made an immediate difference. Thank you! Keep up the great work!

[coydross]

Thanks, these were very helpful. The most helpful was the right eye pattern. I had looked at the cueball at the last moment and this change really helped me.

[stevekocinski]

I am watching your begginers playlist and I have subscribed. Your method of teaching what you know is very understandable. I don’t just want to know how to do something but also why I’m doing it and I get that with your teaching method. Thnx

[twowheelseatingmeals-motoj]

Good general tips to keep mind.
The best advice to emphasise is put in the time and work !
Go to the local bar that has a table or your local pool table lounge and just get out there and have fun with it.

[chrisgappspoolscore]

Nice, especially helpful for me was the standing up when not feeling 100% comfortable. Your subconscious picks ups when something's off and you need to listen to it

[KimiiiRaikkonen]

Really useful. Saw these tips in another video aswell. but watching the same tips gets repeated does reinforce how important it is. especially for an under average skilled person like me :)

[BooksNGuns]

Looking at the object ball is something I just realized on my own. I'm a beginning player. So, it's nice to have my theory reinforced. The hardest thing to do is break bad habits.

[MsScrappygirl]

Thank you, keep making these videos please I enjoy learning from you!

[tareqsulieman]

@Sharivari,
I never knew I had Fast back swing until i saw a video of my self.
Can you put one more video and explain more about first point.

[pa-mo]

Good tips, but note that a good amount of the pros look at the cue ball last. For example I believe Efren Reyes, Stephen Hendry, John Higgins, and Rodney Morris all look at the cue ball last.

[johnlloydaleta]

I thought I knew everything about pool until I stumbled upon this channel. Thanks a lot for teaching us ways to improve our game!