What Spin You Should Use and Why - GoPro

How to decide where to hit the cue ball when playing pool? In this pool lesson we are going to analyze what english you should use on the cue ball and what the reason behind this is.

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[jamesdavis]

Oh hell ya! Love this type of video. EXCELLENT. One thing that I noticed right away that I am doing wrong is on some of those shots you used english - I would have used far too much. You are not using but maybe a half tip or less on those shots. I can see why I struggle sometimes with english. I am using far too much.

Keep making these types of videos. Really really good.

[brettbarker]

This was good. I also really appreciate the cue ball icon showing where you’re making contact so make sure you keep that. 👍🏻👍🏻

[stevepetre]

Thanks for using the GoPro. Please continue with that. I was shocked to see how little left or right you aimed on the ball to make it go in that direction. I've been over-doing that lots recently.

[franstammo]

I was always wondering why there are no videos that teach with a go pro, but you now are on another level compared to other YouTube billiards channels, keep up the good work

[LeeWanner]

I really, really enjoy there being no music over the meat of this video.

[rainfogz]

This gopro is a great addition to your lessons man! I love it!

[countrylapi]

The 1rst person view on shots is a game changer. Physically seeing the speed you hit the ball with the correct English is HUGE! Your best video yet. The practice drills in 1rst person would be awesome. Trying to see a cue ball point of contact on the corner of the screen can be confusing due to the angle being reversed in the camera. 1rst person will accelerate our comprehension of what's going on. Thanks!

[merlealthafer]

Love the new camera angle with gopro. Brings us right into the real-world action to see what you're doing as you explain the shot. More like this please.

[Sharivari]

I really had fun doing this one. And it also amazed me how good this was to see mistakes in my technique, that I didn't conciously notice before. I hope you enjoyed this video too! See you soon :)

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[nickseguine]

The go pro was a fantastic idea! Seeing the slight off center shots vs the far left, right, top and bottom shots is an eye opener for me to see the different ways to figure your next shot and using English to get you there! At 69 hopefully I’m finally going to start winning some games! Thanks! great vid!!👍👴🏻

[srivatsana]

Loved this video. I like this kind of teaching. I pause between shots to see how I would have played. Almost matched with your suggestions. 😄

[MagicMikeBilliards]

The go pro gives a perspective that no other YouTuber will show us. Please keep using it in future videos

[morganlove]

wow.... out of all the pool videos i see about center to edge an all, this is the best videos that reli explained most of it... thanks for the video bro... best video ever made... go pro video an u will make a history on youtube with this kinda demonstration, i assure u 100% .... my name is peace out

[JustMitchPool]

Nicely done :). Make sure for those who dont know. When applying english, you need to alter the angle due to the cue ball when move to the opposite way, when the cue ball is struck. Practice makes perfect.

[darrellj]

Just gotta say...I am relatively new to pool but your video’s have moved me up SOOOO quickly to catch up with my pool buddies. Thanks!!!

[NoVowel]

The Go Pro is a fantastic addition to your content. Having that Point of View perspective along with the cue ball point of contact diagram keeps you as one of my favorite video makers. Thanks for all you do!

[Ironsvillage]

I think these are the best lessons, where you explain what your thought process is and even give a few other ways to play the shot. Also the head cam puts it into perspective really well, so you can see "from the eyes" of a pro and maybe even compare to your own technique, bridge placement etc. Great lesson all around!

[davidr.hofstetter]

Yes! Most valuable to hear strategy, english, and cue speed!

[LeeWanner]

This is EXACTLY the video lessons I want to see! Exactly this! More please <3!

[NickthePilgrim]

Wonderful video! I really like this way of teaching! I started videoing myself after watching both your videos here and Mark Wilson’s clinic posted on YouTube at Derby this year. My game has already jumped 2 balls from simply addressing fundamentals properly. Thank you!