Do This Before Every Shot - It Will Change Your Game

Learn how visualization will improve your game, position play and knowledge about the cue ball.

00:00 What's to come
00:39 Visualization
01:01 Step by Step
05:12 Runout
11:15 Money Ball Tip
12:08 Summary

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[Sharivari]

One more tip on the way: Never visualize in a negative way, like: "The cue ball better doesn't drop into the pocket." Once you are seeing the image of the cue ball droping, you are more likely to do exactly that. And the reason behind this is, that our brian does not understand the "don't." It's just able to see the image of the cue ball dropping. So next time, think and visualize in a positive way: "The cue ball will hit the rail next to the pocket".

[mikefields]

I think most people know you are not a pro player but that does not matter because you are well above-average and your English is exceptional and you were very good at explaining things I always seem to learn something after watching a video of yours

[mrkkitson]

Been playing pool for 50 years. I'm always learning, and your videos are always helpful to add to the skill set. Thanks You!

[nathanblaxall]

You always explain things so well and with lovely graphics. Lots of rich information there. "Pool is a game of feels" <-- well said!

[derekrivera]

This needs to be a series. As a student who is just past basic concepts videos, this is the exact kind of information I need. It teaches you how a pro thinks while playing, it teaches you how to see different options, and the thing I need at this point is more videos of pros talking through their decision process thank you I could watch so many of these videos if it becomes a series

[mlmacar]

You are a pro teacher. You visualizations are second to none.

[shaunpage]

Great video, but especially the editing is great with the little graphics you put on the table. You put a lot of work into the editing, time stamps, cue ball graphics etc, and it shows.

[tichaonamubengiye]

@Sharivari you have really invested in the media equipment, impressive video resolution and also the way you put in graphics helps us visualize how and where exactly you hit the cue ball. Most instructors say "hit like this " but on video we can't even see which point on the cue is being hit . Keep the good work up .

[jasonladegard]

This such an important part to playing pool. I often visualize different shoots as I drive to the pool halls for league night. It’s like warming up the brain. Great video!

[reyandfrancis]

i been playing for around 20yrs and just stopped playing because of the pandemic. just got back playing a weeks ago and your videos are really big help to refresh all my skills and fundamentals. your vids are the best of what i, ve seen by far. thank mate!

[mantell]

Thanks! Although I am a somewhat experienced player, I have not played much in over a decade. Watching your video reignited my interest in playing again! I'll be checking more of your videos!

[jaydrfish]

Wow!
That was a fabulous demonstration of how to envision both the shot, and the cue ball position after the shot. You are remarkably clear in your descriptions. Thank you so much!!

[CoolHandLouis]

This is literally one of the most important videos that any aspiring pool player should see and incorporate into their daily practice. The process of analysis (which includes visualization and various calculations), prediction, and comparison, along with high amounts of daily repetition, is fundamental to developing the brain's neural networks for ALL types of skill development. This is literally "how the brain grows", and by grows, I mean how the brain develops the neural networks of skill so they become automatic and precise.

Another key, which I think you should mention, is the importance of taking videos of your play, so you can see shots you messed up, or did amazingly correct, and practice on repeating those shots. Finally, I'm curious if there are other sources that inspired you on this process of skill development.

[TheJohnCooperShow]

the production value on these are insane. kudos sharivari!
What would make it even moreuseful for guys, is if you could put the ghost ball on the objectball, allowing for deflection or throw etc based upon the shot you are about to play....

[jerryvuckovich]

As a beginner, I’m learning a lot by watching your videos. Thank you!

[Cbay]

These videos are top notch. The mental prep and visualization is so important. I notice when I see the shot in my head beforehand I see a much better result instead of just firing away.

[juliust.]

Good video, I'd like to see more 9-ball runs like this where you explained and showed like you did here :) Thanks!

[criticaltinker]

You may not be a professional player but you can teach. not all players can teach. you have that gift. thank you. i learned a lot from you. teaching is a different skill. I hope Efren Bata Reyes can teach like you but he can't.

[crazyforvideogamez]

You have been improving my game with your videos, thanks a lot

[larrywhitesell]

Excellent instruction! I always learn a lot from your videos. And even if you aren't a pro player, you surely are thinking like one.