TOP 10 CRITICAL SHOTS You MUST Know & How To EXECUTE Them

Discover my personal clasification of top 10 critical pool shots you must know and how to execute them. I will make detailed analysis of each shot and show you every possible way to escape them and also determine the best option to choose in my opinion.
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⏱️Time Chapters⏱️

0:00 - Intro
0:27 - Precise positioning for the filnal 8-ball
1:30 - 9-ball close to the middle pocket
3:33 - Precise positioning for the 9-ball from balls frozen to the rail
4:49 - 9-ball frozen to the bottom short rail
6:15 - Final 9-ball and cue ball frozen to the same rail
7:15 - Masse' Shot
8:02 - Shot with spin transfer
8:54 - Kick Shot with resafe or pot
10:30 - One rail kick with position for the 9-ball from no angle shot
11:30 - Combination with spin transfer
12:19 - Conclusion & Outro
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[MrCueBall]

Learn how to execute 10 critical situations on the table😎

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[darindooley]

Handicap is a mental problem.
Kudos to you, for overcoming your challenges.
Great tips, thanks.

[trailerwookie]

Nice shots. One thing to remember for situation #3. When you use Back Hand English, you should not use a long bridge length. Every cue is different, but there is a pivot point where if you put your cue at this pivot point on your bridge hand and apply Back Hand English, the cue ball will just spin in place after hitting the object ball in this situation (a full ball hit). This is an incredibly helpful tip to know if you want to use Back Hand English without having to worry about where to adjust your aim. If you know your pivot point, just use the BHE and strike the cue ball without any adjustments for English and it will work.

For situation #3, use a bridge length of 6 to 8 inches (15 to 20 cm) and this shot will work well. If you use a very long bridge, it doesn't work so well, or it may not work at all.

[gaoutdooradventures]

Excellent video and content, Adam! This was about a lot of the stuff I mentioned in my last comment on one of your recent videos. Thanks!

[johnholmstrom]

For example 8, when you have a steep angle to kick like that, using high-center (high and a touch of left if the 9 is blocking too much) English can help keep the ball in that general area. Even if you hit it too thin, it won't be as bad as in the video.

[ERDG]

All shots can come your way in all games, great explanations and able to learn
Thank you

[mikekoch]

really nice explained! thanks! you are doing a great job !

[mobiledetailyou]

Thank you for all the effort that you clearly put into making this Awesome video! All the shots truly are things We must know. These are all very common situations.

[micha-]

Nice video man! I believe the last shot is more *cut* induced throw than anything else. Try it without the spin, with a half-ball hit on the 4!

[apexpredatorbilliardstraining]

Powerful stuff adam! Always as I said there is something to learn and the execution of the shots!! I appreciate you my friend

[jbart]

The second shot is interesting. It's come up several times in the past few weeks for me. I actually chose the most offensive option. I shot the cue ball toward the opposite short rail and knocked the nine ball in the side pocket on the rebound.

It's not a high percentage shot, but I am three for three on a Gold Crown 4. Just got to use the diamonds, aim very straight on the cue ball and hit on the softer side. On one shot, I even had to use a touch of English going toward the opposite short rail because a ball was partly blocking me.

I tried to duplicate this shot on my 7-foot Olhausen. Took me 8 attempts to pocket the ball. But I was able to hit the ball in about 30%-40% of the time after some practice.

[donjaun]

What a great video my friend. You are amazing. I have a badly damaged back but I too love the game and have to learn different ways to shoot that my body can work with. 🙏👍😎

[anthonyiannone]

Learned a lot Adam; great learning video. Picked up many good ideas. Thanks and God Bless

[jimmywallace]

Great video, there was another option on the 9 ball... kick off rail hitting 9 from other side into side pocket

[themagicofenglish]

Subscribed, enthusiastically gave this a thumbs I'll be trying out some of the principles underlying these tips in my next session👍

[mikeplant]

very informative and very well presented, enjoy all of your lessons .

[AlexandreMachado]

1:40 … or you could calculate a kick shot on the bottom rail to hit the object ball from the other side, sending it to the pocket and avoiding the risk of scratching.

[hamuzahamuza]

Realise your playing while using both hands on the cue because it helps beginners to also visualize how to handle the cue in those situations

[santiagoab]

Dios te bendiga, muy buen video y explicación 🙏

[MocTalk]

Could you pls show the different between BHE and FHE and when using (far, near, slow, fast...). Thanks