Pool Lesson | Every Possible Way To Run A Rack - GoPro

Learn to break and run a rack of 9-Ball with all the different options you have to get position, and of course which spin you have to use.

00:00 Intro
00:16 Lesson
11:46 Additional Thoughts
13:51 Outro

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[hopellampongan]

After playing competitive pool for about 15 years and finally won a state title, I decided to focus on other parts of my personal life, but found it hard to stay away for too long. I used to watch a lot of videos to help me with my game and found your videos to be the best ones of all that I’ve seen before. These videos brings back the fire of me to be more competitive again. Thank you and keep making the videos as I will be looking forward to watching the others to help improve my game even more .

[Sharivari]

How did you like this new type of video, where I am not only showing one particular shot, but a lot of other possibilities? I got this idea from one of you in the comments. Thank you!

[minhazsarker]

I've already been saying this for quite some time. I admire you for your video making idea and also for evaluating the other possible options. Keep em coming broooo

[MrSegopa]

Thanks for clarifying how shots can be played & more especially we 🎱 under dogs which seeks to be on Professional level. Thanks a lot Sir Sharivari 🙏

[danc]

Your videos cover a wide range of the clear explanation of the percentages of probability and outcome and decision making required that will alter the course of success or failure or in the least difficulty. We all have a tendency to remain in our comfort zone which has been proven successful in the past but in reality, prevents the breakthrough of a stagnant plateau. Your teaching style and demeanor on the table lends itself to have one "try" the alternate route without reservation or fear which can instill a new found confidence that has eluded them. The sky is then the limit within their experience and ability. A teacher's ultimate selfless reward is to witness the success of their students with their input in hand. You ARE a teacher.

[madhatter]

These are exactly the kinds of videos we need (at least I do anyway)! I love how precise and detailed your explanations are! Keep up the awesome work!

[dailyfunofinternet]

I ve been a pool player for 9 years straight and i would say that your tips and strategies are the best to make people understand the game.
Keep up the work mate and i can't wait to match against you or just maybe watch you play in some official tournaments.

[terryschuffert]

I used to be a player on a traveling bar league many years ago. Like most I was able to be competitive but definitely not a pro. I've recently have started playing pool again and been practicing and following alot of your videos. Your instruction is spot on and extremely well put together. The best pool instruction on YouTube.

[nicolasalexsander]

I've always wondered in your videos about what would have happened if you've shot differently. This is my favorite video of yours by far. Please, make more.

[wilfredpotan]

my first comment and i must say you have clarified a lot to me, as a experience pool player i can now explain most of my shots and game play to my team on a professional level in 9 ball, 8 ball and have suggested to my team mates and opponents to subscribed to your channel. Thank you Mr.Sharivari

[chrisgoodgion]

Thank you for all the time and effort you have put into these videos!!

They are absolutely fantastic and I have learned alot of info from you I never even thought of, and I'm a good player!!

[ryejuan]

sharivari, interesting approach on showing us how you tackle and control the cue ball and simplify shots. keep up the good work!

[christophergreene]

Great idea for a video. Thanks for taking the time to mark the ball locations and show the different options. The cue ball graphic showing the contact point and the reasoning behind the spin was great. Point of view camera also very helpful. Now I just have to learn how to make the shot so my positioning actually matters!

[richiepeacock]

I’ve just joined my wife’s team in APA. I’ve shot pool before but never in competition or whatever and I don’t use English but I can’t wait to get back home and go play and try some of these techniques. Thanks for your time in making these videos.

[beautifulnaturerelaxingsou]

Please make more videos like this one, it helps a lot!!!!

[albertherevia]

I have been on youtube looking for ways to improve my game and finally found someone who take time to show you from his view where to hit the cue ball and where it's going to roll.

[christianemiller]

Thank you so much for these informative videos. They are the best I’ve seen. Always learn something to keep in mind. I still have a lot to learn to really understand the game. I also love to watch Efren a lot. Only thing it’s to hard to copy what he does. I love how you explain so clearly . You make ii easier to understand

[lesgoins]

Could not be more perfect… We see the exact angle we hear your thoughts see exactly how the cue was lined up amazing amount of knowledge! Thank you!

[josephgardner]

this was great. when practicing its a good idea to drill various possibilities to be comfortable with them so that when a situation arises where there is one option you feel confident to make it happen.

[NhiNguyen-yhvv]

These POV/commentary videos are my favorite! You can learn so much by watching these. Please continue to with this content!