A Pool Players Perspective | 9 Ball

See how a pool player breaks and approaches to clear the table in 9 Ball.

00:00 Racking
00:31 Rack One
03:27 Rack Two

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[Sharivari]

Thanks for all your suggestions and feedback on the last episode of this series. So this time, you will see everything with live commentary on the table. Did you like that in the second rack I didn't run out and had some safety play against myself? Let me know!

[l_Caxius_l]

I admire how you kept the video clean instead of clipping out your miss on the 2. I've seen a lot of other channels reset their shot for the sake of saving face. Thanks for all you do!!

[naonao]

I liked it! I really allows us to zoom in on your technique, pattern play, aiming, use of spin and execution, thought process, etc. Basically, everything! Would love to see more of this format.

[dustinbowers]

Would love to see more POV playing like this! The visual helps me with some shots using spin to see how the cueball reacts.

[stevegunn]

Please keep these type of GoPro videos coming, thanks!

[markgargan]

That you can play safeties against yourself is next level! Welcome, we've been waiting for you.

[Ajiizleee]

I'll watch every single video you upload like this! Love the POV & commentary style

[shubinternet]

I love hearing the commentary as you are shooting, letting us into your thought processes as you are lining up your shot but also planning for the next one.

I would actually like to see you lean even more into letting us hear your planning, so that you not only talk about your plans for the next ball, but also for the next shot or two after that, along with details on roughly where you’re trying to leave the cue ball after each shot to set yourself up for the next one.

And seeing your safety play is also great! If you can’t make a good offensive shot or if you would be left with bad position once you made the current good shot, then a good defensive shot is the right call.

I think the more we hear about your planning, and the more you let us see your mistakes and how you deal with them, the better!

[louisc]

It is great to see this from the shooter's perspective! It makes seeing the English put on the cue in relationship to getting shape on the next ball much clearer. You really helped me.

[TheOne-lxcs]

Beautiful safeties ! And you really provide what young players need 👍

[jfussell]

im glad to see your pinky twitchy as in consistency i just seen where you commented back on other video thanks for reply but you are great at explaining and showing but I try to watch the little stuff in your videos and others thank you for this its truly helped me in my game

[allstar]

Love that you are using the regular balls again! So much better. Keep up the good work

[mikeserrano]

This is the best way for me to learn. I can see the shots and what it does to the cue ball.

[jb]

I have unforgiving side pockets too! Appreciate the play and commentary from this view.

[SRKanai]

I love it!! These are so helpful! Keep these coming. I love them and I learn so much. I'll take as many of these as you have. 😊

[joseperalta]

I was waiting for this vid.. Seeing it from the real frontal view.. Phenominal... 😊

[kurtmurray]

Another excellent video. For a moment at the end I thought you might have gotten overly cocky calling the rack over before you sank the 9 ball and trying to talk and shoot but you pulled it off in the end. I like that you also showed us your misses. Makes you more human.

[OfficialDrizzyTayy]

I love the raw footage and commentary! This is realistic ! I watch the videos and of course it’s highlights and edited, but this right here helps so much because it just confirms that even the greatest make mistakes on the table too . 💯

[timbrown]

I think I learned more from these vids than anything else

[randyhoege]

By far the best teaching channel on YouTube. Thank you.