Pool Lesson | How To Get Pin Point Position

Learn a simple position play trick that will improve your game immediately.

00:00 Intro
00:12 Lesson
02:08 More Examples & Runout
08:08 Alternative Route
09:26 Outro

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In the beginning this should just have been a two minute video, with only one shot. But as I am, I couldn't stop explaining and in the end I had to pull another all nighter to finish the video in time. I hope you've learned something and enjoyed this video. See you soon!

[davidburgin]

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[SenseiNatePlaysPool]

Too many pool content creators would just shoot the video over, or edit it so you never know you made that mistake. It's refreshing to see content from someone who's willing to admit mistakes, and make up for it and then some later on. It's important to recognize your own mistakes and even better when you openly admit it and show us how to work through them.

Great content. Keep it up.

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[LineDrive]

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[rickygilbert]

Thanks again for the GREAT lesson. Your ability to show us the actual cue ball spin you are using in the graphic overlay is EXCEPTIONAL!

[lennertbruin]

Thanx for adding the ball numbers. Much easier to follow!

[tjmbaiwa]

Thanks Shari. This was some insightful lesson. And the fact that you even put another option on the run, greatness

[donwinslow]

I've learned so much about cue ball control and pin-point positioning. Thank you.

[Wyrmsfire]

Enjoyed the video. I liked the inclusion of the second rack to show a different option. Keep up the great work.

[Rise_and_Shine]

I like your videos Majesty, I have learnt a lot from you especially I'm a left hand player too. Give Thanks 🙏🙏

[ryangoesoutside]

Awesome job! I like how you kept claiming a mistake but ran it close to perfect anyway. Very cool to see the replay scenario though!

[phaedrabacker]

Excellent instruction. Your explanations are very clear.

[tomcole]

You explained everything perfectly. Thanks!

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[allgood]

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[douglasmichel]

So nice to see a lefty like me, Although I can and often do shoot righty if the shot is to tough for lefty. Like me, I notice you also use a combination of open & closed bridges. I typically use an open bridge for 14.1, and for better sighting of my aim point, Closed bridge I use mostly when shooting harder and or using extreme follow or draws. Your videos are absolutely awesome.

[dwaynebodzenta]

Sharivari you make this look so easy.. Believe me its not. Its always fun watching good pool though. Thank you for all your advice.

[brianb.]

Another good lesson Sharivari. I notice you always stay down on the shot, something I struggle with from time to time. Thanks for the video..👍😊

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