Straight Pool Break Patterns Vol. 1 (Pool Lessons)

In this Straight Pool Lesson, we cover some of the break patterns you can use to get from one rack to the other in Straight Pool (14.1) This is Video One of our ongoing Straight Pool Series.

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[batmmann]

Love straight pool. Can't get enough. I watch just about any straight pool content on you tube. I want to continue to get better and make that 100 ball run. I got to 98 and got stuck in the rack with not much to shoot at. I missed the desperation bridge bank shot. Laugh. Anyway, glad to hear you are going to have more content. I would say I am an intermediate player and I would love to see more content on breaking speeds, open/closed bridges and English. It's hard for me to figure out how I want to shoot a break shot. I figure out more and more each day what works for me.

[photorailfan]

Got to love Straight pool. My favorite game along with banks. Straight pool is THE game to learn. It teaches you finesse. And its visually the best game to watch when played correctly because of all the subtlety in the game. If only people today could appreciate the subtlety they will never get bored with Straight pool.. Keep the vidoes coming, There very enjoyable.

[lukealley]

I have to give you praise and a thousand thanks I bought a house 3 months ago and it had a CC Steeplton 8 foot table in it. Watching your videos and Pratice every day 2-3 hours and today was my first time running a rack of 10 ball none off break ball in hand and ran it. Very smart and full of knowledge thanks again Brian keep the good material coming

[killerwgp]

Many thanks Bryan as I mostly play 14.1 as it forces you to learn everything regarding the cue ball

[CharlesB]

That side pocket shot reminds me of a snooker breakout shot - shooting the blue in the middle pocket and cannoning into the pink to break the pack out. I can see why it's so effective. Very inspired.

[rodconner]

Oh Boy!!! :) I absolutely love this game ... and I've never played it, EVER!!! This game is THE TEST of one's self, NO EXCUSES! To cover the basics of this game Bryan, goes a long way to introduce pool to anyone -- and advance the one's who's already started it. Brilliant vid series brother that should spark everybody's attention that loves the game, especially those looking for instruction and advancing their play. Nice table -- I hope it's everything you wanted and more; looks great. Looking forward on the vids to come!!!! Be Safe

[hermanlawsontaylor]

Super table Brian and great tips for straight pool breaks! More straight pool strategies and information will be appreciated!
Thanks Brian

[gman]

Table looks great Brian ! I started 14.1 at an early age too, never got beyond 2 racks then, and now it’s even more challenging for me, but I’m smarter now, then I was then . So I should easily get past 2 racks ! Thanks Brian !

[RadioTom]

I love straight pool, although it's been quite a while since I've had a chance to play. Thanks for the lesson Bryan!

[gregsaiter]

Hi Bryan. This is exactly what I am looking for. I just started playing in a straight pool league and this information is Golden.

[Mrphilharmonic]

Ball in hand in the kitchen??? Agggh! I never thought of that! Brilliant!!

[kb]

Nice looking table BTW and great to see players bringing this epic game back to life. Thanks

[bdudley]

Since last week, watching differently. Also, predator logo in the cloth is nice.

[kb]

Practicing straight pool will help running racks in nearly every other pool game. Finding the Linking ball, key ball to key ball ( k2 ), the key ball itself and perfect position for the break ball. Develops excellent speed control and reenforces keeping it simple. Breakouts are simpler when nudging is mastered and picking away at clusters one ball at a time; keeping an insurance ball at the ready in case of an awkward angle that causes the dreaded failed run-outs.

[peterplague]

Dude, you gotta pump out more Straight Pool videos.

[mikeandalicescott]

Don't play straight pool, but it looks like it would be fun to try. I'll give it a shot. Nice looking table, by the way! Thanks, Bryan.

[Ken_aka_Ice]

Good 14.1 info/refreshers/inspiration! I need to revisit my foundation - straight pool!

[AlsAllMetalDetecting]

Sweet table Bryan! Check out Max Eberle's latest video on continuous rotation. Neat game. Not as good as Points but still fun to play.
Be well,
Al-Fu

[buddyholly]

Never played straight pool before… looks interesting. Another great video 🤙🏼

[calebgreen]

Very informative video. Thank you for creating and sharing 🤙🏽✌🏽