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[labradormcgraw]

I always learn so much from your channel; no wonder it's so popular. 😊

[alecspyrou]

It's so important to correct what your mind thinks. So many shots are missed because we don't adjust from what we think is the right spot on the target ball. Thanks for reinforcing my own practice where I have been doing this.

[rohanprashad]

Absolutely love how meticulously you explained everything. Will definitely give this routine a try. Brillian Video Steve! As always, ❤️ from India.

[dermotshaw]

This is something I have been working really hard on. It takes alot of mental strength to keep doing it. But I find it does work and I am seeing improvements. Great stuff mate keep it coming. I like that you put next week's subject up too 👍

[mailashish]

I just stop playing the video in between n came to write that u r born to teach....outstanding content.

[benwalne]

Thanks Steve, perfectly links to the yellows I couldn’t pot the other day! Need to make sure I mark where the cue ball is next time and hopefully will start feeling comfortable on those types of shots.

[coolmind]

Great video, I used this process to learn angles and it works. It's more about training the brain to recognize if the line of the shot is too thick/thin or exactly right. And the good thing is even with missed pots, the brain is still learning.

[SadqJ]

Love this routine, such a common problem when you're new to the game or are restarting playing after years. A great extension to this routine is to mark a spot on the table and keep playing the same shot, so similar to what you did with the black spot at the start. Once you've dialed in the angle, start experimenting with pace and spin to start learning the way the white moves. Once you get used to the effects of spin and pace, start focussing on moving the white to specific locations around the black. Next see how many consecutive blacks you can pot from the spot. You can do this routine for every single colour spot and before you know it, you'll know how to manoeuvre the cue ball to almost anywhere on the table from a colour spot. Love the channel, learn so much. Thanks for the videos!

[vokerjames]

I just wanna say to you Mr.Steve Barton, u have no idea how much i have improved in my game from all these videos!!! Hopefully one day im able to say a big thank you to you in person. LOVE from Malaysia!

[ernoeskeli]

Great video. Aiming is something many beginners want to "perfect" straight away and think that's the magical route to success. But after all, like you show here, it's just practice and trial and error that's needed. Ghost ball theory is a viable strategy (more so for beginners, to understand how to pot a ball in theory) but very inconsistent to rely on in practice. It's all about making your brain adjust to finding the angles to pot the ball every time.

[thatpeterboy]

Very useful indeed Steve I Will be practising this at the club on Saturday, thanks very much :) Im pleased to report i had a good session today, by slowing my game and just concentrating that little more on shots has improved things.

[nickjohnson]

My game haas improved remarkably since I started watching your videos
Thanks

[paulbanks]

This is also a good way to correct old age. Years ago there was practically nothing I couldn't pot but now as the joints and eyes are not quite what they were I often play short. I rarely play now but for any older guys that still play regular it is a very good tip.

[sventiger]

Great video Steve. Easy to understand and should make practicing potting angles simpler and more purposeful.

[scranspanners]

Such a great video, simple but fundamental. I find I get lazy and don’t want to take the time to do this and get on with a frame but my game needs it. This is definitely my next practice session. Thanks Steve 👍🏻

[abdulrehmankhan]

Great work steve ❤️ can u plz teach us that how professional players pot a long red in the start of a frame and get back to the bolk colors using different things on the cue ball. I will be very thankful for that

[paulriggall]

Have you been reading the Break From Life comments? 🤔

Great video Mr Barton, cheers! 😁

[junusbaan]

Great job coach Steve, what a interesting way to learn angles. Thank you so much

[cameronquick]

A simple concept and method. Perhaps too easy to take for granted or neglect, but should not to be overlooked, and it's well worth talking about. High quality content as usual, Steve. Just got myself a set of balls as the ones at the club looked like they'd been in a car crash.
Would be interested to hear your opinion on playing on poorly maintained tables.

[kevinbrennan]

Keep them coming friend. You're my "go too guy"😃