The Secrets to Your Perfect Stroke - Step by Step

Have you ever lost because you've missed a couple of easy shots? The secret lies in your stroke. Learn how to develop your perfect pool stroke.

00:00 The Basis
00:28 Stroke Preparation
01:14 Follow Through
04:17 Wrist & Grip
05:08 Speed Control
06:41 Most Important Part
07:35 Body Movement
08:18 Elbow Drop
08:53 Stroke Transition
09:29 Alignment Check

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[Sharivari]

For me working on my stroke has had the biggest positive impact on my game. If you watch one of my oldest videos on this channel and compare it with today, you can see a huge difference. It has helped me to become way more consistent in shotmaking and much stronger in pressure situations. It's still far away from being perfect, and working on my stroke is still one of the main parts of my practice routine. I hope this video was helpful and can guide you into the right direction! If you enjoyed it leave a thumbs up, a comment or even a Super Thanks.

[todds]

I have to say that this is probably one of the best videos you've done. REALLY appreciate it. My technique was/is getting REALLY sloppy, so I'm going to have to go back and revisit the basic stroke and posture. The guy that taught me to shoot bows said the same. The same idea really accounts for both. I've also got some target panic with both archery and pool, so I'll have to work on that as well.

[TheAntMan]

As soon as I started getting fully eye level with every shot, taking routine breathes in between shots and exhaling on my stroke my game had Improved to the point I’m getting recruited to pool teams, obviously just those things don’t make you good but they’re super important

[samuronkanen]

Thanks. I'm a beginner, got my first own table 4 months ago. I find your videos very good.

[squidkid]

I have to agree that this is the best video you’ve done and sums everything up so well.

I miss so many 9 balls off the spot, after playing a great position shot to get in the 9. “Deceleration” for game nerves/excitement/pressure

Thank you so much and keep up the great work

[FoxItAll]

Jennette Lee taught me the foot position line up while stepping out. Opened up my shot something fierce. One of the best pieces of advice I ever got next to the guidance of Scott Lee, RiP.

[baykboloroo]

Great timing of the video! I was struggling so hard to have consistent stroke and stand recently.

[rolandetter]

Deine Lektionen bringen mir mit Abstand aller YTer den grössten Progress als Autodtakt, welcher mit 50ig mit dem Poolspiel begonnen hat. Danke dafür! ...und als Linkhänder ist es eh nochmals praktischer :-)

[NoVowel]

Very nice short comprehensive video covering many basic fundamentals and techniques to be successful! Well done! Shared it with my pool league team!

[Poolmaster]

Probably the best video i have ever seen about pool

[Mesogeios-Kiato]

Another fantastic video, thanks a lot. I struggle a lot with the quality of my stroke, especially in draw back shots. I think you should come to Greece and make a training workshop here 😉

[jamesdavis]

I am very happy you mentioned elbow drop as that topic has messed up a lot of players - including myself. It is not close to natural to keep the elbow from dropping on every shot. I have seen many players struggle with trying to keep the elbow from dropping and it has screwed their game up.

Almost all high-level to elite players drop their elbows at least a little bit on EVERY shot. Just watch them. There is a YouTube channel run by a guy that says you should not ever drop your elbow. That is totally wrong; it depends on what works for YOU. No one would teach the Efren Reyes fine tuning stroke motion - but it works for him. To each their own. The one thing I think most players need to do is START with their elbow higher.

[RyansRides]

I watch one video per day. It really helps focus on one portion of the game. Thank you so much

[pool.universe]

It all comes down to focus. I have found ways to practice focus in other areas of life, and it's quite transferable to pool. Knowing exactly what you want to do with the shot at hand, while silencing distractions is a precursor for becoming a great player

[kraftyiam]

Howdy, what a great video. Thank you so much for sharing. I've noticed I'm a lot more relaxed (though I play by myself lol). Practice does make perfect. Thanks again.

[herysujanto]

I love ur videos.. improves my shots and Cue ball control.. thank you sifu..😊

[ClassicMist]

The amount of time and effort you put into these videos is amazing and it really shows, thank you.

After 4 months of playing/practice and watching your videos, I was finally able to break & run a rack in practice, and run out on a friend of mine in the same day! A big problem I have though is when I get down to the last 1 or 2 solids/stripes before the 8 ball, I get out of line and then I have to play a recovery shot while navigating traffic and it always ends my run out. When you first started playing pool, did you experience this struggle when trying to run out racks? And was there something specific that you needed to work on that helped you run racks more consistently?

[OscarGonzalez-vgcp]

Always good lesson . Thanks for helping me play better. It is a lot of fun. Very social game . Like it.

[anesffdz]

شكرا من الجزائر thank you from algeria

[johngentile]

Great tips, please keep them coming. Thanks