Do This Before Every Shot - It Will Change Your Game

One more tip on the way: Never visualize in a negative way, like: "The cue ball better doesn't drop into the pocket." Once you are seeing the image of the cue ball droping, you are more likely to do exactly that. And the reason behind this is, that our brian does not understand the "don't." It's just able to see the image of the cue ball dropping. So next time, think and visualize in a positive way: "The cue ball will hit the rail next to the pocket".

I know this is old and you have gone pro since but I think its funny that you stated your not a pro and hit a full nineball run with every shot under a minute while explaining your shot.

I've play pool better than before after watching this video thank you

I need to consistently do this because I have done this before but it's very rare. And it does cost me and its a bad habit too. Thanks for this video Sharivari. I'll try to adopt this into a full time thing.

You are a pro teacher. You visualizations are second to none.

Visualization really works, it's a game changer

I wonder how pros play. I see you people make rail shots simple to an extent you can play drawer with hard shots and still not miss the shot. In our local tables, we beg the balls to rall along the rail without minding cue ball position and still end up missing the shot. Worst of it all we leave the ball hanging by the pot favouring our opponents.

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This needs to be a series. As a student who is just past basic concepts videos, this is the exact kind of information I need. It teaches you how a pro thinks while playing, it teaches you how to see different options, and the thing I need at this point is more videos of pros talking through their decision process thank you I could watch so many of these videos if it becomes a series

I like the dot to visualize the point on the cue ball. For the object ball are you hitting just the middle? I would love to see the dot on the object ball too

Thank you

This looks like a Lucasi cue-butt. What kind of butt-extension are you using, and how did you manage to attach it to the cue?

This helped me a lot 🎉

Great video! This is becoming my go-to channel for billiards instruction. Thanks!

You may not be a professional player but you can teach. not all players can teach. you have that gift. thank you. i learned a lot from you. teaching is a different skill. I hope Efren Bata Reyes can teach like you but he can't.

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Thanks

MOST INFORMATIVE VID YET. YES MORE LIKE THAT.

One of my favorite videos of yours. Thanks Sharivari!

I hit the 8 Ball and the 8 ball didn’t go in but I accidentally hit the other teams ball in a pocket is it a foul or a loss ?

Great video. Thanks for including the mark where your hitting the cue ball.

Which brand of cue are you using there

Great video brotha

Great video. 1 of my biggest problems is rushing I know the english of the cueball but end up rushing the shot so it goes sideways same with the long straight in shots sometimes I have a habit of adding unintended spin. Thanks for these videos very helpful just gotta practice more.

I'm am an advanced player and you have THE BEST pool videos!
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Oh yes, help me a lot this good video. Thanks

You have good stuff. But you over talk and talk, even repeating over and over.

thank you

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Just a lovely channel. It's very addictive. I have learned a lot from it, buddy. Thank you so much for your time.

i been playing for around 20yrs and just stopped playing because of the pandemic. just got back playing a weeks ago and your videos are really big help to refresh all my skills and fundamentals. your vids are the best of what i,ve seen by far. thank mate!

I like your video's I need to watch them over and over but thanks again

You have great content!

your videos have helped me improve quickly. thank you

I've been playing for 47 years; and I discovered early on that I could not shoot worth a damn if I could not 'see' my lines. In the heyday of my competition phase, I was a top-tier player in 8-ball and 9-ball; however, after about 18 years of that, I began studying and playing 3-cushion - and that's where I began to really learn about the physics of billiards, especially how it relates to caroms and tangent lines. That is a skill I see sorely lacking in many barroom players today, and have seen many games lost because the player couldn't 'see' all the possibilities on the table.

Very helpful, thank you for sharing.

So good to see another southpaw

Very good

It is one of your best videos. Thanks for these great tips.

Nice!

Thank you !

U talk too much!

You could this, you could that, and you could have if you done this. You are a joke!

thank you you are too good and very detailed, I like your style very much, thank you very much as I am just a starter you are a great help

Thank you for your honesty! I appreciate you showing the process of adjusting the plan as you go.

you have cue stick waste can i

Ty so much.I learn a lot by watching great video.I hope I can apply this in actual game.

I really like the image on the cue strike point!

Video well thought and explained well. Thank you.