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🎱love your content. Been watching for many years now. Has helped me a lot when I stay more consistent playing which is harder for me but I have progressed for sure by watching your videos.

the goal when we use spin is to have more and better control on the white ball, but in this your examples the white ball stop after the shot, in the same way if we didn't use the spin...no useful vision...

Impressive

First time here. Wow !! That bonus shot. ! 👌🏼🙋🏻‍♀️✌🏼

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Damn🎱

yeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh... i'm still lost.

please don't add annoying music - it is distracting _ I only want to hear you.

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Max high & left 🔥🔥🎱

which cue stick are you using in this video?

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Your the best Sharivari!! Commenting from Tanzania

Sharivari, you give so much to those of us watching and learning and being happy about who you are and what you have become for us. Keep doing what you want to do! We all want to be on the big "ride" with you. Following a fine human being like you, makes it all worthwhile. You are THE BEST !!! 😄🎱🎱🎱🎱🎱🎱🎱🎱🎱🎱 😄

Great video! Always packed with new ideas for the contents. However just a friendly suggestion that you might wanna tighthen the pockets on your practice table. Because personally I would prefer to practice with small pockets to enhance precision.

Thank you, I think I needed to hear this.

the turning point was when you tried to slam the 2ball bank in at 36:00 you had 2 balls to hide the cue ball behind and snooker him (5 & 8) That's when I knew you probably wouldn't win. Still a good showing though. I could probably keep up with most of the guys but have too many injuries now with my back and hip problem and not enough money saved I won a few 700 & under fargo tournaments. Here in Florida What is your fargo rating? Where was this tournament and how much was the entry fee? Is it matchroom pool that is the "pro tour" pretty much? I also wonder about J flowers cues. Do they sponsor you. I feel that most of their "carbon fiber" shafts are just filled with styrofoam. I haven't found a carbon fiber brand that I like. I prefer old custom cues with maple shafts. Wood to wood joint.

I was taught look at shots like geometry lines

The thing I found most difficult about these shots is you have to adjust your tip position according to how close the balls are to the rail. Balls that are frozen to the rail are the hardest.

😂 ,Eight ball emoji, 😂

Why do some people hit the cue ball off a piece of fabric when breaking? Is this legal in tournament play?

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This was beautiful. Thanks man

That first shot in the video is a prime example of my problems. I will make the same shot dozens of times then randomly on a different day I can struggle with the same shot.

Great drill, any advice for how to make this more approachable for players struggling to run the entire thing in one go?

SVB has the best break.

Thanks for your efforts 🙏

🎱 Thx for your content 🙏🏼 it's such a great channel! Greetings from Frankurt ✌🏼

Great video! 🔥🎱

Do you from

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🎱 great video

That finish at the end was spectacular!

Hey! Been following you for 4 years and wanted to say thank you for all the advice. What hardness tip do you use on the SMO?

Well if u never miss wouldn’t u be a pro?

Could you please say where your hitting the O.B. If looking at a clock

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Thanks, greetings from Mexico.

Haha nice drill. But i do not struggle with the cue ball position. I struggle to just pot those balls 😅😅

Ayy nice video . 🎱

Great video once again. I recommend you to all of my friends trying to learn the game properly. Another important NOTE: when using reverse or backspin, it is important to use a firmer stroke so that the cue ball does not turn to forward roll after hitting the rail or it will miss (it should feel akin to hitting a stop oe stun shot). When moving 1 diamond down table, requiring 1 tip of reverse, also apply draw to the stun or stop stroke. The cue ball will banana curve back to the object ball, increasing your chance s of making it. Ass you stated any sort of top or bottom will also affect the shot. So I'd recommend aiming at 3 or 9 o'clock on the cue ball (along the horizontal axis of the cueball) when determining tip width for more consistency. Finally, players may have a differnt idea of what 1/2 tip and 1 tip means. 1/2 tip is actually 1 width of your shaft width from center ball. So 1 tip is actually 2 widths of your shaft from center ball. And it can be MEASURED! If you want to measure 1/2 tip, place your right or left edge of the cue stick at center (depending on which direction you are shooting). If you want to measure 1 tip, place the edge of your shaft at center, (example left edge when shooting toward the right), see where your right edge is and move your left edge again to to where the right edge was.. like using a ruler. If aiming with running spin, I'd recommend using what feels like a follow stroke (bot top but at the horizontal center. Same sort of stroke but not at a following positioning that make since). It allows the spin to take affect and avoids fighting against it by accidently applying some stun to the shot). On reverse spin shots, you want stun to prevent the cue ball from turning into follow. On running spin shots, you do not!! To avoid the ball from coming short. Allowing the spin to take affect.