This is a game changer. Excellent!

Awesome video I can't wait to try those open and close bridges

Well done! Honestly, i didnt realize that there were that many variations of open and closed bridges! I really enjoyed this! I have always played with an open bridge, between the index and middle finger knuckles. Very unusual but i have learned to play consistently and comfortably!

I like the obstacle ball clearing bridges. Good idea. I'd love to know where that little multiple ring finger flick previous to stroking comes from (you do it several times just after 6:51, finger back in that case, but it happens both ways). I see people do it all the time, including pros. I don't know if it's something that happens naturally, or something just seen and learned. I expect the latter.

Great content as always. I'm a decent player but I've been plateaued as an APA SL8 in 9-ball for a while. Pretty sure the problems are usually in my stroke when mistakes occur (with the occasional aiming mistake or incorrect English choice causing bad position). I think I need to take professional lessons. Do you know anyone, in the New Orleans area, that you'd recommend I get in contact with?

What about the bridge the Philippines use?

Ama use all this bridges 😎

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Yomama?

merci bouquom

If your playing English pool closed bridges don't work because our Cues are tapered

And a humidafyer

Anyone else cant do half of these because because their muscle between point finger and thumb is much bigger than his and the thumb doesnt point up as much as his ?

there are only 2 main Bridges close and open,; snooker players use the Open, pool players mostly use the Close, the rest is just variations of the two, there are no strict rules is just based on preference and feel

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