Shoutout to everyone I've met at the Mosconi Cup! Looking forward to see many of you next month at the Derby City Classic. If you'll be also there and intersted in personal lessons, contact me via email: contact@sharivari.net

This is one of the best videos to help regular players, every tip is spot on perfect. I learned all these by practicing everyday so this can save you a lot of time.

@devonshire56

5 ай бұрын

You captured it exactly. This is stuff I get asked regularly and it takes this very lesson to explain it properly.

@cyclonesfan9169

5 ай бұрын

I was going to say the same thing.

Gotta learn to adjust my bridge space! I always try to draw back at the same exact length. Thanks for the advice!

@Sharivari

5 ай бұрын

Happy to help!

I've done all those things some I figured out. Thanks to your video I learn some more like all your videos.

Second point, regarding draw. I had a snooker champion teach me that by moving by bridge closer than my normal shot I could generate more bottom spin as your natural stroke will cause greater follow through. I can generate a tremendous amount of bottom doing this. Interesting that you coach the opposite. I am sure you are both correct.

Can't tell you how much you help me. I am so thankful

Sharivari, I learned a lot from your videos and respect your skill and teachings. @2:30 99% of every videos talk about longer stroke and follow through. For me (1.95 m), the cue is too short for a log stroke and the extension runs into the wall on rail shots at most places I shoot. I had to shorten my draw stroke (about 6-8 cm) and can shoot and draw back across the length of the bar table 50% of the time (LOL!) Case and point; A long stroke is not required to get adequate draw for me.

Yup, I have currently been making these exact mistakes. Such a simple fix. Thank you.

The draw shot jump the cue ball off the table shot, now I know why that happens. Thanks!

@mike2687

5 ай бұрын

My favorite drill for eliminating that is simply lining up a straight shot and attempting to draw it with as easy of a stroke as possible-no power. Then increasing the distance between the cue ball and object ball. The result is the self realization that it takes a clean stroke, rather than a powerful stroke, to get the ball to draw well and with accuracy. Most players as they’re learning, including myself, attempt to overpower these shots at times and power often manifests as a strong grip. Repeating this drill will give you the muscle memory and correct mindset to avoid that mistake. But yes-I’ve sent many cue balls off the table trying get that backspin!!!

A very good Instructor, Eric Naretto (master PBIA), says to use the same stroke as "force follow" to create good draw. For me, it works excellently. I no longer "pop" the ball with draw shots. It's a diffrent way to think about it.

Great observations!

Great video !!!!!

Great video!!!

Excellent information. explained well and clearly Said thanks

Another excellent video and tips👍

interesting..........i watched some of your games at the derby......great

❤❤great lesson

I was playing pool with my friend just today and ive been having this exact problem bro..Thanks for the video!!

Good video thanks

Great Tips and proactive remedies. Elevating the cue is something that can happen inadvertently . So if your not checking yourself you don't realize your putting unintentional spin on the ball . It can happen on all kinds of shots where you feel a bit awkward or your jammed up with tight playing room and "UP comes the cue ! " Awesome video Sharivari. !

Thanks!

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Vary nice video Thanks. I would like to know what shape your cue tip is? round or flat or some flat ?

I like your video. Thanks for sharring. And if you dont mind, can you teach us lesson and technique for aiming the ball with the center/middle hole. Thanks a lot. God bless

All very valid points, sometimes I need to be reminded about them 😅

Hello Sharivari, first of all thanks so much for your great quality content, I started playing pool last year and I’m now in regional league and in the last tournament I reached quarter finals (5th position) mostly thanks to you, Bryan FXBilliards and Dr. Dave ! Do you think you will do a video showing the equipment that you use? It would be great to see your gear. Thanks again, best regards 😁

With your high level of play, I'm guessing you are drawing upon mistakes (like these 4) you USED to make. Great that you can relate to average skill levels who are making these exact errors, and others like over-hitting, crushing the break and slow rolling.

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@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Hello Sharivari. I would love to know which Tour players you've beaten, what was the game, etc. Also maybe tell us viewers of your powerful videos who you've played who are the toughest opponents. Happy Holidays, Big Time Scott.

But when you hit the ball super hard and you put it straight into the pocket with zero rattling, it's so satisfying 😂

Also the tip makes the cueball jump when playing draw shot, When I play at varsity league with good tips the cueball never jumps but when I play at the bar with too round tips or uneven tips the cueball jumps, as a matter of fact when playing at the bar I play centre ball and forget about cueball control 😢

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@Sharivari

5 ай бұрын

Ebenso :D

i am just coming back to competition , and i have done all of these....just last week in league.....

Excellent instruction and analysis as always. I've been paying close attention to these tips for awhile but still was inconsistent with draw shots. Then I found this and it's the piece I was missing. Very subtle grip hand position change made the difference. Start at 1:50 in the video - kzread.info/dash/bejne/hGaMw66AoqStnbQ.html

My biggest mistake that keeps costing me my games, so I’m told, is that I keep picking up a cue stick👍😎

I seem to miss by a hair constantly. Yes I do all those things.

I expected green cloth

Great instruction tips and thank you for posting them. I would like to add..like so many you tube videos these days the background music is distracting,pulls away from the teaching, and so really unnecessary. It would be great to see this trend go away!

@adhoc7962

Ай бұрын

Your Music is NOT DISTRACTING…

How are you not sliding all over the place with that smooth floor when you're playing?

Challenge your camera man to a 1v1