Thanks to everyone who is subscribed and watching for being part of this. I've put endless hours of work into everything 💪, so it's time for a well-deserved rest. Very excited to be so close to 500,000 subscribers 🎉. If you're not already a part of it, you should subscribe right now! 🔔 Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays🎄!

@kingsleymbene1317

4 ай бұрын

Don't rest we are still learning from you

@ShelbyTheStoic

4 ай бұрын

congratulations Idol!

@zanethind

4 ай бұрын

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you sir

@zanethind

4 ай бұрын

​@@kingsleymbene1317lol😂😅

@mustang95frankie

4 ай бұрын

Love watching you shoot and try to mimic some shots that work for me. My question to you is that I’ve gotten new Kamui medium soft cue tips on my Lucasi hybrid which is the best tip shape to use when shooting? Thank you for your time, videos and explanation on your shooting.

Shari doing great tip again, don't aim pocket, always aim smaller, whe you pocket a ball choose where you want to enter the pocket. Its actually rarely center.

Very nice lessons, I like you and your channel very much. Calm and very focused teaching. Please keep on! Merry christmas!

Thanks as always! I’ll be practicing shot #5 tonight for sure! I always tend to try to ease it in. Power it is! (:

Very helpful tips and instructional videos!😊 Thank you!

Best KZread coach around.

Tusen takk for denne videoen, og takk for praten på turneringen 😉😄👍

You've had a great year I've loved most of the videos. It's been great to see you grow I've been following for years and you've come a long way.

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

It's been a great year indeed. Thank you so much!

Brilliant Video!!! Your Knowledge is Great and these Tips are Valuable . . . Thanks!!! 😃👊💯💯

Great video and choices for shot examples, I personally have struggled with all 5 at some point or another.

Very practical and useful particular shots Thank you for this.

I really appreciate all the time, effort and thoughts you put into your videos (lessons). You have more of a 'math' brain than I do so I learn and love your explanations as well as physical examples. I am predominantly a visual learner. Often times when someone understands a concept they leave out important information as they rush to the end result, their ability to make a shot by editing out the errors. You have helped me understand concepts that I was trying to learn and improve on but couldn't figure them out on my own.. Thank you! [I am old and am recovering from a stroke. I actually have to learn the concepts as well as shots like someone brand new to the game. ] 🎄

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind comment. I hope you're recovering well!

Can't tell you how much you me with my game. Glad I found you and you can know that I spread the word around the league I play in. Thanks again

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Much appreciated!

Another banger my friend! Most all shots I miss are because of english. This helps alot!

You have actually no idea how much I needed this and how helpful this is. So thanks for this video I appreciate it and Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Happy holidays!

Love learning about tricky shots like that frozen 9.. its rare for me to hit with more than medium power and that one I definitely would've thought about hitting the wrong way

These are really tricky shots! Thanks for showing us your right answer for these.

Thank you so much for these short and nice videos with lots of information. Can you please make a video about buying carbon fiber cues ? also it will be nice to have a video about cue tip and when it should be replaced !

@wdiddy1

4 ай бұрын

99% of carbon fiber shafts are made in China so just buy anything you want and then practice. Tips are the same idea just buy a layered leather tip and I recommend starting from cheap to expensive. I've played with zan kamui,kamikaze,moori etc, I currently have a $5 collapsor tip on my $2000 cue and it works just perfectly well, I use spin on almost all my shots. Just take care of you tip and practice for hours. Its the player, not the equipment. Well I played well with revo but didn't like the sound and it was 12.6, I play Ignite 12.2 now and love it but I used a cynergy 1 day and won all 4 of my leaguee games that night. Its the player not the equipmfent!

Well done ❤

Thanks for all your hard work. You are indeed a great coach, buddy. Happy holidays from Denmark. /Chris.

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Thank you Chris. Happy Holidays from Germany!

Brother, you did THE VERY USEFUL video for all beginners!! Merry Christmas!!

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Happy holidays!

Thanks for another great video.

very nice I watch you a lot very helpfull not many left handed players out there merry christmas

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Happy holidays!

The videos you uploaded are very important too us ...and also are very good made .Yoy become our teacher in a short of speak...keep make videos it is real blesh for me and others in this channel....happy new year too all of you ..pool maniacs.

Your videos are the most useful and understandable videos on pool I have ever seen, ever. Some of these mistakes I too still do sometimes, in hopes of getting a better cue position for the next ball, resulting in missing the ball I am on. Very informative videos sir, I'm sure many will find them useful. Keep it up.

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Happy to help!

Love your channel from Bangladesh.

Thanks for your videos, they have great value and have made me play better. Merry Cristmas and happy new year Shari!!!

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Thank you and Happy Holidays!

very helpful, that actucally my problems. thank you so much.

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Glad it helped!

Thanks Sharivari , is like I was needed this tips. Merry Christmas and happy healthy new year 2024.

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Thank you Oscar, and Happy holidays!

Great video and amazing video editing quality. Merry Christmas.

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Thank you and Happy Holidays!

Merry Christmas and thanks for your videos!

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Merry Christmas!

Love every video!

Merry Christmas to you, too! Remember, holiday means a break from work and enjoying time away. Have fun at Derby City.

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Thanks Steven, will do!

Have fun at Derby! Wish i could go

thanks for teaching ua your viewers iam learning to play pool by watching youre content .. happy holidays i cant wait to see youre next upload thanks a lot

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

You're very welcome. Happy Holidays!

These are my favorite type of videos that show you how to hit a specific shot, that comes up all of the time. There's thousands of types of shots, so you'll have content forever....lol

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Thanks. Yes indeed, could easily make a series out of that. Will keep that in mind :)

@jeffwilliams1356

4 ай бұрын

@@Sharivari My cue comes loose from time to time at the joint and I found an easy fix. Has that ever happened to one of your cues?

Danke für deine tollen Videos, Frohe Weihnachten

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Vielen Dank, dir auch frohe Weihnachten!

i always watch your videos even i dont play anymore because my cue tip broke😅 but still i still love your videos! hope to buy new cue soon😅 -love from Phil❤

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Thanks Phil!

you're the best

Thanks!

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

This is highly advanced. Power is crucial in the scenarios.

I don't even think that many people would go forward on the first shot. It's a perfect angle to draw one rail back for the 9.

Mau i know What stick ur using Love the content

V معلم ❤

Its like a dream cometrue owning that kind of cue sticks, sad couldnt afford even the midrange

I'll explain my method of running the rail shots with boating terms: If you're pocketing a port rail frozen ball, you want port spin on it so it hugs the rail all the way into the hole, so you strike the cue ball a half tip or so on its port to put starboard spin on the cue ball. Left English gets left spin on the object ball. And it's elementary that you cut the ball right. Like Donovan sang ~First there is a cushion, then there is no cushion, then there is! lol thankyou lots.

Bro...What size cue tip do you use?

Good video but you should've put a cue ball spin for tip #4 for the visual learners

Thanks, Shari. Great topic and very helpful. Those frozen rail shots are tricky. I actually struggle a little bit more when the object ball is just off the rail. I tend to miss wide. I guess that means I am hitting rail first or overcutting too often. Anyway, Merry Christmas and enjoy your holiday!

I like your video's and i try to improve my game ... so ur stuff really helps in that endeavor. Thank you keep up the good work.

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Thank you, will do!

The most difficult hanger isn't the most difficult. Same object ball but when the cueball is parallel with it or just a touch of angle makes that hanging ball so much harder.

Why does it not play the top and right spin position? (1m:03s in the video) Thank you

At 5:57 "right spin will actually grab the 9-ball and just throw it a bit more to the left" ..... Yes that appears to be the result but that's not throw allowing the ball to be made, but the lack of collision induced throw. What a little right spin does is nullify the collision induced throw by allowing the surface of the cue ball to cross the object ball while spinning with right spin 'backwards' at about the same 'forwards' rate of the whole cue ball. This lets the ball surfaces impact while crossing paths while also reducing or eliminating the friction that causes collision induced throw, as you demonstrated, and the ball goes right to the heart of the pocket. It lets the cue ball hit the true contact point on the object ball with no throw effect.

@Krushard

4 ай бұрын

That's exactly what he said when mentioned cut induced throw.

I wish you would show where on the cue ball to hit. I know you say it, but I am a visual learner.

Hey Shari, I don't intend on being a professional player but i would like to get my own cue to be more consistent with my play. What cue would you recommend that won't warp (lose it's shape)?

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Most good cues don't warp if you keep them at the right temperature. But if you go with Carbon fiber you are on the safe side, no matter what.

@Analog784

4 ай бұрын

@@Sharivari What would you recommend as a "'Good cue"?

Does inside spin mean left English & outside spin means right English?

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I faced the 1st shot myself many many times and came to the conclusion that depending on the angle sometimes I have to use different spins. If the cue ball facing the object ball is less than 45 degrees looking at the cushion, s then I would use the "cushion" side spin (if the object ball is on the left cushion, I am using left spin and vice versa). Shooting the angle bigger than 45 degrees I would use the "counter-cushion" spin. I never once missed with that method, though I am ALWAYS seeing videos showing ALWAYS the opposite side spin from the cushion, and that confuses me. Yes, all masters and teachers show it that way, and I do believe they are right, but I don't know why I am ALWAYS successful while doing it the wrong way. 🤔

@tonicogsf

4 ай бұрын

I think potting a frozen ball with outside spin is just harder, but surely depending on what you want to do with the cue ball, can be a great option. I think that’s the reason most people teach it with inside. I mostly play frozen rail ball with outside, but eventually have the need to play with outside or just draw/follow/center ball

The "CLINK" sound....maybe a Predatator Revo?

Hi everyone! Guten Tag! If anyone is up for helping a brother out, I would like to know the German words for the following! Cloth/Felt = Rail (I know cushion is "Bande") but what about the rail? Diamonds (the dots on the rail) = Slop (to luck it in) = Bridge (granny stick) stretch system = Bank Pool = Chalk = Foot of the table = Head of the table = Side pocket= Corner Pocket = Grinder = someone who plays hard (a workhorse) Hanger (easy shot) = On the lemon (to deliberately not play your best (hustle)= Nit (an unlikable pool player) = Push out (option after the break shot) = Railbird (people who sit/stand around the table watching the action) = Shark (to distract someone) = Short-stop (one level under a "world beater") = Stake-horse (money backer) = Sweater (someone who has a bet on the game) = Tushhog (a fighter, a tough guy, bully type) = Top Spin= Botton English = Left English = Right English = Foul = Double hit = Miscue = Kiss or double-kiss = Frozen (frozen to rail or another ball)= "Object ball" = Long bank = Short bank = Cross Corner bank = Cross side bank = Running English = Reverse English = Scratch (cue ball in pocket) = Sucker (a mark, a easy target, a stooge) = Any other interesting slang???

Would a drag shot reduce chance of scratch and keep ball from floating?

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Which shot are you referring to?

"Once again" needs to be on a shirt

are you using front or backhand spin? and why? 😅😅😅

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

In this video I am introducing BHE & FHE. At the end of it I am talking about how I am applying spin: kzread.info/dash/bejne/iq6Gx7JupNvKhps.html

Wie heißt bitte dein deutsch spreachiger Kanal? Diesen würfe ich gerne abboniernen.

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Ich hab leider keinen deutschsprachigen Kanal.

Bro I like you videos but stop cutting it from the climax where we have to see that you side spin on the middle pocket

I enjoyed talking with you last year at the derby city , we spoke about ideas on the mental game . Perhaps this year you would like to play a challenge match against me.

Vs with your camera man

Love your videos, but dont take ad money from pharmaceutical companies.

Your background music is much too loud and annoying. Please reduce this or not even have it in future presentations. It's not needed. Gave thumbs down for this reason. Otherwise, content was great.

Too much talking

Thanks!

@Sharivari

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!