You are doing a terrific job with these videos. Thank you. Keep up the good work.

Great video please keep them coming. Very informative thank you

Jasmin you’re a great instructor!!

You and the company who makes that breaking tool should join forces to promote that product. This is the first time I have seen it and I'm sure there are going to be some viewers who will want to buy one because of your positive comments on it. There should be something in it for you and I'm pretty sure there will be more billiard products this company might want to produce in the future.

The BreakRak doesn't deserve enough recognition it should have. It's a hidden gem.

@seyumaiayami3536

5 ай бұрын

yeah, never seen that before that's cool.

Enjoyed the video, learned some things. I like the way you breakdown and explain things.

Love your clear instruction and sense of humor !!! Thanks Jazzie ❤

Jasmin,, Thanks for putting this out there,, I have been playing 50+ years and always get a lil tid-bit .. Great job

Thank you so much ! I could listen to you all day. My breaks are gonna go up a notch with these techniques and tips. I realize I need a training “Break-rack” …

Another fantastic, informative video! I struggle with my break all the time. I try different stances, positions of cue ball on the table and 8 out of 10 times I’ll scratch in the side. Ugh! 😩 I’m going to try and apply your techniques next time I play. I love that break rack contraption! Wow! That is so cool! Never seen anything like that. Where can I find one and how much are they?

Tanks a lot Yasmin for your drill Session and the time you invest👍👍👍

Thank you so much Jasmin for doing these two videos on the break. For me the second half made clear for me something I didn’t know. And I like a many players you talked about was always hit the center of the 9 ball. I have noticed from my breaks I had tended to scratch on the cue ball in the bottom left corner. Or was putting to much draw and scratching up in the top corner. Now that I know where I need to be aiming I will be working on my breaking. I also ordered the training cue ball as you suggested. Thanks again

❣ your instructional videos, improved my playing from poke and hope to , 'if you want to win be on my team'. All are family fun games btw.

Thank you, Jasmin. This was so helpful. You are an awesome instructor! 😊

Great Video.... Thanks for all you do and for sharing this information.

Thank you Jasmin for sharing your brilliant techniques. I am 65 years old and just started to learn how to play pool. You are beautiful and I love your personality.

@palidiciovermingagurainia1760

5 ай бұрын

I’ve always said being beautiful and loving someone’s personality is the most important part of learning pool at 65. I just never said it on u tube. Until you did. But now it looks super creepy.

Thanks for this tips. I'l try To remember something when im next time on training table ❤️

Great video, Coach! I play 8 and 9 ball and at first I felt like I needed that 25 oz break cue to really bust the balls up. But I realized that the heavy cue masked my imperfections of technique. When I got my BK Rush cue, I kept it at 19 oz and dedicated myself to working my breaks. I focused on staying down on my shot, thinking through the cue ball. I use a side spot and a longer bridge for power. It's been working...I can consistently drop the wing ball and control the cue ball. Thnx for all of your coaching videos!

Great video Jasmin. Thank you

Jasmine, you are very articulate when explaining concepts and kinetic, 'feels' elements. Thanks for making these videos.

Great tips, thanks!

Jasmin you are wonderful trying to explain the difficult stuffs in a very intuitive way. Happy time christmas and new year coming to you and your fam

Great insight thanks.

I got a little extra Ooomph on my breaks after watching part 1. Good stuff, congrats on your recent victory!! On to Part 2…

Can these techniques be carried over to 8 and 10 ball?

Great video jasmine would be cool to see u demonstrating some of the different types of breaks showing different aiming points for different breaks

Jasmin, thank you very much, for every video you make. Vielen dank! Honestly I watch more people making videos about Pool but, you are only one, I watch

@palidiciovermingagurainia1760

5 ай бұрын

I know how that is. I only watch women just like her and no one else too. Just makes sense. I don’t know why everyone else doesn’t. Maybe they just don’t understand pool playing.

I try to change my break after your last video and It's perfect ! Past to 4 at 7 on my break :D Thanks for your video

Dankeschön!!! ❤

Nice!!! Thanks for the pointers.

@palidiciovermingagurainia1760

5 ай бұрын

Nice!!! Don’t thank her. Thank God. My dog is a Pointer- l thank her often- unlike you, l wish she would stop pointing so well. Her pointing is driving me crazy. Hopefully that won’t happen to you. Overpointing l mean. Good luck.

I've put the cue closer to me, and try to keep my hand at my waist at point of contact. And have gotten alot more power out of my break.

Jasmin ur teaching so amazing 🤩 ❤🔥

Thank you, for making these videos! Please Could you make a video on the mental side of the game and how to handle it?

Many thanks- where can I buy this very good break Rack for my break practice.

Thank you for taking your time to produce this video.

@palidiciovermingagurainia1760

5 ай бұрын

And thank you for taking the time to say that. But please don’t thank me for saying this. Three thank you’s and l barf.

Thanks!

"Trust your own brain?..." Did the greats worry about "complexity"... Firstly I watch all of your videos. It bothers me that I don't see more, ... but smart approach. You have a mindset that is incredible alongside a skill that is incredible. With that you also have an amazing ability to giftwrap knowledge into words. I have issues still... I think videos are great to sharpen focus, but they destroy confidence. I've plateaued personally. My obsession is that my lack of time to put in should not inhibit my desire to pot balls. I was better when I first started, and my best shots still today are mostly creative even when they come from a scholastic beginning. Not all of us can practice, but I see myself make shots a person who grew up with a table would never think of. I believe I am a middle level player because of "return on investment", but my heart says I'm lying to myself... Can you help?

You are amazing,love you😍

Your video's are just like your shirt says "BOSS" ! THANK YOU 🙏

@palidiciovermingagurainia1760

5 ай бұрын

But her boss is pissed. I’m sure you understand. It’s just that HR didn’t clear the promotion before she posted the video and he just fired her for insubordination.

Hi Jasmin. I learned a lot from your videos! I saw you rack with the 1 ball on the spot, but sometimes I saw in some tournaments they put the 9 ball on the spot. So where to put the cue ball? and where to hit the 1 ball in this case? Thanks!

great vid Jasmin !

Your videos are so informative - it like having a professional coach on the TV - Hitting the rack in 9 ball every one I know always hits the 1 ball like you showed - but what if you hit the rack so the Q ball hits between the 1 and ball behind the 1? -- Or would you lose control of the Q ball by hitting the rack there I haven't played in very long time and I can't seem to find glasses that help that - some advice on that would be great or contacts???

Hi Jasmin Vielen dank für deine videos. Ich verfolge deine Turniere und Meisterschaften und hab schon sehr viel dabei gelernt. Gestern hab ich die China Open geguckt und der Ansager erzählte das du KZread videos machst!!!! WAAS?!? Na klar bin ich rein und hier bist du! Ich wünsche dir noch sehr viel Erfolg und vielleicht werd ich dich eines Tages in Vegas treffen wenn mein Team es hinkriegt 😂

🍕😷🥃👽🎱 great tutorial 👌

I watched this for the 2nd time just now because I wanted to make sure I didn't miss anything. I had not known that I did miss the point of hitting the cue ball easier as though not to break out the balls so much, but to watch how the cue ball reacts and learn to control it accordingly. After reaching the point of controlling the cue ball, I can then add speed. I've been killing the rack for years incorrectly and to no avail, and never had a reliable break. I had too much reliable frustration; nothing I tried worked consistently. I also think I have been aiming at the center of the one ball, not from the angle of where I would be breaking from, so I have not been driving the cue ball through the rack, as instructed here. When I first learned about the L, I thought I had made a stride toward a better break, (so instead of breaking my back for the perfect rack, I would settle for an L and break from the corresponding side) but I still didn't really know HOW to practice the break, so still had a long way to go. Also the science of the 9 balls vs 1 ball means that in order to park the cue ball somewhere in the center of the table it must be hit high and this is also new to me. No one has ever mentioned that but it is immediately clear here. Thank you Jasmin for this wealth of information. I can gladly work on my break with fresh, reliable information and like you said, immediate feedback. I can see my break popping already. Happy Holidays!

“The straighter you are, the better it is”

Your training videos are so helpful and very detailed information. Your a great coach. Congratulations on the recent win.

Great video Jasmin. Quick question about break cue length. Should the break cue length be the same as your playing cute length, i.e. if I use and extender on my playing cue, should I also use one on my break cue?

@palidiciovermingagurainia1760

5 ай бұрын

Only when you break on a 10 foot table. And on a bar box you should just use the front half of your cue- obviously. And on an eight foot table- 48in cue. And snooker table- use an outdoor swimming pool cleaner pole without the net. I figured this stuff out long ago- but no one asked until now. And l forgot so l really never did it. I forget why.

I could use a few tips on how to read a bad rack. Most tournaments around here where I play, it's loser racks and very very few will give me a decent rack 9 ball mainly

@eddiedoyon6687

4 ай бұрын

I just about refuse to play 8 ball because of the same reason q

❤❤

Jasmin, how helpful is a specialized break cue? My breach got stolen and not sure if I want to pay big $ again to get another or a BK. Is it me or is it the break cue?

Great video but what about 8-ball

I love the art of breaking! I always try and get a good break no matter what I'm playing. Been getting lucky lately and getting 1 to 2 balls down!

Just gorgeous

@palidiciovermingagurainia1760

5 ай бұрын

Only to you. I like dark tall overweight players with funny looking faces.

Is 8 ball breaks different

Hey where do you get that practice rack❤?

@palidiciovermingagurainia1760

5 ай бұрын

She got that rack by practicing.

You´re so beautiful... Thanks for your videos. I´m learning a lot.

@palidiciovermingagurainia1760

5 ай бұрын

True- l only learn from beautiful pool players. I made Mizrack and Hall quit because they weighed too much for me to learn.

Thanks for the help! I really need it. Another aspect of my game you might also be able to help with is playing pool in swimwear. Thanks in advance!

@palidiciovermingagurainia1760

5 ай бұрын

And you could help my game by playing in baggy clothes- like Roadrunner does. And by not talking much like Shane does. And if you really need help lessons at the pool hall is 35-50 dollars a half hour. Glad to help you helping me.

I have issues with bank shots

Can someone provide a link for that breaking tool? Would like to buy it.

@jasminouschanbilliards

5 ай бұрын

Just google BreakRak

She is defenitly gulty.. 😎 For being cutie and beauty. So adorable female player. Cant expect more 😚😚😚

@palidiciovermingagurainia1760

5 ай бұрын

And we can’t expect more from you. Too bad- wish you could be less creepy.

That BreakRak is 500$. Just a heads up. I’d much rather use Jasmine’s “invention”.

@jamesmcdevitt5327

2 ай бұрын

Yeah the pillows 😂

Hmmm. Tooo cute.

@palidiciovermingagurainia1760

5 ай бұрын

I hum too when attracted to other pool players. On tube texting replies. But when you do it it’s creepy. But l’m sure all players like her really appreciate it. It’s only natural.

i thought hit cue ball in bottom will make it stop in middle of table, but after this video maybe I was wrong.

all good Hopes you did not take their poisoned needle

20% of my breaks go into the air and off the table-why, too hard?

@palidiciovermingagurainia1760

5 ай бұрын

No- your cue ball is too light. Use one from a coin table.

Jasmine missed an easy shot, come on Jasmine. Somebody puts videos on youtube of all the top players occasionally missing easy shots, like pagulayan, van boening. And you made it to one of the videos. Muscle fatigue plays a big part of that. HOT, HOT, HOT. girl

Jasmin ist hübscher als Albin

@palidiciovermingagurainia1760

5 ай бұрын

And prettier than your brother is important- me and my sister don’t talk because l am prettier. See how dumb average looking siblings are? I wish it wasn’t true. But that why we don’t talk. But that’s why plastic surgery exists. For people like you and me. And siblings.