Anyone else discovered Sharivari recently and is desperate to put everything into practice, but can't because you don't have a table and all the pubs are in lock-down? Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

@jamesnewcomer5963

4 жыл бұрын

I've been a subscriber for a little while now, and I've seen my performance improve dramatically. But not being able to shoot for the past few months has me worried that the progress I've made is going to degrade, so I feel ya.

@mikeserrano734

4 жыл бұрын

I know. Im stuck at home watchi g old Efren videos

@larrywhitesell4139

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I was thinking about driving up to Wyoming cuz I heard there's some bars open up there. But instead I've just been watching Efren videos. And Sharivari of course. I'm anxious to get back to the table. I found in the past that watching these pool videos, , that my game improves quite a bit. I think sharvari makes the best instructional videos out there!

@sebastiantorres5363

4 жыл бұрын

Today broooooo, this is killing me LOL

@brabbit953

4 жыл бұрын

I've got a 9 footer in my family room 😁 got it for 70 bucks cuz this lady wanted to get rid of it

You and Tor Lowry are the best teachers in billiards. Keep up the great work.

The fact that I can understand where you are hitting it because of you being left handed just take my pool game to the next level.. Thank you

just to thank you..this camera angle works like a charm....thank you

Sharivari your videos are really help me improve my game thanks. Keep it up

Great video again! Love it how you take time explaining all possibilities for every shot. The GoPro showing the exact english is a great feature. Thanks and keep those videos coming...

Another excellent skills video. Again, showing how simple the game looks with proper ball movement.

YO....I'm listening to all of the ads as usual so your Channel makes more money....Thanks for your great explanations as usual....You're a great instructor....😎.....

Another brilliant lesson. I understand all the rules of position play, but have difficulty applying them. You describe the thought process in a way I can understand better than any other teachers. The video is exceptional because we see what you do and the verbal descriptions provide clear insight. It makes me more relaxed at the table because I'm starting to think about strategy as you explain it and that's the piece I've been missing. What impresses me the most is how you execute what you explain so well and even point out your (one) 'mistake' on the 7 ball. I'd really like to hear your approach to the mental game which seems to be so natural for you. Me not so much.

*WELL DONE AND LOGICAL! 👍👍👍

Excellent lessons. Thank you Sahrivari.

these are the best complete instructional videos i have found so far. good stuff! keep them coming.

Thank you for your efforts to produce and publish these videos. I have seen many videos produced by other reputable instructors that typically produce a graphic of how they struck the cue ball (top, bottom, side, etc) but frequently it is confusing because the video viewpoint is 180 degrees from the players viewpoint. Congratulations for including video from the "shooters perspective" - it does make it much easier to follow. Also, Lefties Unite! Soon we will take over the world!! Again, thank you for your efforts to conceive and produce these videos.

Thanks for another great video. I love the point of view, seeing where you contact the cue ball as well as the real time narrative. Keep up the great work.

The production value on your new videos is incredible!! Great job! I’m super impressed....

Man you make it look easy. Different when I try these drills lol

Thank you for the detailed explanation. You make everything very easy to understand.

Draw for show, follow for dough. ;) Not enough people talk about this principle. It's far easier to get shape with max high than any other spin with enough practice. GREAT VIDEO!

I really love the way your videos have improved. I should say these are the best on youtube. I Have been watching and following from a long time. You do an amazing job.

Always great instructions. Thank you Sir. You always have great exercises.

I would love to see more of these POV video runouts. Great video

Great help! Thanks for all your help

Another great video. Just love the GoPro.

This is a great drill for practicing position, ty.

Thanks again for the video; always a pleasure.

Haven't had a chance to play lately, but guessed correctly before you explained, made me smile. Nice to know the instinct is still good. Great video and well explained. Thank you.

Nice run Shari. One lesson I`ve learned is that just a little inside english can make such a big difference. I always thought that I needed to use much more causing me to either miscue or miss a shot that was not really to difficult. Its really helped my game. Thanks for the video.👍😊

Excellent video. Love the head camera shots!

Fantastic video - thank you for teach us!

Job well done! Another very good instructional video that anyone can use to improve their performance and to boost their confidence in as far as playing billiard is concerned. Well, for me - billiard is life!

Great video. I like the fact that you are left-handed (like me). I appreciate that the background music is very low and non-intrusive. Also noticed your litle finger moving before you pul the trigger! Reminds me of a pool buddy of mine LOL :)

Amazing tutorial. Thumbs up.

thanks for these videos! The Gopro POV with your explanations of how the ball will react with the spin make total sense to me. I guessed most of the pattern, but was looking at the 3 in the side...

You did a fantastic job once more... & to make it more interesting it is easy to switch the balls to make the drill a lil easier for right handed players... regardless, it can be done either way!! Keep up the great work... looking forward to more lessons!!! :-)

Another great video, Sharivari.

Thanks a lot for a good lesson😊

Enjoyed it, thank you.

Thanks I’ll try it

This is a great explanation.thank you for the video

@Sharivari

Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for the video

Love the video with your go pro. Sure helps for perspective that may be missed if you didn’t use it. Cheers from Canada.

Thanks much I learn a lot

Excellent!!!!

Thank you am following...

Thank you for this video. 👍

@Sharivari

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

Thank you 🎱👍

Awesome stuff!!

Interesting how I worked out the same path as you. The difference is I'd still find a way to mess up my position. Another great video, which I can't wait to try out sometime.

nice run!

At 10:53, after you said "nothing can go wrong here", it would have been hilarious if you scratched in the side pocket :D Nice video, love the graphics and style.

@G35Jeff

4 жыл бұрын

I chuckled when he said that because I, 100% would have found that side pocket with the cue ball

@TheDude13

4 жыл бұрын

That's exactly what I thought - and what I probably would have done.

Like the GoPro perspective!

thank you

Nice video!!

EXELENTE VÍDEO , LA MESA , LA ILUMINACION Y LAS CAMARAS SON ESPECTACULARES.

Nice drill

Nice work... 😎

Muito bom. Thank you

Great stuff. Your videos help me a lot to understand the game better and my personal errors. Please is it possible to have some explanation on cheat a pocket Thanks a lot

Desde Panamá saludos

you are the best...

You have a great stroke. You are able to get the most action off that cue ball. Can you show us your stroking technique? In both the open thumb position and the closed finger position and jyst how your both put your fingers/hand and how you follow through when you are wanting good action on that cue? It seems to me that some people have the perfect technique in getting the most action from the least amount of speed. You definitely have it and play superbly. Thanks for sharing my friend.

Nice run. The shot to the seven is one rail and be a bit closer. Center top and pinch of left and speed control and get an angle you don't have to stroke. A rule of thumb,. The closer the object ball is to the rail the more pure your stroke will have to be. Although you made the eight and got perfect, it's a pressure shot. Many things can go wrong. If I missed that shot I would be thinking about how I should have shot the six ball. Hey! Do a video on how to stay calm and play good under pressure.

Bravo man👍🇳🇿

Don't feel bad about the 7 ball because I was thinking about the same position on that shot now watching your video I to use follow l always learning something in your video good video

@roxpac7091

4 жыл бұрын

That often happens to me on that shot (I fall a little short coming off the rail at that angle). I started giving myself a little bigger angle when it comes up. The shot really isn't much harder, but you don't have to force the cue ball for control and the right speed. Hope it helps.

@minecraftdude0016

4 жыл бұрын

For my own experience. This is just my personal preference . On that 7th ball to the 8th....if the cut is more than half THICK, nearly 3/4 or three quarter cut. I prefer the follow shot with a little running spin. And if it is a 1/2 cut or less. I prefer the stun shot. As of the 3rd ball I prefer the natural roll but with a controlled downward slicing cue tip follow through on the vertical axis. Simple tira.

Another great video, Sharivari! Question: What is the distance for the 7 and 8 balls off the rail? It appears to be about 1 ball width but I'm not sure. Thanks!

Great video again :) What kind of cue are you using in this video?

Best pool video diagrams & visuals in the business. On another level. Much appreciated!

Great Video, But you Could play the 7 ball with follow using 2 rails and land perfect on the 8, Anyhow this is my personal preference😉.

Sharivari, can you explain some of Efrens shots and mindset?

As always thanks for another one of your fine videos! One question though - two actually! 1. Is it possible to increase the thickness of of the lines on the control cue ball please? And 2. Are you able to show us or me how you have mounted your cameras and which version of GoPro you use to shoot such wonderful videos? Some kind of behind the scenes I guess. Was that that 3 questions? Sorry. 👌🏿

Good day sir. I learned a lot on all your videos. I just wanted to know how and ask the right release/stroke on every shot/throw? For example, a long distance draw shot without exerting more effort. Hoping for your kind response. Thank you in advance, sir.

Great video nice diagram and a lot hours in editing this type of vid congrats!!! .I'm an amateur player for me Is difficult to have all this in my mind about the position and to be ahead 3 or 4 balls all the time. You think is all about practicing more and all will come naturally?

Can you do a technique video series with the go pro? My draw stroke is holding me back on firm shots.

Could you please create video for when to play drawback and top spin

Hi Sharivari, great Video and good explanation of different Ways to get to Position on the next ball. May be you could show the different outcomes of ways by playing it an reset after. For me it is much easier to see what can happen. When i'm playing these drills without someone watching, i often don't know why i don't get to position or play safe on myself ;) This would be an improvement on an almost perfect lesson.

@Sharivari

3 жыл бұрын

Good suggestion. I had the same idea a couple of days ago. It's a bit more work, because I have to mark every ball position after each shot - but a video like this will definetly come.

Very good explanation! You did such good work using so natural camera view points and on post production to underline the trajectories, ball spins and the position of the balls on the table. It's almost real, unfortunately due to this ongoing pandemic I can't access to any pool tables at the moment 😕

Game favorit ♥️♥️🇲🇨

In pool, show your stance and bridges. Show your cue ball control.

I'm just learning side spin and still not very good at top and bottom. Could you do a video learning the reaction of spin. So basically keep your action within one tip of center. Maybe that will help me.. love the go pro view.

Great Video. For me, it's more about the speed control. I need to consider the amount of ball over lap , so to speak, and try to remember how much energy the contact of the cue ball will require, to get to the next preferred area of the table... Ball speed certainly affects the spin coming off a rail... Less can be more !

Buen video y gracias por enseñar todos esos trucos del billar. Ps trato de entender un poco tu idioma. Lastima no tener sub titulos en español. Pienso que ganarías tambien muchos seguidores de latinoamérica.. Buena por eso hermano.

hi... please can you tell me what kind of tips do you use? because i really like the tonality of the shot. i am using kamwi soft tips and it is not the same knowing that my original tips was victory of predator.

Excellent video as usual. Quick question Why do you use a closed bridge on one of the shots but play all the rest with an open bridge?

@Sharivari

4 жыл бұрын

It depends on where my bridge hand is. Just feeling more comfortable on some cue ball positions, for example when it's close to the rail. But I prefer the open bridge on most of my shots.

@sharivari how do you avoid scratching in the side pocket while hitting a shot similar to the one you hit for the 8 ball? I struggle with this a lot. Thanks in advance ! great content!

@ericb6390

2 жыл бұрын

Practice shots from those spots over and over, 99 percent of shots that look to be scratch shots can be avoided mainly with left or right spin,then follow or draw,or cue ball speed

Play 1 through 15 do not touch any ball do not make any other ball then the object. If there is a scratch or any other balls made other than object. Restart the game. Its honestly really fun and very good ball control learning. Its also hard and aggravating lol

Why when max follow English is applied, either right or left after hitting the object ball then advancing to the rail does the cue ball come off of the rail in the opposite direction expected? This is one part of physics I clearly do not understand.

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Sharivari, do you have a pool table at home? Your lucky.

Even on the 9th ball if its not a 100% sure of pocketing it you should plan where to put the cue ball just in case of s miss so as there would be some sort of a defense against the opponent thus is what i see watching professionals.

It seems everything is going exactly as you want, while in real match sometimes the cue ball is not always going to the way we want. Maybe you can show us how to manage problems like that and how to recover from the miscplaced cue ball

@buster5643

4 жыл бұрын

Simply put it depends on the game your playing In 9 ball you usually have 3 options, force the cue ball so you can get back on line with your next shot, play a safe, or go an extra rail or two in order to get back to the correct side of your next shot. In 8ball you have the same options as 9ball except you have one additional option of possibly using a different pattern. You might get hooked on your original plan but still have a shot at another ball. Use that one ball you have a shit on to try to get position for you next balls and rework your patter to fit. Honestly i rarely play for perfect leave, however i will try to always play a two fold shot, i try and place the cue ball in an area where i have 2 or 3 shots and (if i miss) my opponent only has maybe one shot if none at all That way i have a higher probability of having a next shot regardless if i make it or not Just something to consider *edit when i say 9ball i essentially am referring to all rotation type games

@jamesnewcomer5963

4 жыл бұрын

If you're analyzing three balls ahead with every shot, you should be adjusting your plan as you go. He actually did have a situation in that drill that didn't go as planned: the leave after the 7 ball on the 8. He explained his adjustments.

Tbh if you know spin and how to use it and use it frequently to position then you most likely play pro positioning at least from my perspective because usually beginners will learn top, bottom and center first then learn spin a bit later once they master the first 3

Use spin back for the better praper

Just me who's English so had no clue which number was which 🤣

When are you collaborating with my other homie dr dave?

Hola

hi guys, im so sad coz im not playin' the way i wasn't supposed to.. im still makin' silly mistakes, need your guys help. hugs!

How is this free? Thank you very much

4:20 don’t you mean outside English? As in running side.

Only difference is I planned for the 3 in the side....

how about 15 ?

@rammenor8798

3 жыл бұрын

15 balls