The way you start with the 'big picture' of how the follow system can be used and then break it down is really effective. I also appreciated the last bit about exceptions. Super useful! Thanks!

you have the best tutorials! I appreciate your videos, while I had a brief knowledge of the follow system you took it to the next level. thank you.

Thank you..your skill is awesome.. Am a beginner just starter one month..but the problem is I have no time to practice .my working place has a pool table..but the people there also wants to play..So it's based on fc fs basics..quite troublesome. Anyway, I still like to thank you for your guidance and I appreciate it. Take care have a blessed. weekend ❤❤❤😂

I just can't say it enough. You produce the very best tutorial videos. 👍👍

The is the best video on follow I have ever seen!

Very well explained. I’ll send this to a few of my “students”

What a simple system. Some of these you could use draw or stun to the same effect, but this follow system looks much easier to control.

Really found this technique very useful and I enjoy practicing and having success with it. Keep it up for us beginners. 6years playing pool and very much a beginner.

@billiards4U

Ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind words. It really means a lot to me when people take the time to leave a kind comment.

Thank you very very very much..am slowly observing and will put to practice when I hve time. ❤

Greeting. Just when you think you've seen it all, you come across a fantastic tutorial! Extremely good video...I haven't seen these things either with Dr. Dave or with Shariwari. Thank you very much.

Awesome information and you are correct, there are few resources about this available online! It's just something I had to pick up intuitively over time. And wow, you're at 10K subscribers already?! Congratulations, I believe you had 20 something when I had subbed and it hasn't really been all that long.

very nicely done - simplifies it a lot for newbies

@procrastinator6902

Ай бұрын

Yeah alot of things on this channel I would have loved to have been taught as a beginner. Altho Dr Dave does provide similar information, the way it's conveyed is often overwhelming for a beginner to understand. His lessons are excellent and he possesses more knowledge about both the physics and mathematic principles of billiards than anyone I've ever seen, but the lessons here are much more easily comprehended and digestible for the beginning/casual player.

Great video great examples follow system predict the path for newer players begin play 8Ball.

@bminer1918

Ай бұрын

This video is excellent this helps manage my game better and this helps don't get my opponent too easy shots.

thanks, you are an excellent communicator

Great video! Very useful information

Seems like each skill and each plan are similar to tools and manuals. The manual gives you a plan but doesn't explain everything that the tool will do or not do in every circumstance. Great video....gonna take (me) time and effort!

Thanks!

good explanation

well done

👌🏻

I know about it an I use it a lot lol

Hmm…might be of assistance to ‘older’players too !

at 6:20 I'm confused. I thought the tangent line was 90 deg from the line to the pocket, the tangent line doesn't look 90 deg. Can you help me understand?

@billiards4U

12 күн бұрын

It is the actual tangent line...the camera angle makes it look like it is incorrect. It is called perspective distortion. I am still working on a system to get my camera directly above my table to eliminate perspective distortion.

I use this method. When it breaks down I then go to stun