Really helps a lot because I’ve been playing for more than 6 years with my family and I always wanted to learn how to shoot a curve ball and thanks to you’re video I learned how to :)😃

@ChrisPBacon-df3vn

4 жыл бұрын

I Know That Your Lying Because I Have Only Been Playing For9 Months And I Know How To Masse A Ball And Im Only 5 Feet

@dzela459

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisPBacon-df3vn How can you know that he lies?

@Scamp693

2 жыл бұрын

If this guy is making money from his KZread uploads then he seriously needs to consider having his pool table recovered.....its in a shocking state......lol

DUDE, THANK YOU!!! I've been trying to masse for so long. Sometimes I get lucky but now I know what I've been doing wrong ... IOU a brewski! (c;

You're Freaking Awesome!!! I've Just Learned So Much, In One Afternoon From Your Videos! Thank You!

Been playing 40 Plus years and you are teaching me new shit. Awesome vids. I’m solid already this is going to make me So much better. Thank you.

@MaNiaCcs2

2 жыл бұрын

You’ve been playing for 40 years and you don’t know how to masse?!?! LMFAO!!!

I liked the talking and explanation. It is very important if you are watching to learn.

Well done!!! I really enjoy watching your videos as you explain things very well.

@billiardsfun7862

6 жыл бұрын

need more people like u in comments , i want to see all the people made negative comments do what he did , so we can all watch and see if they can do these shots

I don't think you are talking too much, ignore those who think you do.... Keep up the great work, you are great

@visilykolosov3354

4 жыл бұрын

Good

@lgold3416

3 жыл бұрын

The AMOUNT of talking is not the thing. It's what comes out of ya mouth. Maybe know what you're going to say BEFORE you turn on the camera

GREAT SHOT BUDDY, I NEVER COULD DO A AWESOME MASSE LIKE YOU JUST DID - - - PERFECT KEITH

Awesome!!! I really love your tutorials. I am learning a lot

Thanks for the information. Very helpful.

This video deserves a thumbs up 👍

I dont mind the talking. I really appreciate the details that you give. It really helps.

@horaneblake5235

5 жыл бұрын

I need help also can you help me t

Wanted to say thank you explained a lot of what I am doing wrong with my curves I have made a few but this taught me I am taking my angles and too much English when doing this excellent tutorial definitely going to put to use what I learned here

Thanks for the great videos. Where can one find this specific icue ball?

Awesome video, I'm going to use that first shot you made with friends in my league, thanks again.

6:46 I respect you so much more now for having the Dr. J throwback jersey in the background! 👍

Great stuff, thanks, Its SO MUCH better when you include more than one viewpoint, though!

Thanks for the video. You make things very clear.

You're the king of curve and spine I have ever seen

Great job explaining !! Thank u

Iam Arabian but I enjoy your lesson . You are a great teatcher. Thanks

Great explanation and demo. Thanks

Thanks for using my iCue in your video. It Really works...

Great video, I liked your camera angles and in depth explanations.

Zip like that you actually showed us on the ball where to aim our cue stick. This is something I wish you would do in all of your videos. Many people are visual players and need to see the details of the shots.

VERY HELPFUL. THANK YOU

Man the hate is abundant! How about we appreciate your passion for the game like most watching this video have or had at one point. Keep up the good work and continue to EXPLAIN AND EXPLAIN AGAIN!!!! I’m sure most of these people negatively commenting can’t make these shots and take it out on your channel. Like they say haters gonna hate. Keep it up bro and keep sharing the knowledge! PS if you don’t like the video buy a table buy a camera and record and post your own content that meets your standards on your own time. I’m sure you won’t so don’t knock it until you put in the work. This kid would mop most of you up point blank period!

@elizabethbisa5724

4 жыл бұрын

Sdeieieoeooeoeoo

@Gabriel-yd4bq

Жыл бұрын

"If you don't like the bad work of your doc, go to uni and get a degree in medicine" You know how ridiculous that sounds?

You have a good way of explaining! Very nice video!

Amigo. Excelente tu explicación!

@agustinjavierg

5 жыл бұрын

Entendiste?

@elbenjas4003

4 жыл бұрын

@@agustinjavierg jaja exactamente, si realmente entendió todo, él hubiera comentado en inglés tmb

This was really helpful, thanks

Thanks, very easy to learn from this elaborate vids.

i have always wanted to know how to execute these kinds of shot with effect.you are a super young man for sharing your talents. how can i pay it forward/

@lonoster8501

4 жыл бұрын

There are some really important things he's not explaining. I've watched a few of his videos. It's not because he doesn't want to share the info. He's making the shots, but there's a math to masse shots, for where to aim / hit the cue ball & you can do the shots he is doing differently, especially longer shots. He is doing exactly what he wants to do, but if you moved the blocking ball on him , he'd still make the shot. Masse is a great tool and takes a lot of time and practice to use effectively. I didn't use the word master, because I can't think of anything else that has more variables than a masse shot. Ball size, cloth, humidity, speed, your tip size and shape... Yes, this comes into play in all ways of playing, but masse is one of the most unreliable tools you can have, but there are many easy shots and he showed them. He did the masse after hitting the rail, that's a great one to learn. I've done jump shots off the bank / using the rail on the opposite side to jump over a ball. I ran out from the break one time down to the 8 and left the 8 ball hanging. A guy tapped his ball (played safe) and used his ball to block me and left me a straight in shot, but blocked by his ball. Kicking wasnt a great option because he had so many balls on the table. Cue ball was IDK 8 inches away from the rail at the other end and his ball was about 10. I hit the rail in the opposite direction of my 8 ball, jumped over his and put the 8 in. I did that another time and put my ball and the cue ball in. Busted a pitcher of beer behind me practicing lol

Thank you, I've always had trouble figuring out how power and elevation effect the curve. Now I need to get some practice in to get my masse more consistent.

Love your spins man, damn they are good

Commenting timestamp for future, don't mind me 7:50

I think hes due for some new felt on his table lol i can tell he practices a lot.. wish i had a table..

@hectorperez2896

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah $$$$$

@wesleygregory6052

3 жыл бұрын

Buy one on Facebook marketplace. Bought a slate Brunswick for $300. Best purchase of my life

@SoFreshBlaze

3 жыл бұрын

@@wesleygregory6052 how many inches was it? I was thinking about getting foldable one (don't have much space currently)

@stuhazskill4217

3 жыл бұрын

I have a table and yh I have to admit it's alot of maintenance to keep clean. I haven't cleaned it in days and it's covered in chalk marks lol

@DiBlaz45

3 жыл бұрын

I have a table

Good look I’m a new sub gonna try this technique ASAP.

Good video. Covers the topic for several situations and includes a couple of "Impress your friends" shots. Thanks for sharing!

Very useful, thank you !

Muito bom cara parabéns!!!!!

You are grate man ,forget about all stupid coments as you talking to much this is the main point you need to explain how you do it otherwise you could play and has non sens and then people would not be happy Unfortunately this is human nature what ever you do is not good Thanks for sharing we all we should do In the end no one is perfect

@royalflush5ts

5 жыл бұрын

For real

@stonedkat1089

5 жыл бұрын

Nothing wrong with talking a lot but there has to be a balance between talking and 'action' or any visual context. It's not human nature that whatever he does is not good, it's just we would also like visual context while talking to attract our attention.

@hanktiesma4039

5 жыл бұрын

Justice.

@stonedkat1089

5 жыл бұрын

@Taro Akanay Yeah bro fuck. Spot on it's just me you mindless fuck

@stonedkat1089

5 жыл бұрын

@Taro Akanay Thanks baby

I got more understanding on how to shoot with different technique of shots. Thanks brother

Well explained and very good information

I actually like the talk, probably for beginners is better, it gives time to really understand the physics of the spin you want to apply. Also, i really wish i could have a table i could practice onto 😢

@eddiedkh

5 жыл бұрын

Dingle Berry shut the fuck up

If you want to see shots with no talking go and watch trickshot vid. Thats a tutorial and explaining details is the main point

@purojoda5974

5 жыл бұрын

dibujos animados

@purojoda5974

5 жыл бұрын

Hodor ,

@MyREDTAIL

5 жыл бұрын

A guy tried this in the local Pool room growing up & he wound up ripping the S**T out of the Cloth on the Table, The owner had a fit & made him pay for the new Cloth back then it was apx $100.00 Bucks, Guess he must of took up Bowling, Because we never saw hin in the Pool Room ever again etc.

@iiabdou0320

5 жыл бұрын

Where’s bran

@usamazaheer3507

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe its something about him picking the cue,align the shot, then keep it back,talk more and then again pick up the cue and put it back again to talk more! Just do all the talking first and then go on to execute it!

Finally I've mastered the C shot🔥

It worked for me n thnx my friends were shocked at the curve shot I've done

Thanks for your knowledge teach me more about spinning

Hey great stuff man. Keep it going. However I recently tried this on my own table but couldn't make it happen I think that my cue sticks are to big. Could you ( or anyone out there) please tell me what kind of cue sticks do you use and where could I find them online. Many Thanks

@djw6812

2 жыл бұрын

First off if your using a hard top it won't work as well you need a soft tip so that it can create more spin second 12.5 is the ideal size for masse because you have to put alot of stress on the stick so smaller sizes have a chance to shatter also it's recommended to use a carbon fiber shaft. Hope this helps wish I had more info but I'm still learning myself.

Excellent! Would you please repeat the shot 2 or 3 times? It would really help me set up the balls just like you have them so I can practice as you do. Your teaching skills are very good!!!

This is a good informative video. You have improved. Congratulations. I am interested in the tip on you cue would you tell me about it. Thanks

Not sure if anyone will still reply but just asking, for the further masse, do you put the target facing upwards or parallel to the table?

WOW how did u do that? your so good thats some really cool shots dude

Do you use a softer cue tip or can it be done with the standard tip?

Does it work with any cue, ball, and table? Or does it only work with a proper cue and a good table?

great job buddy, I really enjoy watching your videos

Your comments are fine. Thank you. I would like to know how round the cue tip needs to be.

@littlehorhey5285

4 жыл бұрын

Perfectly, evenly rounded. Your game can’t improve without a consistent, straight cue. The ones down the pub always affect your shot’s trajectory. With the slower shots its mostly okay, but the faster ones it throws off.

Very nice! This message is from Colombia!

That was great. I really enjoyed it.

The closer to the center you hit the ball, the faster is going? Or it depends the force you hit the ball?

I can make any shot if I'm allowed to set it up with my hands first.

@kelvyndoolan2523

3 жыл бұрын

He showed about 10 different situations. It doesn't matter if u pot it or not all that matters is getting around the ball. Hes showing you short distance, long distance, how much elevation for each. Where on the ball to hit for each. You clearly don't play enough if you think you wont find yourself in these situations.

@maccamacca7762

3 жыл бұрын

@@kelvyndoolan2523 😢

@Eldooodarino

3 жыл бұрын

I couldn't make any of the shots in this video.

@lensmusic98105

3 жыл бұрын

Probably not tho.

@maccamacca7762

3 жыл бұрын

@@lensmusic98105 ANY shot, because I'm the best.

always wanted to learne masse shots...Thanks :)

If you get a chance can you post a video teaching some good combination shots popping the 9 ball in with the cue ball off another ball.

draw shot with side spin we need to see the view on the cue ball before you execute the stroke, the masse shots that you demonstrate are amazing

What should be done about the hole in the tablecloth after the curved shot?

Can you please tell me which cue ball that is? When I look up icue training ball it looks different

You are a professional artist

Hey; Jonathan great shooting how long did it take you to learn the shots?

Hey kid. Love your videos. Just a tip. When you're explaining the angle of your stick. You Need to know your degrees. You're saying 20-30°angle when it's more like 60° angle. 90° is straight up and down. 45° is right in between. So you have a good reference. Keep up the 👍 good work though. Much love RED

THANK YOU! For free advice! John P.

Great explanation young bro 👏🏾

WTF is wrong with people complaining about the talking ?? It is a freaking tutorial channel. Just go and watch pro games if all you're interested in are shots !

@eddieruddy3843

5 жыл бұрын

mocheford because he’d explain the shot then line up the shot then go back to talking again and then eventually hit the ball, we want tutorials to be straight to the point. Explain it,demonstrate it and move on

@mocheford

5 жыл бұрын

@Maple Sorry about that, I am not a native speaker :)

@timw2144

5 жыл бұрын

@Maple theres nothinf wrong with that sentence.

@lonoster8501

4 жыл бұрын

@@eddieruddy3843 First of all, this is a video and you can't ask live questions. Live or video, you always want to explain what and WHY you're doing what you are when teaching and after it's seen you DO want to go over it. The kid is a good player. I think he should be talking more, because he's missing some crucial information. I left a AA 1st place team to be a captain for a team of people from work that had somewhere between 50 and 100 hours of pool in their life, but there was a catch. All 4 had to meet me on 2 off nights to practice & no matter how weird my lessons were, they had to follow them. In 3 months I took people that knew nothing about pool, got 2 of them running tables and we ended up taking 1st place the first and second season. If you want to get better at ANYTHING start teaching people, because everyone learns differently and will have stronger and weaker skills and this teaches you to think different;y and you will become a much better player. To just watch someone VS someone explaining things PROPERLY to help u learn makes a huge difference. If you don't know why and how I'm doing what I'm doing, it's gonna take you forever to learn. One of the most FOS words you'll ever hear is "Those who can't do teach" Trust me, I learned a ton from these people that knew nothing, because I never would have thought of all the different ways to get the cue ball where I wanted it, because this guy couldn't draw, but the other guy could and so on. I have trained over 600 people in many different things and when I taught people pool, they got skills in 3 months that u don't see people have in 3 years and I took MVP 5 years in a row. I was mostly self taught by one book "the 99 critical shots" which I've never seen a better book yet and one video I think by someone named Burnes. I went to work and from there I played pool at least 4 hours a day and for 3 months I never played anyone. I took 1 ball, the cue ball and a piece of paper and set up different shots with the attempt to land the cue ball on the paper. Best thing I ever did

@tymck9694

4 жыл бұрын

@@lonoster8501 you wrote a novel damn.

That's great.thank you

I really like your cue stick. What kind is it

Thanks for the tutorial bro

I find myself actually in a lot of shots that I have to end up curving. This helped a lot.

i love this move 😍

in the movie 'The Hustler' there is a sign that said No masse shots!...anyone know why it was frowned upon??

@onesevenninewest

4 жыл бұрын

Kevin D. E If done improperly, the shot could damage either the cue tip itself or the felt underneath the ball, which would require the table to be refelted. It’s mainly for reduced operating costs.

great job

Nice shots man people are ignorant about u talking well I say you do great videos screw em u have 2 explain what ur doing I for one say your Awesome👊

when performing this shot do you hit the tabel

Do you have to hard , medium or soft tip or it does not matter?

Great video!

Did you not scratch when you hit the purple before the 8?

Hey Dupree will you shoot an up close video on the ball as you are striking it to see all details

where did u get that glove from

Awesome video. I met him. He is a great player!!!!

Great vid and great skill nice

What's the link to buy the icue training ball?

@ytmgas

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks

@icueclinic7412

6 жыл бұрын

go to icueclinic.com ( PayPal or credit card) $27 and FREE shipping in USA

@ytmgas

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

What cue are you using and what weight

I've learned alot from watching your videos

Thanks bro!!!

Wow brilliant

Hey what type of tip are you using? it sounds so quiet, almost soft.

Great shots man... Interesting Pools lover

That was cool!

Thanks for the explain how do

can i use the short cue ?

cool. is a very great lesson

Hi where can buy that training ball can't find it nowhere