I'm glad you took time to show the second 4 ball to the 8 ball shot with less speed you were talking about. that's a trait of a good teacher thanks B.

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

Thanks. I appreciate you taking the time to watch.

Next level play

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and thanks for your comments

Great video Brian thanks a bunch

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks Brian, Best Episode on this Channel. By far the most Informative Video all players Must Watch.

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

Glad you think so! I’m always trying to improve the channel

Great Video Bryan You are one Great Pool Player. Thanks for all your Help an Advice

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

I appreciate that

Great video, very helpful.

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Wow! My brain processed all of that. You are a great teacher

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful! Thank you very much for watching

Good video I have to remember the key ball concept more than I do. I rely on my skill and shot making on my runouts.

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

As always, thanks for watching

There's something in most of your videos that never gets brought up but I used it to level up noticeably in cue ball control: the sound your cue makes when it hits the ball. In the pleasures of small motions, they talk about creating a feed forward image for the shot and include as much information as possible. I was watching one of your videos with headphones and that sound was just so clear, and it occurred to me to add the sound of the cue hitting the cue ball to my feed forward image. I basically just did a bunch of practise shots saying to myself "if the sound of the cue ball is louder than the sound of the cue itself, you hit it too hard. Within half an hour of practise I was getting position in 4 inch circles. Okay, fine, 6 inch circles but it was a big improvement lol.

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

Good stuff thanks for watching and thanks for your comments

I like that you don't edit out shots that aren't perfect and require additional problem solving , makes for useful "real-life" examples. Question, if you have not already, would you consider doing a video on "the box drill"? I have seen several videos out there, but thinking we could all benefit from having you work through it for us.

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

I will definitely consider it - , but my videos are made pretty far in advance so it may be a while before you see it. My next 10 videos have been recorded- thanks for watching and thanks for the idea

Very informative. I enjoy your video's. This is an area of the game I really need to improve. Thanks for walking all of us through your strategy.

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

Glad to help

Using side pocket shots to gently, calmly move up and down the table is an underrated "fight IQ" skill IMHO 🧐

Love it

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for being one of my amazing viewers. Have a great day.

That was awesome Brian. I hope to very soon to hire you as a pool coach/instructor.

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

That would be great. Have a nice standing day.

Talk about putting up your cue and going home when Bryan walks in the hall. Sharp patterns and strong advice

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and thanks for your comments

Say bryan this is off topic but i am a average 5-4 apa and have always played with 1-2 hundred dollar cues. After listening to u for a good while i could never find that one cue that just felt rt. I had a custom cue maker build me one to my needs and wants with all the rt things u need in a cue. Mainly having it center balanced to how i shoot and my game has went up a lot better overall. Everything u have said is so true about a cue. Only thing is there is a few knocking me about having a custom cue and just a 4-5 player. I just laughed it off it makes me feel better overall so thats all that counts. Kinda know why u just use black cues now. Lol thanks for the advice and again its helping me as always thanks brother.

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

Funny thing is the last 2 cues I got were predator thrones. They’re two grand apiece, and they look it - with turquoise inlays, and things like that. But the bottom line is people will often knock you about having nice things, and it usually means they can’t afford it. I’ve never received any of that type of reaction, but I know a number of people who have. It’s funny that the guys that are teasing them are the same ones wearing somebody else’s $200 football jersey or sneakers, yet they could not run to the front door if the building was on fire. Enjoy your cue and tell those people, Bryan said kiss his azz.

thanks Brian

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

You bet! Have a great day

Bryan, still waiting to see some of your recorded games against live players! Do you typically film those at pool halls?

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

The people I play pool with have no interest in having their business displayed on KZread. We are not APAers. But I do plan on having a workshop in the next few weeks and I’m sure the cameras will be running for a bunch of challenge matches. As always thanks for watching buddy.

nice video , been struggling with breaks lately but hate when i mess up many chances for run out in half hour to hour by myself playing and i do get 1 run out at times . Other then that speaking of scratching have you seen that one Mezz video by Yuki Hiraguchi video it one of her close match game of scratching

@billiardsfun7862

10 ай бұрын

i follow player overseas and notice posting after your L video they was doing , i follow many player from Japan

Forgive me, I'm confused. At the start of the video, you made a stripe on the break, but talking about running out solids?

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

That make it take it rule is a amateur league role that very rarely exist in serious pool events. Making a ball on a break does not force you to take a specific suit necessarily - in fact, is considered one of the worst rules found in amateur bars and some leagues.

bring back the do-rag

@FXBilliards

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, that was before I had sponsors- I have to be more classy these days. lol