This video was a lot of fun to make. I hope you find it helpful. Download the WPB app here: worldofpoolandbilliards.page.link/download

@bitmaker6149

4 ай бұрын

Good intention. Appreciate it. Unfortunately not useful due to poorly way of presenting it. Way to fast, to summary, with lack of concern about how it can be clear/ able to be understood.

Not even joking guys you have to watch this video at 0.75 playback speed 😂

@Bestmanstats

6 ай бұрын

l actually did that lol

@user-pg8lf6ej8u

3 ай бұрын

yeah you’re not wrong 💀

@nielskersic328

Ай бұрын

Nope, turns out you actually don’t have to

@tubaboytom

Ай бұрын

Me too

@kimu24june

10 күн бұрын

Hhhh I thought it was 2x speed I had to confirm

I'm in a new college and everyone besides me knows how to play this. Thank you for preparing me for the next 4 years lol

Almost every video on KZread talks way too slow and I have to speed it up. I wish more creators would adopt the speed of delivery you have. Amazing amount of information in 3 minutes. Pure quality, thank you! And I very much enjoy my Cuetec cynergy shaft.

@idkijs435

3 ай бұрын

Nah dog..

Serious thought was put into this video. Very cool! Nice job!

@WorldofPoolandBilliards

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Best overview video on KZread. I just started playing cuz I bought a house that has an old pool table in the basement. Your videos are really helpful and well made. Great work.

"you talk too fast" nah, this was the perfect speed, and i have learned exactly what i needed to. next up, practice practice practice

This video helped me the most of all the ones I've seen! Thx

I’ve been playing pool relentlessly at pubs since I turned 18, it’s taken me nearly 6 years to consider myself a half decent player. And I still find myself watching stuff like this. Pools a tricky game once it becomes about strategy and not just pocketing the easiest ball.

straight to the point

I got into your videoes, and as alwayas in this case I watch many of all your old videos. The quality is top notch. Even 3 eayrs ago. Great, great, great job! You migth not be the greatest pool player :( but you are surely, for me(Niels, Darren, Karl, Shane, Sharivari, Dr.Dave, Venom, Rollie) the best pool video maker.

thanks ! great teaching !

Thanks bro you helped a lot

How come this video has so less views. Deserves a lot more

You forgot to mention they need a break cue and a jump cue and the double hit rule and the no rail rule but it was simple and nice. Good video overall

@makingretro

7 ай бұрын

You might be missing the point of "3 minutes."

Perfect 👌🏾

it has to be the first youtube video that forced me to watch in slow speed

@WorldofPoolandBilliards

6 ай бұрын

Watch in 2x speed to learn in 1.5mins hah

What brand is that blue cue?

@WorldofPoolandBilliards

2 жыл бұрын

SVB Cuetec Cynergy. I really like it.

I'm going on a "date" to a pool hall tomorrow. First time I'll ever play pool... i think I'm just gonna drink a lot and wing it. 🙃🙃🙃

@WorldofPoolandBilliards

6 ай бұрын

Hope it went well.

I'm going to play pool for the first time tonight

This guy spoke well like a news caster and has been excessively swift...

Better at 2x speed

You talk too fast 😅

@gsytrey

6 ай бұрын

You can literally adjust the playback speed… Comments like this make me question my hope for humanity.

@brownpunk1794

6 ай бұрын

​@@gsytreybruh😂

@KMBSoloProductions

6 ай бұрын

@@gsytrey​​⁠humanity should be taught, not belittled Comments like this make me question my hope for humanity

@sondersighs

5 ай бұрын

It is within three minutes

@MaxingWantToPlayxOPFlimRed

5 ай бұрын

Do speed in 0,75x

To fast..... ⛔

Y’all play it 0.75x

𝔭𝔯𝔬𝔪𝔬𝔰𝔪

Why are you speaking so fast>? It seems as if you're trying to cram a normal ten-minute video into a three minute video!!

@WorldofPoolandBilliards

8 ай бұрын

That’s exactly what I was trying to do. Haha

Too fast for me to follow. Had to keep stopping and replaying.

@latoyakeels7869

2 ай бұрын

You can just change the speed on the video

Too much information coming at the listener too quickly

@zacharysherry2910

2 ай бұрын

This was pretty much perfect for me. Just slow down the video.

@tubaboytom

Ай бұрын

Yeah you can slow it down to 0.75x speed brother. Easier to grasp imo.

slow down with the speech

Talk way to fast

How many monster drinks at this dude have today, seriously!

Talking to fast

Too fast

you speak so fast i didn't understand any of it

I'm going to disagree with some of your things you have said first of all where you put your foot on the shot line depends totally on your vision center second of all almost every single professional in the world shoots with their elbow a little tucked into their body don't believe me just look at every single Pro almost all of them do it

@WorldofPoolandBilliards

2 жыл бұрын

This video is about getting new players to a decent level quickly so they can enjoy the game. You are right on the elbow thing, I also watched that video, but this is just a quick introductory video for beginners. Not enough time to dive into these deep small technicalities. Also, I am going to push back on the foot placement. Your foot placement has a lot more to do with clearance than it does with your center of vision. You can make slight adjustments to your upper body placement without ever moving your feet. You can get away with putting your foot over the line as a smaller person, but if you are bigger you'll be running into your body which forces you to drop your elbow to stroke through the cue ball. This introduces a variable most players can just avoid by giving themselves more clearance by keeping their foot at, but not over, the shot line. That being said, there are plenty of pros who broke all these rules and still could beat me up and down the table all day every day.

@fixitrod4969

Жыл бұрын

Mark Wilson, a mosoni cup winner and coach, teaches this same stance to get the cue away from the body. Alison Fisher for example stands this way. There are a million stances but for someone new learning this stance along with a pure pendulum stroke have the lowest number of moving parts. Mark has turned it into a simple 6 step system. 1. Stand behind the shot and visualize the cb line/ path. Decide your speed, where your going to hit the ball, etc. 2. Step smoothly into the shot the way shown here and set the cue, stop, verify aim. Does it look right. If not, stand up. Start again. 3. 3-4 practice strokes. Smooth and deliberate. Eyes switch from ob on rear stroke, then to cue ball on forward. Some look at the ob last (that's how he teaches) but said it's ok to look at the cb last. 4. Pause at the cue ball. Verify. 5. Execute the shot. Slow draw (say ladies and gentlemen) (about 1.8 seconds), smooth transition to the forward stroke. 6. Verify follow thru. Did it stop in the right place? I know there's a million ways but he started playing years and years ago at a high level and is an amazing teacher. It's a good way to get started. Even some pros still shoot this way.

Way too fast...

It’s okay if we learn in 10 minutes ..speak slow man!

Haha, don't recommend it. A waste of valuable information presented in a very poorly way.

Do you know that you are absolutely a failure trainer! It's just a reminder I'm case it never crossed your mind or someone else told you that!

@WorldofPoolandBilliards

4 ай бұрын

You're so sweet. Thanks.