On behalf of the entire pool community, thank you Jasmin! Please never stop making videos! 🙏

I added 27 games before I started watching your videos and I was where I won 7 out of 27. Since I've been watching your videos I did 28 matches and I've won 18 out of 28 thank you for your videos

whenever a fellow pool player has a question about pool, stance, stroke... I tell them to look you up. appreciate your videos... :)

Holy Workout ! Who knew that your path to success was actually a raging river of sweat. What a humbling experience watching you train, thanks for sharing

Now that's dedication. I can see why you are such a polished person. That drill would definitely help with stamina if nothing else. Take care and thanks for the video!!

there's no way this drill ain't paying off, impossible. I got pumped just by watching this and I can almost feel the pain both physically and mentally...

Great effort, Jasmin! I always start my training session with the same drill, but not 1000 shots, tho. I'll shoot 10 stop shots, then 10 follow shots(to the pocket) and lastly 10 draw shots(to the pocket). And only when I have accomplished all of them to perfection, I'll move on to the next drill of the day. Thanks for all the great content, you are a gift to the pool community! Cheers from Denmark. /Chris.

Jasmin! That's why watching you play is like watching "Poetry in Ouschan!" 😁 You work so hard which is why you're super smooth and make it look easy! Miss seeing you and the ladies and hope that all is well with you and your family! Keep up the fantastic work my friend! 👍 😊 🎱 ❤️

That is called dedication. I"m impressed, really impressed. 1000 thumbs up.

@physicsguybrian

29 күн бұрын

or is that 66x15 thumbs up 🤣

@SarahShootsPool

29 күн бұрын

Plus ten lol

Incredible endurance. Very impressive. Speaks volumes about you as a person, your commitment, and your inner strength. Bravo.

Your stroke is so smooth!! Satisfying to watch

Repetition training is one of the best tools! Thank you for your insights and feedback because that is just as important as the shots. You do an amazing job being authentic and inspiring in your videos!

Thank you for the encouragement and inspiration through your dedication. You deserve a cup of coffee now. :)

@krisdiantokrisdianto2534

28 күн бұрын

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I will say you improved my game. I started out with a 200 Fargo. I used to play for fun, now I take serious on an obsessive level. I have been doing your mighty X drill from your other video with 0 pre strokes. This drill has changed my game. Often times I will practice doing this for 5 hours. My abilities have gone up so fast I have been eliminated intermediate players at my local pool hall twice my Fargo. The other night I beat a 481 Fargo in 3 different matches. One match I defeated him 2-0. This is all thanks to YOUR recommendations.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. It takes some time, but I can't tell you how much hitting 1000 stop shots helped my game. After doing this, I am amazed at how much more natural lining up, walking in, pre-stroking and stroking now feel. I can finally keep my mind OUT OF MY GAME! I have to admit though, I couldn't do it in one session. Being 65 years old, my old back couldn't take it. I did it in four sessions (250 balls each) morning and evening over two days. Keep on making your videos please, they are super helpful, and fun also. Good luck in your next tournament!!!

"Perfect practice makes perfect". Awesome! I was impressed with Mr. Cue Ball when he took over 240 attempts to replicate one shot. Love your desire to improve!!

Love you! This is terrific. Thanks as always for your videos

I did this last Friday! Love this! Thank you so much. You’ve help my game so much and seeing your videos helps reinforce my practice. Jasmine for coach of the year!

Your dedication is so admirable! This is why you’re one of the top players in the world, Jasmin. You’re no slacker. ❤ My back and legs would be broken lol

With your teaching skills, sweet attitude, wonderful personality and absolute beauty and talent. you are incredibly amazing!

Jasmine, I have a strong appreciation for the dedication necessary to do what you did. I love this drill, I do the exact same thing as a stroke warm up every time I get on a table...But I warm up with just 20 or so!!! Lol. I'm pretty patient, and could force myself to do 100 or 2 without issue...but 1000 is COMMITMENT! Very impressive. I've been doing this warmup for the last couple of months and it has help my game quite a bit, especially in terms of set-up, alignment, staying relaxed and trusting my stroke on longer shots

Nice drill. I also do straight in shots but I mix it up a little bit by throwing in stun run-throughs and slight drawbacks and replacement shots

and this is why your a top contending professional.. Thank you for sharing..

I love this drill. You can crank up the difficulty by doing higher speed center ball stop shots. My stroke consistency is much worse at higher speeds

This is the difference between amatuers and pros. I practice a version of this with the object ball, cue ball closer to the pocket. I am loath to admit my personal best is 38 before I miss or rattle one. Mads props for the dedication and focus!

Your personality shines through in your videos. Great content and great channel. *****

Pretty inspiring regiment. Shane himself has practiced his break for 1000 hours

Hi Jasmine. Among all the Tutorial videos that ive watched. I can say this one is perhaps that levitated my game that much. Its a shame that ive been playing pool for around 25yrs since 1999. But for 24yrs my game never really ascended from BEGINER for 24yrs. But lastyear i just decided that im gonna get serious, and since lastyear, ive been watching tutorials and practicing extensively. Ive watche many tutorials. But damn, this specific video just really helped me alot. Now finally i can pocket easy to medium shots consistenly. And my target is to be able to clean up a 9ball before this year ends. Jasmin thanks so much. Honestly YOU and NIELS FEIJEN really helped me alot without you knowing it.

As always, thanks Jasmin, your videos are helping me to be a better player.

This training is epic. Thank you for sharing and planting this in my mind. BTW you looked much fresher than I would have suspected after such an intense training session. Definitely a testament to your physical workout routine.

Thanks for doing this!

Great commitment! Pushing through the mental and physical workout is admirable. Thanks for the idea, at 69 I think I will try 200. Wish me luck.😊

I did 500 in about 3 hours by the end I was I could really see a difference, I wanna keep trying for the thousand. another great drill thanks for sharing Jasmin 🥇❤

Jasmin, this is a very timely video. I've been working on this in my practice session. Wow! 1,000 shots in 4 hours. We'll done! You're actually very physical fit, but what about those with some physical limitations. Maybe 100 at a time?

Interesting! This is actually my first set of practice routines. Two racks of total 22 balls. As she said, it’s about cuing straight and eliminating unwanted side spin.

Thank you Jasmin, your videos always brighten my day and inspire me to get to the table and practice.

Jasmine, That was just incredible! Kudos to you! Inspiring!!

@Jamin Thank you for this, exactly what I needed! I did this today getting ready for my Vegas qualifier with my team next weekend. What an AMAZING workout! Just under 100 missed shots, 4.5 hours total! As always, love your content.

Jasmin, you've been one of my favorite pros for a long time (I do know Jennifer Baretta and Tony Robles personally) and I love your videos. I too have problems with straight shots. I am only a 330 Fargo & an APA SL3 although I think I'm better. I enter all tournaments in the NY area against much better players. I too have trouble with straight shots. Before every tournament or league I do the straight shot drill you recommended in another video where you put all 15 balls lined up between the side pockets and shoot each straight into the corner and repeat each miss until it goes in. I've improved greatly since I started doing it last summer. I thank you for all your videos!!

This is wild and so inspirational! I do 100 shots of might X drill and that is so exhausting... couldn't imagine 900 more shots...

hi Jasmin, loving your video...very great and learning a lot from you...watching from the Philippines...goodluck to your channel and future tournaments...❤

Way to go, kid. I would think that 100 would be good. 1000...I can't fathom that. You're fantastic. Keep it up. 😉

Thanks for the good advice. Most people just go out and play games instead of practicing skills.

@toddfields9385217

29 күн бұрын

and that is exacrty why they play the same today as they did 4 years ago.. and will 4 years from now .

Sincere Respect!!

Ya do good work young lady. For us old goats, it helps to remind us of what we used to know and forgot AND we're not so old that we cannot learn some new things along the way. So thank you for this and all that you do. BTW, on the few you did miss, concentration? stroke? cross eyed? World class smile btw, always good to see...

Awesome job!!

Thank you Jasmin, great video. Looks like a challenge for sure. But sounds beneficial

I've done this a couple of times, yeah it's brutal but the benefits outweigh the pain by orders of magnitude. I reset the CB after every shot, so it really did take longer. Had to break it into 300 makes per session, as I averaged about 5-6 hours to accomplish that, so spread it out over the course of a week. To break the monotony, I alternate between left and right sides, also draw/follow 1 diamond, 2 diamond, scratch, pocket speed stop shot, whatever else your imagination comes up with. Audiobooks and podcasts are also greatly helpful, especially sports psychology books. I listened to the Steven Hendry book and Ronnie's latest book doing this practice. Hope this helps someone else take their game to the next level.

I used to shoot 300 straight in shots a day in this format and i would keep track of the misses to. My best was 4 misses. Did you keep track of your misses. A few times I did so bad that I quit counting misses. To do a 1,000 in a set is outstanding - GREAT JOB.

Great video on practice, I like this one it helps me follow threw an shoot straight an also stop the cue ball. ( most of the time ). I am getting there. Thanks for your help, and you can still Smile after all that work out.

It takes a lot of heart to play at your level..! And you clearly have it..! Does coaching others affect your game?

Great tutorial as always! A drill that must be practiced! 👽🥃🍕😷🎱

Love it!

Im a beginner and 2 weeks ago, i started doing that straight shot practice to master the fundamental myself (ongoing). Cueball at second diamond, OB at 2.5 diamonds and straight from 2 pocket and perform stun, draw, follow each days. Feel a lot confident in games

I like the idea of recalibrating your alignment. Maybe I’ll do this soon if I notice missing the same ways.

I've actually been doing this the past 2 weeks. I've improved dramatically. Still drilling

Great drill!

Great pool room, very jealous!

That's, dedication, or craziness, try 10,000 balls 666 next, that's devilish (yes I know it's only 9,990) or 1,110 racks of 9 ball. I would love your cue action, silky smooth. Question: what are you thinking about at the time of delivering the cue? Thanks, Mark White, commentator ❤🎱🎤

You're amazing! Hope you ended up getting a massage and some comfort food. Thank you for all the advice you give to us.

ive been doing this for an hour a day for the last week. I feel your pain.

WOW! That's crazy.

66 racks, OMG oO... After 10 racks of this, I am totally fed up with it. I can't imagine the level of concentration you need to pocket 66 racks !

Your incredible

Sehr schöne Videos die du für uns machst! Danke

Have been practicing standard balls lately, and the long straight one is one of them. It's baffling how inconsistent I am. One day, I make 13 of 15. The next time only 5 of 15. Then again 12 of 15. Maybe a practice session like this would help me get more consistency.

Biggest fan

Much like me you may be on a road to carpral tunnel, back programs and other unwanted hinderances only because we are taking extreme measures to learn rather than mentally preparing and applying and then studing more when we are in doubt. I admire your dedication to get better at something you are passionate about. I am trying to get better at long distance shots and banks and while I have made progress i notice my progress doesnt show when I am mentally or physcially spent. And that can be confusing when trying to improve. My advice would be to practise when you are fully rested and try to stop before you lose focus and get mentally tired. Sometimes we tend to worry so much about improving that we either burn out or just become frustrated with the results we are getting and the flaws in our game still being a hurdle to overcome. Sometimes we will just learn in the best envirement to improve automativally when we are just playing around and for fun. So invite a friend over to play a match and help eachother with some drills that arent so taxing on you. Plan the day and order a nice meal and then the work becomes play and sont worry about success or fail, just enjoy the process.

I thought of the perfect nickname. Jasmine “ The assassin” Ouschan Precise Determined Mentally focused A killer on the tables All about about business when it’s time. Hopefully you like it 🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾

Blondes are always fun. You are so adorable Jasmine 😘❤️😍

Will you go to NZ on September? We want to see you compete in the World 9 baĺl

Most Of Y’all (Pro Players Inspiring Pros) Have The Time, Table Time, Space, Not Married, No Kids, Help, Family, Friends, Coaches etc…………… I Don’t!!!! Yea I Know WHO CARES WORK HARDER!!!!! BLAH BLAH BLAH.. But I’m A Fan Of You And Your Brothers Game… Much Success To You And Your Career 😍

I did this with 500 shots for a couple sessions. it is a grueling and it got harder as the racks went along because the focus goes away. Very tough drill.

The more you play and practice, the more you get lucky😀

I wonder if this is the same thing the “10,000 Hours Theory” of practice.

Any true pool player who have done similar drills will like ans subscribe for her commitment to the video! My mentor told me its not just hitting 1000 ball that make you better but 1000 quality balls! So this is a win win for JO!!

Must give credit where credit is due. This is born from Bert Kinister's "Mighty X" drill. Where he does this so much he actually wears out the cloth.

To all players; relaxing the body (e.g. standing up for 10 seconds, taking a drink of water, or just walking around the table) after each or a set number of racks might take more time, yet it is part of the practice of muscle memory & mentality during games. Stay proud while preparing your body & mind as a player.

WOW girl you are serious!!! I don't know if I played 66 racks before but I have played 5 hours straight before. It's been awhile since I have played..... ESPECIALLY REGULARLY and I want to get back into it.

Even though the Rasson table has a more modern and exotic design, the Diamond table is way nicer and it plays way better too

I'm conviced shes one of the best female pool players after seeing her drill regiment. I do have a similiar approach thats why it resonates a lot watching and applying her advice and technique.

Your great respeckt 🎉

4 hours. So this is basically the pool equivalent of running a marathon.

I dont think my back could handle all that at once. Interesting drill though. Curious what opinions are on the Diamond and Rasson tables.

Excellent commitment and nice lady

I went through this a couple of weeks ago over 5 days setup like the mighty-x

Thank you. could you please add at the screen, the time started and finished too. Thanks

2 words: Muscle Memory

Hi Jasmin, did you shoot with close hand bridge as well. For me personally, I feel like my stroke is a bit more straight with open hand. So when I do a drill similar to this, I shoot some with close hand bridge as well. Curious on what your feedback on this.

To me This us the Only Drill that tells me how well im hitting the cueball, and how well im aiming. love it/hate it 😅

I could easily watch the entire four hour video. Post it.

I only did 1000 one time in 65 years of playing, it is amazing how much concentration , even an easy shot can take to do 1000 in a row

I do a much easier version where I set a timer for 1 hour, that way I don’t have to count the racks. If I get into a rhythm where I don’t miss too many pots then the time goes pretty quickly.

@ShortstopOnPool has been doing something similar where he shoots 100 stop shots in a row per day. OK, but how many did you MISS? We want to know.

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The only issue I may think for beginner (like myself) is doing the same thing 250, 500, 1000, etc. is that without proper fundamentals you instill bad technique and fundamentals into your game. In short, it’ll take you 2000 shots to break a bad habit that you may have been over looking. I have the same issues when I golf. Would you recommend a clinic maybe? Someone to look at your stroke and critique it a little bit before these hard session? Cheers 🥂

I really like your videos and have learned from them. I am an old man (81) who hasn’t played in about 45 years. When I used to play I never knew about spin or the effects it had on the object ball. I was a decent shot maker before but now I have old eyes, a severe essential tremor, and I can’t get my head or chin close to the que. I do have difficulty in pocketing balls on the rail with the cut angle more than 20 degrees. Do you have any suggestions? One more question, where are you from? (If you don’t mind)

@marcelprice1100

29 күн бұрын

Not much you can do about getting down lower, but you could use the loop bridge to steady your delivery if not already doing so. Also try cueing more along your chest if you can (might be hard if not getting low enough), and ensuring you have a good pause before delivery to steady yourself.

Last time i had 5,5h traning session. 4,5 h of trying making max straight pool break (my max there was 15 points, awful...) and 1h of playing with random people from the club. It was not very effective if we talk about technique, but my mind has been clear after that. "Yeah, that was training, I'm tired, I done the best what I could do" - that was my mind after it all. But I know, It wasn't the best for me, because i'm was repeating many times my common mistakes. So I don't know that long, repetitive training session are good for all kind of players. It's for people with manic tendencies, generally 😅. (Yeah, sorry, I don't speak English fluently, but my mind should be clear enough! Have a nice day!)

Do you have a video explaining what type of tip a beginner should practice with. I can't seem to freeze the ball cue ball after it hits the other ball. I saw how low you aim the cue ball but mine pops up. Is it my cue tip size? I didn't know anything about which pool stick to buy, so the store told me to get carbon fiber and standard size tip (which ever that means). I am thinking I should be getting a smaller size tip?

I try to do at least a few straight in shots every day..Uk table tho so i have to go get the cue ball every time