A lot of ❤went into these 30 videos. In them, I finally have the time to get deeper into the matter than I could do here on KZread (thanks to the algorithm). For more information about the course, check: sharivari.net/30-secret-videos-and-drills-vol-2

@barryhaggis9601

Ай бұрын

The website you use is a real pain in butt if you’re not in the USA, I’ve paid though, but wanted to get access to the videos to use today but it seems I have to wait for the order to be shipped 😅

Great information! You videos have helped my game immensely!

GRACIAS SHARIVARI!! ❤🎱💯💯

Dude great explanation!

Thanks for bringing up right vs. left-handed in the position. Being left-handed (and 6'3") I think you and I physically have the same kind of position advantages/issues. But it's going to be completely different for a 5'2" female (who may be well-endowed, which is going to change how they stroke the cue) to get reachable position on their next shot. Thanks for sharing!

@patriciajrs46

Ай бұрын

Thank you for bringing that female point to the foreground. My endowment isn't necessarily an issue, but I am 5'3"". That makes the center of the table hard to reach.

I'm from the Philippines and I dream of becoming a pro player when the time comes, I always watch you, I learned all the shots from you, I hope you grant my wish of cue stick

Gut feeling would have been to hit the ob from the other side, putting the cb close to the short rail. With the right angle, I don't think any spin is necessary to replicate the path you wanted. No?

@Sharivari

Ай бұрын

Yes, that would have also been a possibility. Depends a bit on how far the object ball is away from the short rail, and also from the pocket. In this example, the object ball is right at the point where I would still play it comfortably, with the cue ball taking the same path around the table. Any closer to the rail, and I wouldn't like it.

Knowing the path is only half of the equation for cue ball control. Leaning the feel of rails,felt and the overall table speed. Each is different and controlling the movement of the cue ball takes time to develop.

Good lesson

@Sharivari

4 күн бұрын

Thanks!

Me personally I would get behind the six ball and drive the cue ball to a diamond on the rail with height top so you can see the shot. I don’t really like shooting in blind area

Can you do a review video of the smo shaft

Excuse me, Does SMO shaft good as Revo Sharivari?

What cue is that??? Great video👍🏼👍🏼

You looked comfortable switching hands. Do you use both hands when you play? I have started practicing by playing my left-hand vs my right hand, and it's really opened up my options at matches. I switch hands to give myself an easier shot or leave without even noticing a lot now. My left-hand is an apa 5 or 6 and my right is probably an apa 3 or 4 if I had to guess.

@Sharivari

Ай бұрын

Yes, I often use my other hand instead of taking the bridge. Feeling pretty comfortable most of the times. I worked on using my weak hand, until I was able to occasionally run out racks.

Hello, What shaft do you have on your new playing cue?

@Sharivari

Ай бұрын

JFlowers SMO. Did mention that in the video :)

@derickgarcia2373

Ай бұрын

Thank you, I missed it when you mentioned the name of the shaft. I was playing with my toddler while watching the video. I have learned a lot from your vids, many thanks for sharing with us your pool knowledge.

I have learn so much mentally ,watching your videos . But unfortunitly not there mechanicaly.

Please make a videos SMO VS REVO. Deflection test

What’s the cue you using? Jflowers with smo?

@Sharivari

Ай бұрын

Yes, you can find the link in the video description.

@keykey1401

Ай бұрын

@@Sharivariever tried revo 12.4 ? If yes which ine has less deflection thanks

With ball in hand wouldn’t lining up so you can screw bk and kick the 9 ball out be an option too

@Sharivari

Ай бұрын

Unfortunately not. There is no need to do that.

Why not bottom left on the ball

I have mixed feelings about this video. When we have control of the cue ball, we can execute a follow shot from the opposite side to pocket the nine ball in the top corner. We can do the same positioning the cue ball there, though it's not recommended. However, it remains a viable option. Typically, players aim to position the cue ball in the center of the table, making the path to the nine ball a natural, well-practiced one. We need to use a bit more force to go to the perfect position. Nevertheless, for this specific shot, if we have the cue ball in hand, aiming off one or two rails towards the long nine ball pocket can also be a feasible choice. I love your videos Andre, but you can up those instructional ones to enforce the idea you are talking about. This one is loose.

First! Love the channel Tall One!!

@Sharivari

Ай бұрын

Appreciate it!

Do you always practice in just socks?

@HJSMovieMeter1

Ай бұрын

Or maybe he doesn’t wear shoes inside his house.

One rail it is then.

With ball in hand, why wouldn’t you go to the other side of the 7 and shoot with outside English?

@Sharivari

Ай бұрын

The ball is a bit closer to the rail than it's shown in the thumbnail. But indeed, it's still an option.

I think it's kinda weird to say natural angle on a shot where you use high inside 😅 i get what you mean feels wrong tho

With ball in hand why not give yourself an angel to cut it to the left from just off the end rail?