You make it look so easy, but anybody that plays knows what it takes to achieve the cue ball control that you demonstrate. Thanks for continuing to show me how I should be doing it. Maybe I'll get it right more often. I feel great if I get 4 or 5 consecutive, near perfect positions, but then I do something stupid.

@RRJOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

I have played around ten times a week for 3 years now and can't even make half of those shots. 😂 He knows the spins so well. Even that last 8 would have been weird from me. 😁

@Sharivari

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for your comment. Much appreciated!

I’ve been playing pool for over half my life and I never knew how wrong I was doing things, thank you for the channel I never knew I needed.

@Sharivari

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome Ryan. "Sharivari - The channel you never knew you needed." I like that!

Forget the like button, where is the LOVE button???? Thank you for all of these videos, they are extremely helpful and simple to understand!

One word: Superb. Thanks for the super hard work you do for the pool community!

The break is random, you can break 100 times with the same power, hitting the cue ball in the same position, placing the cue ball in the same position and you’ll never get the same results. You might pot from the break 80-85% of the time, or you might pot 20% of the time or even not pot at all. In pool the break is the most frustrating thing and can most of the time, win or lose you a game for you. The best thing you can do is find a position on the table you feel most comfortable having the cue ball and just practicing the break. Each table will play different in a competition environment and cloths will play different. Just something I wanted to add. I really like the video though, great tips! Keep it up!

@benjamingoh8614

2 жыл бұрын

Yea cause every table has different cloth speed so the only way to break consistently is finding the sweet spot on that table with the precise power

@madyottoyotto3055

2 жыл бұрын

That's not how physics works But it is nearly impossible to hit one ball in the same place that's the whole idea of pool

@Ajmorno1

2 жыл бұрын

Random trajectory of the balls but like the top players aren’t the luckiest people in the world at the break they are very very very!! Good at it so i don’t understand the comment at all

@madyottoyotto3055

2 жыл бұрын

You say the break is random but I can hit it so 3 or 4 balls do the same thing every time within a fairly small area

@sethh8892

2 жыл бұрын

@@madyottoyotto3055 the problem is not physics. He is right. You will never have the same break twice. Its impossible. A proper rack has every ball in there without a gap between them, but there are gaps, these gaps make the brake odd. You can use it to your advantage, find where the most gaps are, and bright from the opposite side. If you see there are more gaps on the left side of the rack break from the right side. This will guarantee you that that area will break up more evenly across a table.

I appreciate your lessons and the way they are presented. I've been playing pool for 58 years and always found that playing was a great way to unwind, and of course fun!. I recently gave my son a very nice extra table I had. He is a critical care doctor, and having this as an option to unwind after a long shift is working out great for him. He has been watching some of your lessons and playing every day. We get together every week to play for a few hours and his improvement every week is amazing. Your technique of teaching with excellent logical explanations is very similar to how I have been teaching him prior to your videos. One thing I do when I find my game is off, missing things I shouldn't, I play a couple racks one handed to make me settle down, concentrate and get my steady aim back in place. It always works for me. Thanks for your great lessons.

Thank you very much for all your videos. Made my first ever 8-ball break and run yesterday evening in the local bar 😍 Couldn’t have done that without all your tips!

@jeffbassplays

2 жыл бұрын

I have yet to break and run, been playing serious for about 2 years, many congrats!

@Rabnalldo

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

I should have found this channel way earlier! Thanks! You made me improve my pool skills!

I been having trouble keeping the cue ball center table after the break and running out. This helped alot! Thanks Sharivari!

I have just recently saw this and I found it to be the best instructional video on running out 8-ball rack. Love the different options you show on patterns. 👍👍👍 Looking out for the other videos to help me improve my game as I do play rotation and other games as well.

Fantastic. Your comments about problem areas and finding a key ball (and how to get a good shot on it) are so helpful for strategy. Really enjoy your videos!

Definitely a great video on how to play 8 ball if you're very serious about wanting to know How to win! Strategy

This video is amazing! It really explains so much detail easily! Thank you for answering the questions I didn't even know I had! I'm going to keep diving deeper into your channel. Thank you for this channel you're doing amazing!

I've only been shooting pool for a year...and I have learned so much from your videos. Even the people in the league I play in say often how they have seen me improve. Thank you for all you teach!

@Sharivari

Жыл бұрын

That's amazing!

I always thought and used middle to bottom on the cue ball and have been successful at controlling the cue ball in the centre of the table. Tonight I will try top of the cue ball for the break. Great tip!! Thank you

I am a huge fan of Sharivari. But these were truly wide open layouts, and of course perfect for the basics of getting thru a rack. I would like to see him play a couple of racks with a cluster or two, balls frozen on rail, etc.. Love all your videos. Keep up the good work!

Thank you for what you do... I just started pool recently about a few weeks ago and your videos have been helping me a lot.

I learnt a lot about breaking and running from this video. ill give it a bash at my next practice. cheers!

A good break is definitely key I liked how you talked about playing into multiple shots as well, I’ve seen a lot of good players mess up a hard leave and ruin a run when they could have played a shot where you have 2 or 3 options depending on speed and angle I always like playing into those because it gives you more flexibility and the next ball is usually easy to get on

Absolutely awesome video... in general your videos have made me realize several things that I couldn't rationalize before... this will definitely improve my game! Thanks!

Love the way you show excactly how your hitting the que ball in detail

I never got to play real billiards before, but i do have a mini pool but i cant make spins in it, but im just practicing myself, cause love billiards! Im new to ur channel and just subbed cause of ur awesome tutorials and tips! Thanks man!!!!

All your videos are awesome and very helpful. Thank you and please keep this up. 🙌🏾🙇🏾‍♂️

Thanks Sir Sharivari for this drill for assisting us 🎱 ball players, thanks for this tutorial video 🙏. God bless you for your assistance & please consider video of us people who don't have pool tables at home which is gonna play a vital role in making sure we are at our best.

Like the bridge and cue stick view when taking the shot. Have not seen that before. Adds a little more confidence in trying to follow the instructions. Thank you very much.

probably the best youtube channel for 8 ball training. Thank you.

The best tutorial I saw until now, great method to play and show for effective leaning, thanks many thumbs up 👍👍👍 Still trying to understand the physics of english and its rotaction after it hits the first second or even third surface. I liked your ways to explain and show the shots. Can you make some video on the rotation on ball after an english deployed on ball. There are many tutorial on your tube but no one is focused to show slowy that can make a learer like me to understand it slowly. Im sorry if im bothering you with it

this is one of the most helpful and informative channels that ive seen. thanks for sharing your knowledge!

@Sharivari

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you think so!

Well done! Good explanation, very logical and practical advice. Always appreciated. Big fan.

@Sharivari

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

I have benefited tremendously from your pool content, particularly the Go Pro videos. I highly recommend increasing your Go Pro pool tutorials. Thank you immensely for your time and effort.

I just gotta say, that I absolutely love your videos. I’m really not the type of person that likes/dislikes or even comments on videos but I just gotta say it. Great videos!

@Sharivari

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot for your comment then!

Great job ... you are helping me focus ! Thank you !

Great work sir!!! You are a gentleman and scholar. I've learned a great deal from your vids. Keep up the great work.

God bless you man...there’s really a lot to learn here🙏🏾🙏🏾

I use a side break because of exactly what happened in the second break; if you fail to make a ball on the break and spread the rack to that extent and don’t make anything; it will be your last shot against a good player. This is especially true on bar box tables where if you get to the last 2 balls before the 8 and the 8 doesn’t have a pocket you have to play safety shot. Great video as always.

Thanks for the traing videos I have been implementing the things you teach into my game play and it's been improving

Great video! Thank you for taking the time to makes these!

Excellent video, as are all of yours. I like the grouping of balls - never heard of that concept before but it makes perfect sense - I think some players do it subconsciously . I have used the "key" ball, which we call the "exit ball" - i.e. "Make this ball, then make the 8."

I just love pool...Thank you...You truly help me improve my game greatly...

Thank you for all your work - brilliant as always!

@Sharivari

3 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

Excellent video, Sharivari!

Fantastic video! Love you show how to think and show close and standing back views! Thanks

VERY good explanation!

made it look so easy.. thanks a lot for the tips

Wow great video !!! You're great teacher !! You make it look easy thank you !!!

Hands down the most informative and easy to follow pool video I seen so far

@Sharivari

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thanks for all the help.

I would say I am slightly above an average player like if I go to a bar I’m typically the best person there but if I go to a pool hall I am not and I would say that these videos are super helpful thank you so much

Excellent pool couch

Hey! I really enjoy your editing and incorporating the GoPro! Your videos are looking great! Good job! This was a fantastic clip, so much good information for us aspiring players! Well done (again) buddy!

@Sharivari

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Very satisfying clears

Thank you! Great explanations.

Thanks for these great videos! A lot of great pool videos out there but your videos are so well done.

I love the content man. I have learned a lot from your videos

Great tutorial for left hand players

Thank you for a nother great lesson. Must have been hard work as always but again it's very very helpful

Eres un genio! Muchas gracias por enseñarnos a mejorar nuestra manera de jugar a este juego maravilloso... Tus vídeos son muy útiles para mí... te agradezco mucho... Y gracias por poner la cámara en la cabeza así tenemos una mejor visión para los que queremos aprender 😉👌❤️

very good insight on location to break,setup and execution, a video i WILL inform others that i see struggling with break.thank you from canada.

@Sharivari

3 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome :)

Just played a TAP match and br the 1st and last rack... Finally feel like Im coming out of a slump. Good video.

Very clear, very easy to understand.. nice video.. i enjoyed it.. 👍👍👍👍👍

As always great job :) Thanks for opening different point of views for the game.

Love your videos! Keep up the good work!👍

Really appreciate the content, as always!

Good job. Thanks!

2.5k away ....see i told you a couple months ago you would hit 100k....Thank you for all the knowledge you share..People don't like to see other people succeed anymore 😕

@Sharivari

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks John! Yes, this now went a lot faster than I excepted. I am watching that counter everyday 😄

@earlross1199

3 жыл бұрын

Very great video you just help me out a lot

@dillon1854

2 жыл бұрын

Almost 460k now!

@Sharivari

2 жыл бұрын

@@dillon1854 😃

@Avacado.A

2 жыл бұрын

Tell him now you got hit almost 500k

Thank you Amazing ⭐️

Very well done, thank you.

Great really helpful video! Thank you!

Very good tutorial. Expecting more.

Thanks once again , enjoyed it.

Thank you once again Shavari👍 💯🎱💯

Cool video, am big fan from india

@Sharivari

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

I’m adapting you as my Master trainer……excellent video

Learnt a lot from this video nd i enjoyed it a lot

i learnt a lot through your content, thank you so much

Enjoyed it, thank you.

Nice breakdown video

I learned sooooo much from watching this video and just joined the Patreon Membership because I want to grow and definitely support this channel 👍

@Sharivari

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Very nice!! Thanks

Good stuff. I've been watching your videos for some time now & they're always good. Keep up the good work 👍🏾

So informative

thank you for the video 😃👍 great video👍 😃 👋

To ShariVari, I really like your relaxed 😎😎 demeanor, while explaining your lessons! Just this last one, made total sense. My break is my most inconsistent shot 🥃🥃? Thus your instruction, made it's point! Following the break, I call it finding the road map 🗺️🗺️ for the run out. Usually for myself 🙂😉 I can drop 5-6, of my object Balls consistently!! I'M a natural Banker rather than a slicer per say? Those slices particularly in the side pockets really mess with my Mojo. Where I play through out WYO, Montana, and other locations, the Tables are the 4-half by 8ft size Bar Tables. Referred to as Valley-8 tables Mgf by Cougar I think 🤔🤔🤔🙏. As your other commenter said the surfaces, can really vary a lot. The cushions, are never the same, (unless State Tournament, or a sanctioned event). Then they will try too conform somewhat with them. In reflection here I like your style,& theory, along with your choices, and your very Easy Manner. Thank You Very much for your teaching Sir. I'll stay tuned in. Wyoming, Robert, 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸😎😎👀👀🤔🤔🙏🙏🙏

"that means playing the right shots"...no truer words right there. I see more players struggle from poor shot selection than anything else. TY for the video.

im always watching your videos..i learned alot..thanks for sharing, hope u will get more viewers and subscribers..

Good Video Bro. Thanks

Outstanding, thanks

So helpful. Thanks a lot.

Another great one

Good tips glad i came across this vid

Man, i wish i could play like you. Subscribed

Pls do another series of runouts i find this tutorial very very helpful to me especially details of why what where the next shot should be and the spins too newbie here

Thanks for the tips! Moving the contact point on the cue ball off center to have it go to desired areas after the shot was quite interesting. Now I need to experiment with that and practice! 😸

I enjoy all your videos. This one is super!

@Sharivari

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Another great lesson! Thank you :)

@Sharivari

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Daniel. Glad you liked it.

Keep on doing this Videos From Swiss 👍👍

very good 👌👍

Do enjoy watching and learning. Def does improve your game

Great Video Sharivari! Watching from The Philippines. Here we play Rotation or 61. I once played with Mika Imonen here when he lived here for a while to learn Filipino Pool.

Always try different tips you advise, plenty of practice gives me more confidence tuvm, I'll keep watching your very helpful videos