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I have been using this system for quite a while now. I stumbled on it while using the center to edge aiming. However, I have been aiming towards the edge of the ball instead of the contact point. My results have been varied. Aiming instead at the contact point might just seal the deal. Thank you for the tip. (pun intended) I also want to say your line graphics from your stick are FANTASTIC. Keep up the good work.
@mrpoolplayer6379Күн бұрын
A good Break Cue is Important, no doubt about that. But, no Pool Cue, ever taught anyone how to play Pool. You have to learn how, so a good Pool Cue will be a Plus, not a Minus. Put that in your Pipe & Smoke it. Now that you have the truth, the next thing is what to do. I'd suggest studying the Break Shot, so you 'll understand, what does what.! What a Concept.! Well, that's what the Pros do... Here's what we know, , a good Break Shot will get you closer to the Winner's Circle, than a Bad Break Shot will.. That's a given. Good Luck to all...
@renatorosco3253 күн бұрын
Oh dear, that IS indeed voodoo. Some over-engineering, here (not your fault) with all these 'aiming systems'. Just practice and train your angle recognition, helps a lot more in the long run.
@DrawShotTV3 күн бұрын
I don’t disagree at all. But it does work.
@renatorosco325Күн бұрын
@@DrawShotTV As long as one plays on barn door like pool table pockets. Where one can use the pocket size to one's advantage. But try to rely on this playing a difficult table, and... there's the miss.
@abbazakytv93088 күн бұрын
Thanks for this info. This really made my stroke much straighter and I get the desired cue ball action/position effortlessly because it gave me more follow through. I qm really grateful for this coach! Thanks 👍🏾. From Nigeria.
@GarlitoMc9 күн бұрын
Camera on cue was not a smart idea! Just use a go pro with a head strap for a more effective demonstration!
@DrawShotTV9 күн бұрын
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@VetteWay2Fast10 күн бұрын
Just a suggestion on reviews: Specs (weight, tip diameter, etc) Can weight be added or changed, basically the reason I clicked on the vid to see if these were weight bolt compatible.
@JimSparks-cj4yd11 күн бұрын
I got through about 45 seconds of the video.And all you did was guess about everything. I think it wood. I think it might be...
@patriciajrs4611 күн бұрын
When do you decide to stroke with a bit of power, or just sort of gently with table speed?
@tomburns89012 күн бұрын
You hit both balls dead center both times your alignment was perfect. Cheers
@user-um4by6vv7w13 күн бұрын
How bout long shots using 90/90 aiming
@liberty934817 күн бұрын
Great! I've never seen this and I'm gonna practice this technique. Most of my missed shots are cut shots. I also found out that if I shoot the ball SLOW for a cut shot, it will almost ALWAYS miss because the cue is not hitting and then clearing the object ball. Rather, it hits and drags on the object ball, effecting the LINE it SHOULD go in on. Thanks for the tip!
@psairac18 күн бұрын
I have to say. One of the best explanations and visuals of this system I have ever seen. I appreciate you for this
@DrawShotTV16 күн бұрын
I feel this is very underrated and a lot of people gloss over this. But it’s an incredibly powerful system for kicking, banking and position play
@rifqifalih196822 күн бұрын
Hi champ.. i hope you can read and reply quick for this answer.. which part of arms you use when back-swinging and forwarding the cue? Is it forearm or upperarm? Hope you read this🙏🏻
@zekragash429424 күн бұрын
Played competitive tennis also. Give it 85% mental.
@zekragash429424 күн бұрын
Act like you've been there before.
@user-nq3lq5ex8o24 күн бұрын
Can u draw with a slip stroke
@DrawShotTV24 күн бұрын
Yes. Very easily.
@randogoatlasagna134327 күн бұрын
5:31 - this is a differnt place. You are tool close to the rail to see. Back the object ball up and what you said is no longer true.
@randogoatlasagna134327 күн бұрын
Is it a finction of how hard, or is what really matter is whether the cue ball is spinning or sliding when it his the object ball.. This is have you need to explain. That you are hitting it hard b/c it is a "stop shot" or sliding upin impact. What not say this ionstead of saing "hard" or "soft"?
@robie420027 күн бұрын
For inside English you say the right side of shaft but the red line is on left and u made it so I'm confused
@724riff28 күн бұрын
Nice video , but id like to ask I have gotten alot older and left eye dominant as well but a right handed player so it has drawbacks . You say your left eye dominant but it defiantly looks like your chin or nose is over the middle of the shotline , have you experimented to see what works better .
@DrawShotTV28 күн бұрын
It’s not a strong dominance. Though, sometimes it is. When I get tired, my eye dominance shifts.
@724riff28 күн бұрын
@@DrawShotTV is it fair to say my left eye would be over the cueball. Amd my bridge as well
@brianstarr890029 күн бұрын
How are you lining up the cue ball to the object ball? Are you using center-to-center or center-to-edge?
@adamf134712 күн бұрын
He's not using those aiming techniques (CTC or CTE) - he's using the shaft to aim. A completely different aiming system.
@sharswagg649729 күн бұрын
Wow I can’t wait to try it
@titto20356Ай бұрын
YOU”RE THE MAN!!!
@billpii6314Ай бұрын
lol Lets play some... You''re "aiming system" doesn't scare me. You'd be far better off working on stance, cue delivery, and proper cue ball positioning, than imaginary "systems" that, quite frankly, don't work. If they did work everyone in the world would be a champ. It's the storke!
@bonjovi712025 күн бұрын
You clown
@davidsiltzАй бұрын
Something new to try slash worry about! Thanks!
@titouanbonhomme5936Ай бұрын
Does it work with left or right effects on the white ball
@jackflash8567Ай бұрын
Tried this tonight and my follow through immediately felt smoother and straighter. Thanks for this!
@xang23Ай бұрын
Very easy system to learn...worked on most of my shots. On a bigger angle, it was close or maybe I'm just bad. 😅😂 had to adjust a little be more to make the ball go in
@cuongtran4394Ай бұрын
5:31 you said you will use right side of the shaft but in the video is the left one? Little bit confused
@mikeboone4166Ай бұрын
Thanks….
@dennisperry2044Ай бұрын
did you say what kind of cue you like
@garybkatzАй бұрын
Very helpful video, but can we discuss WHY it works? Most of us learned early on that, on a cut shot, you can't aim the middle of the CB at the contact point, because the curvature of the balls causes too thick of a hit, so you'll undercut the shot. So my understanding of this shaft aiming system is that using the edge of the shaft to adjust your aim compensates for the roundness of the balls, eliminating the built-in undercut. Does that sound right, or am I completely messing this up? Thanks.
@tonyr.4778Ай бұрын
Dors this only work if the object ball is on the rail?
@tonyr.4778Ай бұрын
I wonder if training your stroke for muscle memory buy looking at the cue ball may have an adverse effect of training your muscle memory to look at the cue ball instead of the object ball when you release your stroke. Thoughts?
@tonyr.4778Ай бұрын
You have a habit of slapping the chalk down on the table after chalking up in many videos. This sends chalk dust into the air and eventually it ends up on the table. I see many players do this as an unconscious show of strength or determination. It is a sign of lack of focus. For a little time, you are taking your focus off the shot and onto making a statement with the chalk, even if the statement is to yourself. Like in tennis when you see players tense up and momentarily lose focus. Changing focus is not good, and when you form a habit of distracting your own focus you are working against yourself. Your videos have lots of great tips.
@tonyr.4778Ай бұрын
I've been one of those peace sign for 30° players. This looks really interesting. Gonna see how it goes.
@NaejbertАй бұрын
But, left side or right side of the shaft is not well defined. There’s an infinite number of it. Could you defined it in addition to draw it in red ?
@jesserice9100Ай бұрын
Sweet glove and carbon shaft. I’m sure you’re an APA killer..and I do appreciate what you are trying to convey. But.. your stroke hand and arm are way to close to your body in relation to your back elbow. My guess is you used to have the Keith McCready chicken wing and are over compensating. According to your puppet analogy, your back arm should be hanging straight down and not touching your side. It is not. Lose the glove, the Mosconi Cup replica jersey, however many wackadoo synthetic shafts you have..spend 2k on a WOOD custom cue with a WOOD shaft. Oh yeah, it’s super clever that you have actually managed to weave some sexual innuendo and pool into your channel name. Man..that is awesome!
@ravdizwatch1554Ай бұрын
when shooting far do you imagine the same size up close of the cue stick?
@wazirtan6801Ай бұрын
bro is not lying at all,respected u bro
@dsrreeАй бұрын
When my opponent hits this shot and it just rattles the pocket I always says "oof too hard" and it pisses them off every time lol. (Do not attempt this with strangers)
@Anthony_DCАй бұрын
Nice
@zanethindАй бұрын
Most people should know that with banks if you medium speed or at the right speed for every bank it'll go in. Lots hit hard and lots hit slower but they usually find out they miss and this includes myself obviously
@warrenviegas2300Ай бұрын
I've noticed that this shot completely changes when it is a slight back cut. Like when both balls are near the rail but the cue wall is closer to the rail than the object ball. I can't seem to make this shot at pocket speed when it's in this situation, and have to shoot it fast I should probably mention this is the case when you are facing A cue ball and rail that is on the side of your handedness. So this is when the cue ball and rail are on the right side and the object wall is slightly leftward of that if you are right-handed
@MikeWilkesPhotoАй бұрын
This is the best explanation of the mirror system. The graphics makes it easy to comprehend. I never knew the 2-rail kick/bank shot was even possible using this system. Gracias!
@wademckinney9680Ай бұрын
You talk too much
@DrawShotTVАй бұрын
Thank you
@simonviana19Ай бұрын
En español por favor
@wc5839Ай бұрын
I could not draw for the life of me. People kept telling me, "loose grip and follow through." It wasn't working. Couldn't figure out why. Then one day, Corey Deuel visited my town and did a group clinic. Taught me how to draw within 5 minutes.
@user-zz8nf3tu3x23 күн бұрын
What was his advice
@wc583916 күн бұрын
@@user-zz8nf3tu3x He said to tighten my ring and pinky fingers while the wrist is relaxed at the end of the stroke to keep my tip down. He also said envision the tip to end up beyond the cue ball to increase power (distance) of the draw. My friends and other league players always told me to keep my wrist and hands relaxed as much as possible and follow through. This wasn't working for me as I would accidentally raise the tip to do a stop shot.
@wc5839Ай бұрын
I recall you doing a video on the Japanese custom cues. Do you prefer your Cuetec cue over them?
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I have been using this system for quite a while now. I stumbled on it while using the center to edge aiming. However, I have been aiming towards the edge of the ball instead of the contact point. My results have been varied. Aiming instead at the contact point might just seal the deal. Thank you for the tip. (pun intended) I also want to say your line graphics from your stick are FANTASTIC. Keep up the good work.
A good Break Cue is Important, no doubt about that. But, no Pool Cue, ever taught anyone how to play Pool. You have to learn how, so a good Pool Cue will be a Plus, not a Minus. Put that in your Pipe & Smoke it. Now that you have the truth, the next thing is what to do. I'd suggest studying the Break Shot, so you 'll understand, what does what.! What a Concept.! Well, that's what the Pros do... Here's what we know, , a good Break Shot will get you closer to the Winner's Circle, than a Bad Break Shot will.. That's a given. Good Luck to all...
Oh dear, that IS indeed voodoo. Some over-engineering, here (not your fault) with all these 'aiming systems'. Just practice and train your angle recognition, helps a lot more in the long run.
I don’t disagree at all. But it does work.
@@DrawShotTV As long as one plays on barn door like pool table pockets. Where one can use the pocket size to one's advantage. But try to rely on this playing a difficult table, and... there's the miss.
Thanks for this info. This really made my stroke much straighter and I get the desired cue ball action/position effortlessly because it gave me more follow through. I qm really grateful for this coach! Thanks 👍🏾. From Nigeria.
Camera on cue was not a smart idea! Just use a go pro with a head strap for a more effective demonstration!
K
Just a suggestion on reviews: Specs (weight, tip diameter, etc) Can weight be added or changed, basically the reason I clicked on the vid to see if these were weight bolt compatible.
I got through about 45 seconds of the video.And all you did was guess about everything. I think it wood. I think it might be...
When do you decide to stroke with a bit of power, or just sort of gently with table speed?
You hit both balls dead center both times your alignment was perfect. Cheers
How bout long shots using 90/90 aiming
Great! I've never seen this and I'm gonna practice this technique. Most of my missed shots are cut shots. I also found out that if I shoot the ball SLOW for a cut shot, it will almost ALWAYS miss because the cue is not hitting and then clearing the object ball. Rather, it hits and drags on the object ball, effecting the LINE it SHOULD go in on. Thanks for the tip!
I have to say. One of the best explanations and visuals of this system I have ever seen. I appreciate you for this
I feel this is very underrated and a lot of people gloss over this. But it’s an incredibly powerful system for kicking, banking and position play
Hi champ.. i hope you can read and reply quick for this answer.. which part of arms you use when back-swinging and forwarding the cue? Is it forearm or upperarm? Hope you read this🙏🏻
Played competitive tennis also. Give it 85% mental.
Act like you've been there before.
Can u draw with a slip stroke
Yes. Very easily.
5:31 - this is a differnt place. You are tool close to the rail to see. Back the object ball up and what you said is no longer true.
Is it a finction of how hard, or is what really matter is whether the cue ball is spinning or sliding when it his the object ball.. This is have you need to explain. That you are hitting it hard b/c it is a "stop shot" or sliding upin impact. What not say this ionstead of saing "hard" or "soft"?
For inside English you say the right side of shaft but the red line is on left and u made it so I'm confused
Nice video , but id like to ask I have gotten alot older and left eye dominant as well but a right handed player so it has drawbacks . You say your left eye dominant but it defiantly looks like your chin or nose is over the middle of the shotline , have you experimented to see what works better .
It’s not a strong dominance. Though, sometimes it is. When I get tired, my eye dominance shifts.
@@DrawShotTV is it fair to say my left eye would be over the cueball. Amd my bridge as well
How are you lining up the cue ball to the object ball? Are you using center-to-center or center-to-edge?
He's not using those aiming techniques (CTC or CTE) - he's using the shaft to aim. A completely different aiming system.
Wow I can’t wait to try it
YOU”RE THE MAN!!!
lol Lets play some... You''re "aiming system" doesn't scare me. You'd be far better off working on stance, cue delivery, and proper cue ball positioning, than imaginary "systems" that, quite frankly, don't work. If they did work everyone in the world would be a champ. It's the storke!
You clown
Something new to try slash worry about! Thanks!
Does it work with left or right effects on the white ball
Tried this tonight and my follow through immediately felt smoother and straighter. Thanks for this!
Very easy system to learn...worked on most of my shots. On a bigger angle, it was close or maybe I'm just bad. 😅😂 had to adjust a little be more to make the ball go in
5:31 you said you will use right side of the shaft but in the video is the left one? Little bit confused
Thanks….
did you say what kind of cue you like
Very helpful video, but can we discuss WHY it works? Most of us learned early on that, on a cut shot, you can't aim the middle of the CB at the contact point, because the curvature of the balls causes too thick of a hit, so you'll undercut the shot. So my understanding of this shaft aiming system is that using the edge of the shaft to adjust your aim compensates for the roundness of the balls, eliminating the built-in undercut. Does that sound right, or am I completely messing this up? Thanks.
Dors this only work if the object ball is on the rail?
I wonder if training your stroke for muscle memory buy looking at the cue ball may have an adverse effect of training your muscle memory to look at the cue ball instead of the object ball when you release your stroke. Thoughts?
You have a habit of slapping the chalk down on the table after chalking up in many videos. This sends chalk dust into the air and eventually it ends up on the table. I see many players do this as an unconscious show of strength or determination. It is a sign of lack of focus. For a little time, you are taking your focus off the shot and onto making a statement with the chalk, even if the statement is to yourself. Like in tennis when you see players tense up and momentarily lose focus. Changing focus is not good, and when you form a habit of distracting your own focus you are working against yourself. Your videos have lots of great tips.
I've been one of those peace sign for 30° players. This looks really interesting. Gonna see how it goes.
But, left side or right side of the shaft is not well defined. There’s an infinite number of it. Could you defined it in addition to draw it in red ?
Sweet glove and carbon shaft. I’m sure you’re an APA killer..and I do appreciate what you are trying to convey. But.. your stroke hand and arm are way to close to your body in relation to your back elbow. My guess is you used to have the Keith McCready chicken wing and are over compensating. According to your puppet analogy, your back arm should be hanging straight down and not touching your side. It is not. Lose the glove, the Mosconi Cup replica jersey, however many wackadoo synthetic shafts you have..spend 2k on a WOOD custom cue with a WOOD shaft. Oh yeah, it’s super clever that you have actually managed to weave some sexual innuendo and pool into your channel name. Man..that is awesome!
when shooting far do you imagine the same size up close of the cue stick?
bro is not lying at all,respected u bro
When my opponent hits this shot and it just rattles the pocket I always says "oof too hard" and it pisses them off every time lol. (Do not attempt this with strangers)
Nice
Most people should know that with banks if you medium speed or at the right speed for every bank it'll go in. Lots hit hard and lots hit slower but they usually find out they miss and this includes myself obviously
I've noticed that this shot completely changes when it is a slight back cut. Like when both balls are near the rail but the cue wall is closer to the rail than the object ball. I can't seem to make this shot at pocket speed when it's in this situation, and have to shoot it fast I should probably mention this is the case when you are facing A cue ball and rail that is on the side of your handedness. So this is when the cue ball and rail are on the right side and the object wall is slightly leftward of that if you are right-handed
This is the best explanation of the mirror system. The graphics makes it easy to comprehend. I never knew the 2-rail kick/bank shot was even possible using this system. Gracias!
You talk too much
Thank you
En español por favor
I could not draw for the life of me. People kept telling me, "loose grip and follow through." It wasn't working. Couldn't figure out why. Then one day, Corey Deuel visited my town and did a group clinic. Taught me how to draw within 5 minutes.
What was his advice
@@user-zz8nf3tu3x He said to tighten my ring and pinky fingers while the wrist is relaxed at the end of the stroke to keep my tip down. He also said envision the tip to end up beyond the cue ball to increase power (distance) of the draw. My friends and other league players always told me to keep my wrist and hands relaxed as much as possible and follow through. This wasn't working for me as I would accidentally raise the tip to do a stop shot.
I recall you doing a video on the Japanese custom cues. Do you prefer your Cuetec cue over them?