He chalked the tip 45 times without shooting a ball

Is it possible to draw if the cue is frozen to the rail, 1 inch from the rail or if there's a ball in the way of the stroke and you have to make a high bridge?

From a vintage,,,, accomplished shooter.,,,,,, And cue maker.,,,,,, ….. I do thank you for your time. You do not have to be famous. You sir are accomplished. Forget fame. You have studied.!! You are worth subscribe.!!!!

Good lessons bud. Thank you.

Very cool. Nice presentation

Another great video like always.... 👍

The power draw is one of the best shots ever in pool I've ever seen

*Demonstrates shot on air* *rechalks* *repeat*

8:57 QUESTION - When you use that bottom left spin there, the left aspect of the spin makes it so that you have to compensate for squirt (cue ball squirts towards the right) and throw (object ball gets thrown towards the right) in aiming, right?... So you'd have to aim a little towards the left on the object ball (to still get the straight shot), right? And if you were traveling a long distance between the cue ball and object ball, you'd even have to compensate for cue ball curve (cue ball curves back towards the left after squirting towards the right), especially if the butt of your cue stick was elevated some (if not using draw), right? Just trying to confirm that I am understanding how this stuff works. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. You're a really good player and teacher, but you should consider setting up the camera so it's an overhead view of the table.

Always good info.

What do you mean by cue power and how to achieve this ?

Awesome video

tks for sharing. i like ur videos

If you try top right spin to the shot @ 9:24 then will it works?

hey, can i ask what the size of your table? :D btw nice vids

what tip do you use and what size shaft?

Good leeson I needed . Thax u

For the shot you played at 9:20 you said bottom left. Should it not have been bottom right? Surely bottom left would narrow the angle?

what chalk do you use?

Should your cue tip touch the felt when shooting a draw shot

very interesting kick & bank shots except for some of the views was not properly visible.

I'm pretty sure I'm doing everything right but I can't get it to draw. What might I be doing wrong even though I think it's right? Or could it just be my cue?

Teach me how to break please

Hi, How to change the aim when we are striking the cue ball at bottom right? Aiming will change when we hit the cue ball left or right. Right?

I'm struggling with my back spin. I tried being parallel to the table but it didn't work. Ball just followed through or stopped. But when I hit the cue ball at an angle it spun back. So I thought I needed to angle the cue stick. Tried again on an angle , but now it won't work. Ugh.. wish someone could view me and tell me what I'm doing wrong :(

You make good videos, and I think you have a lot of talent. You're going to be a great player if you stick with it. I just want to add some constructive criticism for shots like this, if you don't mind. Your advice regarding a player needing an extremely loose wrist for power draw shots is not good advice. In fact I think it can be detrimental to developing players. A relaxed wrist is fine. A slight wrist snap can also work very well. But a very loose, floppy wrist is bad mechanics, unless you spend years and years developing a stroke with a floppy wrist where you can replicate that action consistently. Bustamante's stroke is a good example of this. But the wrist technique you are demonstrating is even floppier than his. The straighter your stroke is, and the better your cue alignment (I don't mean aim, alignment and aim are two very different things) is, the better you will stroke the cue ball, and the less effort is required. Even with a completely static wrist you can still generate a ton of power. On power spin shots I myself use a slight wrist snap. But really it's all in the cueing action. A slight wrist snap can absolutely help you generate power, but I feel it's really important to point out the difference between a very loose and floppy wrist vs. slight wrist action. If you want proof, watch snooker players. A lot of them use hardly any wrist action whatsoever and they can draw (or 'screw' as they call it) the cue ball back on very long shots with ease. Rather than loose wrists, quite a few snooker players (and some pool players) use a grip called the 'butterfly grip', which is where you completely open up the back two or three fingers on the backstroke, which allows you to pull your cue back with no interference, and then 'close' them back up on the forward stroke. Anyways, I don't mean any offense, different things work for different people. I just think on this one particular issue regarding the wrist, you are teaching something that is counterproductive, and overall a bad habit for amateur players who still developing their strokes.

Up on the shot at 5:18 like a bullet from a gun. :)

You should really focus on staying down in the shot position. On your power draw shots you lift your head and torso even before the cue strikes the ball, this dramatically affects your accuracy and makes straight cue delivery difficult. No offence, just a tip for steadier improvement in your game.

It jump the cue ball when I do it, you have some tips?

U really need more camra angles to explain everything nice video though

Would have gave a thumbs up but wrong spin direction was called till you made the shot with left spin still enjoy the vids

Can you do me a favor and play 8 Ball Pool on mobile. I would greatly appreciate it tell me how to make some trick shots on that since that's what everybody's going towards.

thnx again,,, no need to reply.... ... .

He always really is trying to get those 10 minutes.

that is not power draw, more like medium, power draw is a whole table draw or close to it not half table

Just to let you know u put ‘ho to...’

Hey Bro I wanted to know what is the key to playing back spin , follow or left and right English ? Is it how hard I hit the cue ball or do I have to push the cue ball so it doesn't spin or what?

How many times can you chalk for legit no reason...

less talking, more potting.

hi

Preaches about not dropping elbow first backspin shot drops elbow and jumps up #smh

"Always chalk your cue good" What does he do... He chalks for imaginary balls...

Entiza 20 veces sin tirar😠

Your technique is not very good. Check out snooker players for screwing the ball. U don’t have to hit the ball hard and u never mention the key to any shot which is TIMING.

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Thought I’d check this guy out on draw shots. Sorry I did…he’s just a kid with a high opinion of himself. Loves to hear his own voice and needs a pair of shoes. He is a mediocre player with much to learn. I won’t be back.

too much talk

Quit jumping up during a shot

Sorry mate, but your back draw sucks. You don‘t put quality in your stroke. You are just hitting the cueball very hard below the middle. The cueball come back with this type of stroke, but you can‘t do it like this on a 9ft table, where you have to draw back longer ways for position on the other end of the table

still too much talk, need more actions

Video is too long and too much dialogue. It's not needed.

A little tip to gain some added credibility . PUT SOME SHOES ON.

Not even close to a powerful backspin...

Dude you always put chalk... calm tf down you dont make 10 shots every time

5:20 b4 u hit a ball wow big 👎

U r talking too much

Don't talk so much.

Dear lord. People, do yourself a favor and watch max eberle video about draw. Dupree, you don't practice what you preach and it's fkn disgusting if you make a actual nickel off of your garbage. I don't hate you, I just think you need to work on your shit first before giving advice, because if talk is all you are good for, then you might as well add, to stroke your cue as straight as possible. The how and the why is most important. Can you even explain why your elbow dropped, let alone the disadvantages and why and how to remedy it? Got a million wannabee virtual instructors now and drill masters, yet the same small handful of pros. Now why is that?