Love your presentation and teaching style. I have twenty five years experience in corporate training and education and can confirm the way you communicate is very relatable and easy to understand making comprehension and retention very effective. Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work! (new subscriber)

I’m enjoying hearing things/elements that I haven’t heard elsewhere in quite some time. Thank you

I really like your channel it got a vibe to it. Its so refreshing

Love your Train with Me videos, thanks 😁I'm working on my game every day, primarily a consistent and repeatable stroke. Mark Wilson always talks about the stroke, how important it is, slow backstroke with a smooth transition, take time to watch where your tip finishes after the shot.

I watch these videos from many other contents creators, and it helps me remember the basic things that tend to fail or break down as the nights geow longer. Slow and smooth, and smooth is fast.

Another great video! This has helped me reflect on some of my own herky jerky tendencies. I’ll definitely be incorporating this feedback into my game.

Wow, your explanations are unique, and your analogies to help players understand their game are top-notch. The dots you connected in my head in just 3 minutes!! You are a gift to the pool community

These videos help me so much with my mindset in practice I use to get so upset missing shots in practice now I just look at the misses as a chance to learn from them keep up the good work!

Excellent video!!

Great video. Keep them coming.

Enjoyed your video...first time watcher.

Nice stroke!

Awesome content - and you look like Mark Ruffalo! 🎱

Wouldn't you want to shorten your bridge length if you're looking to draw it back less? My bridge is generally shorter than what you seem to start with.

47 and also a Trainer....and also preaching the same....but in German-italian 😉 ! Nice Video

nice explaination of shorter stoke for softer shot and longer stroke for faster "harder" shot, helping to keep smooth strokes, and judge distance. Remember, longer stroke allows more time on the foward swing for the cue to gather speed before contacting whitey, causing harder hit. Cueing speed stays similar for every shot, adjust length of the swing for the distance /speed /power required.

I use a open bridge but I know for a fact you need a want a longer bridge anywhere from 7 to sometimes 12 only use a shorter one if you have to

dont be too jerky or fast on pre shot slow down and smooth out initial get down and line up keep stroke transition smooth between pre strokes final pause and final forward, keep this in consious mind in practice, and in secondary mind in play. all good tips to apply.

Hi sir, ive seen alot of video tutorial on pool on youtube but no one have a lesson regarding how to adjust aim with english in a long shot(3 -7ft ) sharivari and mr cueball only demostrate spin with a 2-3 diamonds away with the objectball, hopefully yiu can make it in more distance shot, and where side to aim if you a looking on the pocket, tnx

On the length of the draw back length, isn’t it just a little higher on the cue ball? different gears for different draw back lengths. Ultimate low, maximum draw. Almost same stroke, same bridge length for every draw shot, just a variance of tip position?

Great information! Curious what kind of stick is that? Thank you!

Awesome video! Is that the professional or the ProAm?

To call something like this as "smoother", you might as well sight another aspect as "straighter". The shot at the beginning, is hard to say wether or not it is in fact smoother unless watching it in slow motion, but from the initial set up, an elbow drop must have occurred before the tip reaches the CB, thus a transition that must as well, result in deceleration, but since the shoulder rotated as a third point of hinge somewhere in the transition, the stick trajectory remained stable apparently as a unit, so therefore perhaps....smooth was achieved. However, the aspect of true stability in terms of effectively smooth, requires an acceleration moment through the CB. Because an object while accelerating in a intended trajectory, tends to always remain stable as a result of mass velocity being a squared proposition... ....or else a ever increasing oscillation would occur, therefore defeating and or diminishing acceleration effect, because you cant have both typically when it comes to stick delivery because of TIME itself being a scaled reference. Therefore, and I don't know if he mentions it in the video because I don't feel compelled to subject myself through the ordeal, when the beginning moments of the video certainly do not lend toward it's true definition.....the only way "smooth" can be achieved as a base line, is the moment of transitioning from the back stroke to the forward stroke where stability is derived and or "compromised" and thus....a whole lot of literature and facts can be written on what happens from there and it's reasons why for example some sticks play better for you because the stroke delivery is a signature of a given individual player that tends to remain constant and therefore in many cases, flawed. And so per example, a particular stick characteristic May in fact and does in fact, if one happens to find that right stick, a self-correcting timing type oscillation more than likely occurs in most cases in which an instability is created and somewhere in the resonance, we achieve a more stable frequency at the moment of truth just before the tip arrives through the cue ball....as one example. Another example can be when one chokes up on the cue as a new format type foundation that many will find instant remedy for a majority of or many problem shots I should say, and the reasons are various but just the same pretty much in every case, it doesn't offer 100% solution because of all the various variations of shot relationships divided by physical position a particular shot forces one into being which I estimate to be about 30% of shots easily if not more.... that's because it depends on the player and the better the player then the less they find themselves shooting off of a rail and so forth.... Physically choking up on a stick could in a lot of cases stabilize the transition from back to forward as well as change the balance point in which the oscillating effect of the stick traveling forward may change or maybe neutralized etc. Imo, i think it is obvious enough that the 18 or so minutes expired in this video, would be in reality a introductory length of time when delving into the very complex set of varying occurrences that would be more suited with something more of a clinical examination and explanation, not as remedy, but rather to open up the door of occurring facts that are more than likely unknown to some degree by most as an introductory to help one understand and then they can take it from there because with all the various variations I just don't see how there can ever be a one size fits all remedy and therefore a discussion on what is smooth in a generalized way is an ipso facto waste of time and or liability which is the case of many instructional videos especially on KZfaq where everybody thinks they are Moses coming down from the mountain with all the answers.

Im 51 too!

Enjoy your training tempo, just curious where are you located?

Great video!! Man, I cant seem to get my shoulders to fall in line with the shot. If you look at me straight on, youd notice my elbow is NOT aligned nor "hidden" behind my head. 😢😢😢😢

That's a sweet looking Cue. Can you make a video on it. Or tell me about it??

Bro said I’m 51 years old lol. You look 30 my brother

hi coach so which arm we focus on is it only the arm or the wrist or the finger when you pull and accelerate the cue

I make allesys a comparison to martial arts , you trayn your body with the same movement millions of time , and when you need it it happens without thinking.....also becsuse if you start to think how to deviate a punch.....it s to long of a thinking 😂 ! I like the way you explain things !

My like was the 1k

714 Fargo, I’m not arguing. Just listening.

714 is impressive

Please tell me the make and model of your cue. I REALLY want one. Thank you.

Like some your bridge seems too long…

This is completely incorrect. If you want to shorten your stroke, move your grip hand forward and shorten your bridge. The distance between grip hand and bridge hand should always be the same. Once you start to try and change the length of your backswing on every shot you will fail miserably. BTW, you got the 8 and the breaks.

Pause ..

exaggerating examples when teaching is always fuhnny.

Before I get going on this video (1 minute in) . . . I never "struggle" ~ I . just . screw-up. lol ^ ^ ^

Great video!