I never thought about the unnecessary shoulder movement...good vid.. Thanks Chris 👍🇳🇿

I’ve been trying to get back into my game and you videos have been very helpful. Keep up the good work

I have really enjoyed all of your videos having watched them numerous times. Your patient and straight forward explanations are outstanding! It makes everything easy to understand and put into practice. Please keep them coming as I looked forwarded to seeing more!

Lil Chris learning fundamentals is the one I watch over and over it is very explained in detail for lower levels it helps thank you Susan

Lil Chris thanks for showing me the stance, I was standing with my feet in reverse and could not understand why I felt off. Thanks Again

Thnx Chris for these videos! As one who spent years banging away on the table, I realize I have alot to learn n practice on to be more consistent! You lay out the fundamentals very well, as with all of your videos...thnx again

Very helpful. Particularly the "Grip Hand" being directly beneath the elbow at the point the tip is near the cue ball. Closed bridge technique is good too. Been working on my closed bridge a lot more since i've always used open-bridge. Thanks for he insightful video! - SUBSCRIBED

Love your video explaining everything is perfect for anyone to understand. I learned a lot from this short video of what I was doing wrong. Tky. ❤

Picked up some good tips from the grip especially the rail shot Thx

I struggle with my form when shooting and this video has helped me alot! Thanks Chris!

Great lesson Chris. Thank you.

Very helpful. This will help me improve. Thank you.

I've always been awkward on the rail. Thanks for showing how to do a bridge on the rail!

Just discovered your videos...some of the best I have seen. Would you add a video on stroke. I struggle with on length of stroke, grip hand movements, and follow through. Thanks

Nice tutorial Lil’ Chris, very well explained…👍🏻💪🏻

Nice video, Chris!

Thanks a lot, you are the best 👍👍

Keep up the great work!

It can be very easy to underestimate the power of basics and improving our stance will certainly improve the game. I like that you demonstrated for left and right handed players. Well done "LITTLE" Chris! :)

Hi Chris, I like your video very much and i think the very basic technic in every shot is how to keep the cue ball direction stable along the way to the target ball after the shot. Most beginner player find it really difficult to make this happened. I hope you could explain more about this. Thank you.

Hi, Chris! As always, another great lesson, much appreciated. My request is this, could you please put up a video on how to gauge cut shots? I can make those on a 1/3 table distance from cue to object ball most of the time; I start missing at 1/2 table length (making about 50%) and really drop off when shooting 70% table length or more. Is there a technique I could practice, or just more practice ( :-) )? Thanks in advance - Bill.

Your teaching is awesome because of slow and proper explanation for each scenario. Some shots in pool are difficult to stand / bend to play can u helps on those too pls

Thanks for the closed hand bridge, it helped me a lot rather than open hand bridge.

First video I've seen on KZfaq without a dislike....good work

I love this fundamentals ❤️💯💥🙌

Good work mate...

Looking forward to seeing this channel grow. You do good work friend. Thank you for posting, dont forget about us!!

One thing I would say is a negative for a closed bridge is that your bridging finger obscures your view of where you are aiming. Then again, I am from a snooker background so I do find an open bridge more comfortable.

Great video as always. I’m really curious on where I can get a set of balls like that. They are super cool!

Hey Chris, I appreciate all of your informative videos. Could you make a video on equipment? I'd like to invest in a better cue but not sure about breaking cues and regular cues, cue tip sizes, weights, etc. Thanks!

Nice video sir.

Good video!

Thanks 😊👍

You're the best

its a helpful video 👍

I'm playing in leagues n it has help me alot with ball control

Thanks 👍

See you have a lathe on your work bench! Would love to see a tip install demonstration.

very informative.. i just subscribed and been bige watching your video tutorials.. hope you upload more.. about masse and jump draw or jump then spin. thanks

Hello Little Christ where you located?? I need some lessons please!??$ PLEASE CONTINUE TO MAKE THOSE GREAT VIDEOS. THX

Hi, Chris. I have trouble with the cue ball and bridge hand when I'm trying to set up over a ball that is either against or too close to another ball. Do you have any videos that address this, or any suggestions? Thanks for all you do.

Good video. The other person I've seen go through stance, bridge and head is Tor Lowry. If you don't know him, you will like his instructional videos. He's been at it for a long time.

Got one for you if and when you get into a funk and cant make a ball how do you get out of it and get back to shooting like you know you can

Thanks for the 💞 now how can I get some lessons please???

I have played recreational for years and a few small leagues long ago. After watching this video, I have played the open hand bridge for almost my entirety. I also now understand why the cue ball would go everywhere because I can see I do not have the best control of the stick throughout the striking motion (between grip placement and half correct open hand bridge...lol). Being an open hand style player, do you think its best to really work on the closed hand so that I can teach myself better control techniques or simply fine tune the open hand? Also figured I would ask your thought on Viper Revolution pool cues. I was looking at the 18-19 oz Revolution Spider for game play with a 21 oz Revolution Rider for breaks. (Viper brand being looked at as I am wanting to be in the $100 range a cue as opposed to the much higher $$ ones)

Thanks chris, i picked up the rail shot i will have to practice that soon because i always have put my hand on the rail as i am taking the shot. Also i have a question on the bridge. I use both the open and closed bridge but more commonly the closed. Should i practice using just one bridge or should i continue using both if need be.

Hi Chris, is that a 'Ginacue' stick you're using? 'just curious, thanks!

Hi Chris, Could I share your video on my channel? I'm Thai and I thought your video will help Thai pool player so much.

Love the video. However, it didn't address the one thing I was actually hoping to see discussed and that is how you close your grip hand around the cue. Such as where your fingers are positioned, how loose or tight you're holding the cue, etc. Any thoughts you have are greatly appreciated.

And now for a pool question… But you said that you (meaning us) would like to use a close to grip on the majority of your shots, why?

Chris do you use hand chalk ?

Some players grip is way behind that's why some shots they are struggling to play shots like back-spin

Hi cris I'm right hand and left aye dominant where I should align the cue

What kind of floor is that? Is that stained concrete or some type of laminate?

What chalk do you use?

I like the cross on your hand. I hope that indicates that you are a Christian brother. God Bless You!

Hate to be the bearer of bad news but Pros for the most part don't aim like this anymore you need to get a lesson from Marc Wilson or CJ Wiley

Not to be mean but when u Lean over the table,on the table, and talk , u remind me of a teacher. Please stand up and talk. thanks.