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I already watched the glitchy version, but the content is so good, I gotta watch it again.

Great examples. Thanks Niels!

Great lesson. Crazy thing is I freaken know this crap but sometimes I just need to be reminded of it. You’re 100% correct. U need to get back to this thought process. Thanks.

Following up with this episode, it would be great to see a commenting one on some of your real matches! Walking us through a touch match you had once and share with us what you were thinking when you made decisions on the table for position/strategy/mentality under pressure?

What an eye opener! Thanks Niels

This is just fantastic training. Well explained and demonstrated. Love this channel.

Between this and watching/listening to your other BNH videos stressing 'line of position' I think I am begining to get it. That is saying a lot because it will take much practice to quickly identify the best road and then actually make the shot. Great lesson, Thanks so much!

Always helpful videos. Thanks.

Damn it. My wife has been yelling at me about the line of position (or shot line) forever now. I have to practice this again before she reads this comment. Which she will because she loves your game Niels

Awesome job with the teach as usual Neil ! Thank you for everything you do for amatuers like me.

I just found this channel like 90mins ago and I’ve already improved my pool IQ by 20%

Your enthusiasm is contagious. Another great video.

Niel thank you for constantly add new valuable knowledge display in your videos. It’s highly appreciated.

You da man neils!!!

Great! also . . use this when leaving your buddy tough.

Great stuff Niels! Congrats on the induction into the Hall of Fame last year. Well deserved.

Always great tips Nils, i hope you win the eurotour tomorrow👏👏

I tried to come up with solutions for these shots before watching yours and realized how poor of a position mindset i have, this is truly eyes opening, thanks Niels❤

Great video Niels .. thanks

Good stuff my friend!!! It shows that in many cases using the natural line allows more control without having to use trickery manipulation for the preferred result. Just a little more time to think things through means a lot. Enjoyed that, Thanks! Be Safe

This one works great :) thanks for the content ;)

One of your unique videos I’ve ever watched. Cheers mate

Outstanding video. Thank you for this information, and the examples.

Thanks Niels

Great stuff!!

Excelente Sensei... muy buen material para practicar y sacarle provecho durante una partida...

Thank you for the very nice tips~~!!!

Good tip champion thanks so much

Great job❤

Hi Niels, hope you're doing well! For me one of the best Terminator tips! I've been playing billiards for over 30 years but never really thought about it. Shame on me🙄😄 Thank you for that and good luck! Best regards Clemi

Great, informative video. High left on the 1 ball, on that one shot the video skips over in that last situation?

Phenomenal

I like the advice, and it is good and sound advice. But there is nuance to this that beginners and intermediate players might not pick up. On the first and second shot, if you are stuck on the rail and shot-making is risky (say, you are playing on very tight pockets, imagine snooker pockets and you aren't in stroke), might be better for you to just play the one rail position. If you can stun it, then stun it. The better your shotmaking is, the more able you will be to take the better route. It is important to balance the shotmaking risk and positional risk, or keep it in mind, when making decisions like these. On third shot, this shot works well if you can reliably strike that second rail at a precise point. What if you needed to be on the correct side of the 2 ball, and striking the second rail makes it so that you might cross into the wrong side? In that case, the risk changes and you must sometimes play the position zone without striking the second rail. OR you just get very good and precise at striking a point on that second rail to ensure you stay on the correct side at all times. Of course it takes practice. In the event that you don't need to ensure you land on a certain side of the 2 ball, then you can do what is done in the video. The 4th shot I think the advice can be taken as is. I myself have made the mistake of trying to play the angle perfectly though. I would try to play the follow shot with inside spin such that when I hit the rail, I will go EVEN MORE in line of the 9 ball, rather than go wide of the actual line like you do in the video. Speed is important, of course. I think the inside spin can complicate things because you will be required to aim even thinner than you would want. So you might set the shot up thin and have the cue ball throw the object ball in. But due to swerve and the precise aim required to ensure I hit just past the pocket point, I sometimes scratch, or run the cue ball into the pocket point, and at that point I am definitely not going into the line of the shot. The 5th shot, both shots (the one your opponent chose, and the one you would have done) require practice, knowing where the cue ball will strike. If a player is better with shooting one shot over another, then that's on them, but it is also why they would choose to shoot differently. But this can also be said, that the player needs to work on their flaws so they can make better decisions.

Neil... I wish when you use any english on a object ball your hitting, you would SHOW WHERE on that object ball where your aiming or making contact with, to show how much your under cutting it INTO the rail before the pocket...Because you only show contact with the cue ball in your diagram images...Ty

Sorry i meant Niels...And if you can make a video on cross corner shots from one end of the table to the OTHER end of the table from ALL different degrees

Hi Niels, first of all a BIG THANK YOU for your high class content! As we are a Billard Club in Germany which is eager to have a good streaming video quality, I am very interested in your camera dn audio equipment. I would very appreciate if you could tell me which Hard- and Software you are using for your created conetent! Thank you in participation!

Great lesson Niels. My only concern is that sometimes you have no choice and must play to cross the line of position, hoping your speed control is spot on. Is there always a line of position shot to play, and I just have to find it?

Well Niels, you gonna need that Paypal donation, because I'm grabbing all the prize money in front of nose after all those valuable tips. ;-)

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Hi Niels! Great video. I am an experienced player but I have a lot to learn still but I literally started watching the video that Accu-Stats put out a day ago titled “JOHNNY ARCHER vs EFREN REYES - Sands Regency Open XXIII” and noticed the very first rack Johnny broke and ran but crossed the line on every single shot. I struggle with this I think so I am trying to re-wire myself so to speak. Can you offer your thoughts on this? Is this something pool players have not always thought about? I guess I’m curious if it’s feasible most of the time or if it doesn’t apply a lot of the time. How do you approach it in a game/set? Thanks in advance!

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I love you.

Niels, how are you champ? I clicked on a link in one of your other videos that offered virtual training (i think) but when I clicked the link it didn't take me to anymore info about the lessons it just kept loading, can you get back with me on this soon because club tourny season starts soon after a delay so I need world champions help asap. I want to be at my very best this season.

How do we get from the 2 to the 3 in the first situation? It seems I always end up with a 50 yard line shot on the 3 now matter how I do it.

I understand english even though english is not my mother language.but the word high margin of error always confuse me.i always hear this world espicially on dr.dave chanel he always refere the best position play as a high margin for error.🤔 as mr.Niels stated here.i understand high margin for error means high percentage of error and the lower the margin for error means its better for the end result.or am i missing somthing?🙄

Hey Niels, in my last tournament I realized I tend to choke up (not let my stroke out) on shots I regularly make in practice. I hit the balls more "safely" (being more afraid of scratches than I would in practice) and it ends up costing me games. Any mental tips regarding this?

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I feel as though I watched this already,,but it was just posted?? Hmm?

Awesome videos bud, but the margin of error should always be smaller not larger. It’s semantics though, i know what you meant. Keep up the good work.

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that little bit of english is difference of me making the ball and missing.... i get off centerball i am dicey at best.

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kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bKtjlZN30d6nook.htmlsi=U933U2uEv1dArHxA Is this you in the middle table behind Fillers match? Terminator.