Side Spin Physics: Beginners Guide 

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I watched all of your side spin videos, and I didn't know that it could be this simple! Great explanation as always.

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Wonderful breakdown to the simple principles. Ive watched most of your vids about side spin and all the physics, but this "essential info" version really resonates with me. Thanks

Now I understand the contradictions of some and others about the deflection, it all depends on the speed of the shot. Thank you so much

Thanks for this. I never realized it switched dependent on speed. Might be why I always seemed to miss slower shots!

The hardest shot in pool for me, bar none. So many variables: how much side, deflection, strength of the shot, the distance, the cue, the cloth...

Great job man. This video is a real game changer for beginners 💪🏻💪🏻

Nice video, Schickling. I see you chose to leave out the Spin Induced Throw (probably to make it simple). Cheers!

I cant wait to see the new video. I am going to the club today and i hope this video helps.

Excellent explanation!!

Great vid!!

Great Lesson 👍

What do,you think of the “pivot point” method? (where you line up straight with a consistent bridge length for your cue, then pivot the aim) A video on that would be interesting. My own experience is that it breaks the alignment routine, to adjust after getting down on the shot.

I love your teaching style, Sharivari, but Dr. Dave’s FHE/BHE system is far easier to use across the speed/distance spectrum. BHE (pivot) for hard shots, FHE (parallel) for softer shots, and a mix of the two depending on the specific distance and speed required. The real beauty of this system is that it cancels out the need to change your aiming point. I use side-spin a lot (a good coach would say I over-use it), and after learning this system, I aim through the ghost ball on every shot, at any speed and distance… so it even cancels out spin-induced throw (SIT). I’m not going to link to this out of respect to Sharivari, but we are all students of the game, even the masters. :)

Thank you

I'm pretty decent on bank shots, but queball spin always gave problems. This video explains a lot why. I just need to adjust my speed better. 👍

Nice video and well demonstrated, thank you for sharing! When hitting with side spin, do you prefer to parallel shift your cue to the side you are hitting or do you use a pivot system?

You might want mention how throw effects the shot as well. When the object ball is further from the pocket, this will have a greater effect on the ball. Especially with low deflection cues.

HOSS hard outside soft same but you state this differently. For the hard shots, you state left spin, aim left, but i was looking at it as left spin, aim right - as in aiming the onuect ball further to the right. Youre indicating aiming the cue ball further left. Interesting. I wonder which perception is better? For soft same, id aim the object ball further left for soft left spin, respectively.

Get a Jacoby ultra shaft. Even shooting hard, I have to aim more into the object ball with spin.

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This is for beginners

Without saying whether you put sidespin using back-hand, front-hand, or parallel english, and what are the head movements you do, I have no clue what you mean by "aiming in the same direction" or "a bit more to the right/left"…

the gist of it is that there is no way to teach how to aim with side spin. it's boils down to experience and guesswork. the more experience you have the better the guess. too many factors to teach any specific method. you just gotta go do it until you know it. problem is most people don't have a solid enough foundation of what it takes to aim without side spin to even begin to understand what it takes to aim with it. without that experience you won't know what does what and it will just be guesswork and luck. you just gotta put in the hours (and i mean hours... 1000 hours of practice is a good start, but not nearly even close to enough)

Und das ist leider auch die Schwierigkeit für Beginner. Es gibt nämlich kein System das dir sagt, wie viel Adjustment du brauchst. Kommt auch immer auf die Qualität des Stoßes an.

Well done bravo