How to hold a POOL cue? This is how! 

Same, it just felt natural

The only one I probably don't do properly is the first bridge, but I can easily copy that technique. Everything I've learned has been self taught when I've played.

Good for you

I know this may be a very daft question but can you use your own bridge that you are comfortable with and then use that for every type of shot you do?

Same!! I play just for the fun of it and not really wanting to be competitive but this has been natural to be aside from the last bridge. Its always been awkward to me

Gloves

HYPERHIDROSIS?

Shazam it

It's 2023. Why do people ask questions like this

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​@@ALBINO1Dbecause they dont know the music?

The itch - Les Winner’s

yes, it's part of the tips

h a n d.

You want to be flirted with while being taught?? Real question.

@@SawzawOrSomethingyes and what about it?

I mean go to real billiards lmao​@@scarletbitch2684

So, what are you doing to “help yourself”? If only pool cues could vibrate…

😂

I'm learning this because I've made extrovert friends and i wanna look cool in front of them haha

@@tayluvofficial i forgot abt this comment but i beat him alot now 🙂

​@@kennyken2Nice job! Great to hear that you improved.

For some reason I can't do the open bridge

Yeah, I can’t do the open bridge either 😂

Your hand must make contact with the table. Jumping is also illegal. You typically only see that done for trick shots.

@@silkytsunami No, not really. As long as the jump is executed properly, with the cue striking the ball in a downward motion to cause the bounce off of the table, it is deemed a legal shot.

​@@silkytsunami Jumping by shooting between the table and bottom of the ball is illegal. Hitting the cue ball from above and driving it down into the table to make it jump is perfectly legal. I've done it many times in league play and tournaments.