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How to Practice Pool, Secrets of the PROS! 

Shortstop On Pool
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This video is not about "what" to practice but "how" to think about practice. Learn how the professionals approach training vs competition.
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Комментарии : 79   
@MrAndydavis78
@MrAndydavis78 Год назад
I lied before. This is my favorite video. Just got a table (like just, it's still not assembled) and was thinking about how to practice... Will be considering all of this as i develop a plan. And will try and distill it for my boy -he's a hockey player but so many relevant elements. ... You really need a follow-up to this one Bob! Cheers!
@ShortstopOnPool
@ShortstopOnPool Год назад
Hmmm, you're right. I will put a follow-up to this on this list. Thanks!
@oatmeal9900
@oatmeal9900 2 года назад
I've been watching pool tutorial videos for years and have never commented on one. I have to say, this is an EXCELLENT video and I thank you very much for taking the time and effort to communicate your message. This is not the only time I will watch this. Thanks again!
@toxman69
@toxman69 2 года назад
Right on Bob. I’ve followed from the beginning of my getting into pool which because of my girlfriend. She has played for over thirty years and is very good! She’s impressed with my progress and made some of her own as a result of your instruction. So from me a humble thank you!
@golfingmadeeasy
@golfingmadeeasy Год назад
Focusing on the process is what I teach my golf students also. Great!
@DavidDiaz-jt2km
@DavidDiaz-jt2km 2 года назад
Boy, do I wish I had seen this video when I first started to play the game of pool. It's quite a bit tougher to unlearn all those bad habits I picked up. Every beginner should watch this video. Great video!!!
@adamwilliams6704
@adamwilliams6704 2 года назад
This is great Bob! Such a good synopsis of a skill so many are never taught, not only in pool, but in all areas of life: HOW to improve; HOW to learn. We are so often urged to learn, grow, and improve, but so very few people give a clear-headed analysis of HOW that is done! But this video does it wonderfully; thank you for making and sharing it!
@millsbobster
@millsbobster 2 года назад
this may be your best video yet, Bob. and that's really saying something, because you've delivered quality every time.
@pete-dog
@pete-dog 2 года назад
Wow a video that actually delivered on the promise of its title. Lots of wisdom here. From a guy who's been trying to figure out how to play this game well for many years - there are concepts here that I've come close to figuring out but this really lays things out clearly. Thanks - I'm gonna watch this one a few times!
@eduardoeleonora881
@eduardoeleonora881 9 месяцев назад
Hello Bob. Hope all is well. I am an amateur player and recently started looking at youtube videos to help improve my game. I have to say that is one of the best videos i have come across thus far!!! Greatly appreciate the time you take to make these videos and look forward to future content. Bless
@SenseiNatePlaysPool
@SenseiNatePlaysPool 2 года назад
It’s awesome how much more content has been devoted to the mental/developmental side of the game recently, mine included. This one takes the cake though. Great stuff Bob! As a competitive traditional Japanese karate practitioner, I love how you sited kata, albeit I have my own ideas of how karate and pool blend, I loved hearing it said from someone else finally! Seriously good stuff my man. Keep it up!
@MarkAJaegerVideo
@MarkAJaegerVideo 6 месяцев назад
I've studied hand-eye coordination sports practice and mental approaches in preparation for competition as high as the Olympic Trials. Now, I'm trying my hand at pool. Much to learn, eh? IMO: You are exactly correct in the video above. Fundamentals are the foundation of the game. Every time I have had trouble the trouble was resolved by working the fundamental underlying the issue. BTW: Your videos are both informative and entertaining. Great job!
@ShortstopOnPool
@ShortstopOnPool 6 месяцев назад
Thank you so much!
@AccordionJoe1
@AccordionJoe1 Год назад
Most pros practice their game all day every day. And if they are really lucky, they can actually make a living at pool. Spend as much time and effort on building a business and you will be far better off. Your chances of becoming well off, perhaps even rich, are much greater. Don't give up on pool, just play for fun and if you happen to win some cash occasionally in a local tournament, good for you.
@walterpeters9201
@walterpeters9201 Год назад
And they also have the luxury of a pool table at the house 🤑. If I had a table I'd shoot a rack as the coffee was brewing
@trw4war322
@trw4war322 Год назад
Very Practical Advice!!!
@johnmeehan7884
@johnmeehan7884 9 месяцев назад
You just showing you don't have what it takes.
@CaptainOnePocket
@CaptainOnePocket 3 месяца назад
Shortstop, you're the best! ❤ thank you for everything you've done! You have solidified yourself among the greats. You have made such a beautiful contribution to elevating the sport and quality of play, not to forget our enjoyment of the game! Gute Stoß!
@arc-sd8sk
@arc-sd8sk Год назад
Every video seems to strike right at the core of the issue at hand. You're an excellent teacher, thank you for making these videos!
@joebrady5591
@joebrady5591 5 месяцев назад
😢😢😢😢 I can only like a video once!!! This is absolute gold... thank you. Hopefully I can put it to good use in my own practice!!
@PersistentWolfBilliards
@PersistentWolfBilliards 2 года назад
Great video Bob - I often look at the outcome, not the process. I need to start looking more at the process and working on my fundamentals more. My practice sessions need to be more focused, and I love the quote - Amatures practice to make the shot, professionals practice so they can't miss.
@jasonh3109
@jasonh3109 2 года назад
Great video!!!! Such an amazing way you have to break something down into bite sized pieces. Impressive! Love it! Keep ‘em coming.
@ninjabakerdaddy3220
@ninjabakerdaddy3220 2 года назад
Comparing pool with martial arts, finally! As a Tae Kwon Do instructor myself, I've found so many relationships between the two.
@raystanczak4277
@raystanczak4277 2 года назад
Very good. After watching the many videos out there and practicing what they’re teaching, I simplify and select the information that I pass on to usually not very good players-because everyone wants to get better, or they’d be doing something else. Newer players can become frustrated (remember?) so I focus on a few things to keep their attitudes positive. First, get the fundamentals established. I tell them that now they LOOK like a pool player. Then, I explain that every shot has a part A-the shot, and part B-the shape. I tell them that part B is more important than part A when you’re learning. Don’t sweat a miss, but notice where the cue ball ends up. Part A doesn’t mean a thing without part B. The added benefit is that they start to realize that there are many facets to this game, not just pocketing balls. Makes it much more interesting to them and removes some of the negativity resulting from just focusing on making balls when they’re not yet able to make many. So they got praised for something even when they miss. Second, relax and have a good time playing this beautiful and fulfilling game. You can enjoy it for a lifetime. (I’m 72, and playing the best pool of my life! And still learning EVERY day.)
@ShortstopOnPool
@ShortstopOnPool 2 года назад
Great stuff! Another "deepity" that I think is good to plant in beginners brains - you don't control the balls, you only control your cue stick.
@ThiccEagle
@ThiccEagle 2 года назад
Great video. Thank you sir. I enjoy videos that help bridge the gap between amateurs and pros
@CueballcontrolSometimes
@CueballcontrolSometimes 2 года назад
Thanks Bob. Win or lose I am looking at my misses and trying to have them less often partly but also by a smaller amount of error.
@apexpredatorbilliardstraining
@apexpredatorbilliardstraining 2 года назад
this is the second time that you have made a video that gets me in the zone... powerful skill that you have shared.....i am a vcaribbean pool player so i dont play straight pool but i when i can
@RabahRayanNabilEl16
@RabahRayanNabilEl16 2 года назад
This is one of the best pool breakdowns I ever seen real talk 👌🏾
@silvercue9625
@silvercue9625 2 года назад
What everyone else before me said❤️👍🏻 But I quit playing it n 1997 for several reasons Too many hours working and commuting :( Needed to spend more time with my family The game became too easy ! I had been playing since 1967 About 1990 I decided to never miss a shot that I should make. I simplified my thought process and my last thoughts were only on pocketing the ball I learned to trust my stroke and achieved my goal ! An unexpected side result was my position play also improved ❤️💪 After a couple of years with my new focus, I could walk in cold and run racks of 9 ball
@alkimsey1201
@alkimsey1201 2 года назад
I like this vid!!!! So much is said about how to shoot and aim but this vid takes us into the mental aspect and the thought process. I like this alot...Thanks, Bob.
@davidbarror1899
@davidbarror1899 2 года назад
One of the best pool videos I've ever seen. Thank you.
@wauttz
@wauttz 2 года назад
Great Job! Still watching your visual alignment video and showing it to friends.
@teewhitt
@teewhitt 2 года назад
Another excellent video! The content and the way it is explained is spot on! Very insightful for someone trying to improve. Thank you!
@DaneliusUK
@DaneliusUK Год назад
Enjoyed it, thank you.
@jamescathcart4762
@jamescathcart4762 2 года назад
Good Stuff!
@Blinkerson55
@Blinkerson55 2 года назад
Thanks coach! I'll take these new skills to table and and teammates. Already shared...We play in a league with many masters and always improving. Cheers, Chicago Ray
@skipmeehan9088
@skipmeehan9088 2 года назад
Very clear and relevant lesson for players at any level.
@thadstuart8544
@thadstuart8544 3 месяца назад
youre a great teacher man
@aiwood6769
@aiwood6769 Год назад
Excellent video, has already helped my game discipline. Thank You
@djamo1969
@djamo1969 2 года назад
It wasn’t “incidental” that I liked this! 😎
@agreekinnorway
@agreekinnorway Год назад
Very nice video Mr.
@DennyFrenchNetwork
@DennyFrenchNetwork 2 года назад
Great video and delivery of the material! Thank you!
@brett6314
@brett6314 2 года назад
I really enjoy this channel. Thanks for the content. I'm frustrated that at times I cant "see" the shot. I might make it because I'll estimate the angle and use a chart that I've memorized but I've mostly switched to more of a feel on where I know it needs to be. Some I just can see ie obtuse angles.
@mhf1979
@mhf1979 2 года назад
Thanks Bob for this great video on training mentality and physically 👍👍👍
@robbiegf900akajwalker5
@robbiegf900akajwalker5 2 года назад
This was awesome 😎 subbed. Great content 😊👍 Cheers pal, from the UK
@Chandra041085
@Chandra041085 Год назад
This is great!
@tdallenkk
@tdallenkk 2 года назад
Excellent video. Nice job and spot on!
@MPL_14.1
@MPL_14.1 2 года назад
Excellent video Bob and spot on.
@MrBobZack
@MrBobZack 2 года назад
Brilliant presentation…..thanks❤️
@harrydrury4734
@harrydrury4734 Год назад
so true .
@BlackjackDSapolis
@BlackjackDSapolis 2 года назад
Great video!
@ShelfImprovement
@ShelfImprovement 2 года назад
Well done. Thanks
@gordonvanderveer4394
@gordonvanderveer4394 2 года назад
Outstanding!!
@davepaul118
@davepaul118 2 года назад
Wha the fuc@ did i just watch????????????? That is with out a doubt the best pool video i have ever watched, and i have watched a lot of videos. Fantastic, and great advice
@danender5555
@danender5555 Год назад
@4:54 shot entry... looking on your feet when approaching the shooting line is not too bright.
@paulctx
@paulctx 2 года назад
I need suggestions for how to help a newbie who doesn't want "practice"? How can they get _some_ benefit from just playing the game? For instance, I try to tell them "make a prediction and observe the actual results" but maybe even that's asking too much.
@ShortstopOnPool
@ShortstopOnPool 2 года назад
The saying goes, "you cannot help someone who is not ready to receive help". Set an example and when ready they will ask.
@horsedaddy230
@horsedaddy230 Год назад
Why do you and others use their grip hand to chalk the cue ?
@ShortstopOnPool
@ShortstopOnPool Год назад
1) proper application of chalk is a brushing motion that is more natural with the dominant hand 2) placing the butt of the cue on the floor to chalk encourages proper pace of play so you do not rush the shot and so you execute all steps of the pre-shot routine
@chancemholton6611
@chancemholton6611 2 года назад
Good vid..you forget the spiritual side is the 3rd rule....so physical and mental
@ShortstopOnPool
@ShortstopOnPool 2 года назад
At one point in the video I show a few book covers. One is Way of the Peaceful Warrior. They made a movie from the book starring Nick Nolte. Has a more spiritual leaning but I thought it would be too much to enter that realm in this video. Another time...
@chancemholton6611
@chancemholton6611 2 года назад
@@ShortstopOnPool very good
@valentenicoletti3622
@valentenicoletti3622 2 года назад
niiiiice video!
@user-ds9gt5hs4u
@user-ds9gt5hs4u 8 месяцев назад
👍👍
@i_am_making_memories
@i_am_making_memories 2 года назад
Can somebody tell me what ghost or high run means?
@skipmeehan9088
@skipmeehan9088 2 года назад
A ghost is an invisible/imaginary opponent in a specific game you may be practicing, A high run amounts to the number of balls sunk prior to missing.
@ShortstopOnPool
@ShortstopOnPool 2 года назад
What Skip said. So a practice example - you might play "the ghost" a race to 5 nine-ball. You break, then take ball in hand. If you run out, you win. If you fail to run out, the ghost wins. No safeties, the ghost never misses. Its a way to simulate match play, test yourself during practice.
@i_am_making_memories
@i_am_making_memories 2 года назад
@@ShortstopOnPool Makes sense. Thanks! Is there a way to do this with 8-ball?
@i_am_making_memories
@i_am_making_memories 2 года назад
@@skipmeehan9088 I did some research. When you say number of balls sunk do you mean like straight pool / 14.1 or whatever?
@ShortstopOnPool
@ShortstopOnPool 2 года назад
@@i_am_making_memories Typically yes. But could also be equal offense or something like this - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4oAQn-47PqE.html
@carlcrader1939
@carlcrader1939 6 месяцев назад
What's a river card? I don't play poker.
@beercanbrian1880
@beercanbrian1880 2 года назад
There are a million "how to run out......" or "pattern play......" or etc etc etc blah blah videos out there. That sh*t will get someone who's is trying to become a respectable pool player head spinning. Nothing wrong with the info but it won't make anyone a better pool player. This video highlights the most important aspect of your pool game. S-T-R-O-K-E stroke stroke stroke.
@6mdm
@6mdm 2 года назад
Actually, I can stroke crooked and still slam balls in from the other end of the table. Physics. I’ve seen players with terrible strokes run racks and there is actually a scientific reason for it. My teacher has shown this to top players in the world. People often think it was the stroke that caused the miss. 80 + % it was something else.
@beercanbrian1880
@beercanbrian1880 2 года назад
@@6mdm I agree. There's "texbook" then there's what works. As long you're stroke is straight, pretty much all that counts.Alan Hopkins had a poke stroke. Keith McCready had that funky sidewinder stoke. If you miss, one of two things. Aim was incorrect or your stroke skewed the cue ball off it's intended line.
@6mdm
@6mdm 2 года назад
@@beercanbrian1880 yes, true. But my point was the stroke can be crooked and because of deflection and correction from english throw, on inside english shots you can come through incredibly crooked and still pocket the shot. It’s a little known “gem of physics” I often show this to players and watch their jaw bounce twice on the floor! This is true with a very low deflection shaft. Amazingly, the opposite is true with a regular deflection shaft: accidental or “on purpose fade “ with outside english will self correct the shot.
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