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MISTAKES PLAYERS MAKE WHEN PLAYING POSITION IN POOL- 8 Ball, 9 Ball, 10 Ball Position

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In this video we discuss common mistakes players make when attempting to play position in 8 Ball, 9 Ball, 10 Ball and other pool games. You will learn WHAT NOT TO DO and how to keep certain mistakes from ending your run-out.
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@FXBilliards 8 месяцев назад

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@samuelcook388 Год назад

As an old beginning player, this was informational. I will not only concentrate on making the shot, but what happens after. Thanks!

@kylemashburn5019 4 года назад

I love the way you go through different options for these shots, pointing out why certain shots are better!

@settogoflite 3 года назад

Cannot tell you how much you have improved my game! Always the best of advice that proves itself in real play! Keep it coming!

@samanthadeshane9589 10 месяцев назад

Hey. Shawty here who needs the bridge pretty often even on 7-8 ft tables. Learning to use it as an extension of my body is all part of the fun of the game for me. I recently hit one of my best draw shots with one last practice. Hope you’ve embraced it more. I love your videos and appreciate you so much. You’ve helped me improve my game immensely. Thanks for all you contribute to the community.

@FXBilliards 10 месяцев назад

Thank you

@jwilli9510 3 года назад

Love the scenario at about 13 min where you had to come down table after pocketing the 7 ball in the corner to gain position on the eight. One technique I'd love to see you mention is "cheating the pocket". it helps to adjust your line coming down table to the next ball if that ball is equidistant to both corner pockets. Another technique that helps in situations where the cue ball is close to a rail is using the bevel of the rail to ensure the cue has a better contact patch when shooting. Love your content keep it coming.

@geraldgoniwicha3686 4 года назад

Brian your doing amazing with these videos. They are the best. So easy to follow. Everything is great it just makes sense. Keep it up.

@onemoremisfit Год назад

I recognize those Kasson rails because I bought a set of them in '94 and retrofitted them to a bed of another manufacture, with ball return pockets instead of baskets, so my table is a one of a kind frankenstein. Those side pockets play tight from an angle. If I was a sure shot like you then I wouldn't be afraid of them, but for me on those either-or shots my chances are much better in the corner pocket where the ball can funnel in if I'm a little off.

@draeday6749 4 года назад

I must say u are a good teacher...u not only showing how to get it done but how to do it... I'M A FAN!!!... SALUTE

@bdudley2991 4 года назад

This is a compliment, pool sensei: Am I too stupid for pool? I didnt think so until I started watching your videos and realized how much I didn’t know. But now that I. Realize how much crap is in my cup, I’m ready to learn, I think. (Though I’m frequently in my cups when playing, which doesn’t help😜)

@markschepker6506 3 года назад

I'm getting better moving the cue ball into position. Sometimes I have to take low percentage shots due to missing my target spot. But even those shots are getting better. I have a better understanding of cue ball control and what shot to take (and not take) and when. It's thanks to this channel. My wins are increasing slowly and people have noticed. I still have tons of work to do though. Just wanted to give a shout to you guys and give credit where it's earned.. Keep up the good work. Thank you.

@rodneyjaynes2485 2 года назад

I have learned so much from your videos. I am just a "recreational" player, but I am dying to get an APA ranking. I have taught myself to shoot with either hand, and often get comments from the people I play with. Love the game and miss my days (nights) playing league pool. I should also add that I am 71.

@backyardbilliards101 4 года назад

There are a lot of people out there that do not know what ( think three balls ahead means) it means cue ball position not shot selection. Everybody knows what pocket they want the ball in but you need to know where to place the cueball each shot. Because if you don't get your cue ball right the first shot by your whole run could be messed up.

@jethrob258 4 года назад

I like this option video. Makes so much sense. I find myself looking for options more and more now.

@stevesesto9652 Год назад

Another great lesson!!! Keep them coming

@FXBilliards Год назад

Thanks! Will do!

@dougwimsett2634 11 месяцев назад

Well Brian nice to meet you. I love the bridge. In a 5-4 race if I'm the 5 ill use the bridge probably 3 to 6 times. Now I have figured out ( mostly) how to use it. I very seldom miss while using it.

@cswright47 Год назад

This guy is good. Very informative!

@carzellwalton7141 4 года назад

Enjoyed the tips. Especially the awareness of the weak hand rails.

@ackesan 4 года назад

Very nice points. Thanks. Greetings from Montenegro.

@TheCCcoolman 4 года назад

Thanks for your time and great info 👍

@carlostorres974 4 года назад

Excellent tips. Thank you.

@johnbeliles5738 4 года назад

This was one of my favorite videos...great information

@davidfuller8780 4 года назад

Thanks again Brian. Great tips

@rjewelry 4 года назад

I find myself doing a lot of these mistakes. Thanks

@PersistentWolfBilliards 4 года назад

Bryan I must say that I love this video because of the fact that often times we shoot what we think is ideal only to have it backfire and cause us a harder out than we started with. Sometimes looking at shots from a couple different angles to judge what would be the best shot to get on the ball after the one we're shooting to get onto

@danielhoogendoorn882 4 года назад

Great video. Good common scenarios and good solutions. 👍

@settogoflite 3 года назад

I never fail to learn something new from your videos. Well done!

@StevenBe 4 года назад

Great video Bryan. I like this format a lot!

@DavidLArpin 5 месяцев назад

Brian.Thank you once again. I don't say it enough!

@FXBilliards 5 месяцев назад

My pleasure!

@vincentcoppola9832 4 года назад

Thanks for another great class. I watch them all.

@practicinglifematters7598 4 года назад

Very good video thanks man! I appreciate you being concise and to the point. With not only the right way, but the wrong way, and even other options. All with demonstrations. It’s really good teaching. I’m subscribing for these reasons.

@FXBilliards 4 года назад

Thank you very much - glad to have you on board.

@user-hf7pi5io5v 6 месяцев назад

Thanks man, I e been victim of all those Scenarios

@jaw8369 4 года назад

An endless supply of information! Thanks!

@sherpajeff 2 года назад

Thanks so much for these vids they are extremely helpful.

@davidarchuleta8446 2 года назад

Very helpful, Thank You

@capoman1 Год назад

8:15 Here I see an option I take more often. Stop shot on the 6 leaves you a fairly easy shot on the 7 in the bottom left. Rather than take fancy leave or force yourself around the table because the side pocket looks automatic, take whats available and its not that tough really.

@robertirwin8892 5 месяцев назад

That last shot ( the weak hand shot ) is a real pain, to put it nice. I have seen a friend who is left hand strong, but shoots pool right handed, have that "weak hand shot", BUT he does it behind his back so that it is still a right hand shot, and he will make that shot 9 out of every 10 times he does it.

@FXBilliards 5 месяцев назад

Most 12 year olds can make that behind the back shot but the reason we don’t do that (besides looking silly) is because it compromises your position play. We can make shots with a broomstick, but good players are trying to get shape. I’ve seen a couple pros shoot it out of laziness, but only when getting position wasn’t an issue

@TwoEagleStar 4 года назад

Great video. In the early days, I was a zone player and would screw myself by having to manufacture shape after the fact. Glad to see you point these things out Bryan. Also, the weak hand shots...I'm trying to up my game now that I have a tablet and can practice more often on elevating my week hand shooting to improve my game when I either put myself in that situation or my opponent does it for me. Thanks again Bryan for quality information!!

@TuckaBuck89 3 года назад

I like his attitude, advice, and billiard room.

@bassist41 4 года назад

Great lesson. Thank you!

@FXBilliards 4 года назад

You're very welcome! And thanks for watching.

@TonyMontana-kf9mr 4 года назад

Great video brain got learned some great tips watching that video!

@2demonstorm 4 года назад

Another excellent video !!! thank you for the brush up tips .

@AlsAllMetalDetecting 4 года назад

Very informative. Great video Bryan. Be well, Al-Fu

@akquicksilver 4 года назад

Good stuff as usual. You are a great instructor!

@vikingstorm0914 4 года назад

I always get something new from your videos. Thank you for sharing everything with us!

@rationalplinker3937 4 года назад

Thanks for the useful tips. I can use all the good help offered on positional play!

@nathanblaxall8703 4 года назад

So much good advice - I had to watch this several times (and I'll watch it more in the future). Thanks for teaching us!

@jaycoboliveri809 3 года назад

I love side pocket shots idk why but I always have

@WaynePBA 4 года назад

Great video, especially the part about being afraid to shoot balls into the side pocket. One of the best videos I have ever seen on side pocket shots is Mike Siegel's Perfect 9 Ball. I watch it religiously. That would be another good video for you to do in your style. Lots of great tips in that video. Thanks Brian, did I win a new cue? Just kidding :)

@belinderakoth3502 2 года назад

Thanks, am glad.

@williamberry9407 4 года назад

Nice video and comments. Personally, make those mistakes when seeing the run out but rushing through the execution. Made the end pocket error more times then I would care to admit.

@magicman2324 4 года назад

Great info!

@williamkervick6264 4 года назад

Thanks Bryan , Great Advice.

@FXBilliards 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@joebrown1382 4 года назад

Good instructions Bryan.

@keeblerkelloggs 10 месяцев назад

Great tips, thanks!

@FXBilliards 10 месяцев назад

You bet!

@stevec2066 4 года назад

Easy to take some shots for granted. Great video and as always keep them coming.

@sheilamclaughlin963 2 года назад

If u grew up playing snooker and was small learn to use the bridge, no wants to use the granny stick when it is simple to use And

@JoeCarol1975 4 года назад

Thanks Brian I love these tips as I do a lot of the mistakes you showed. Be well my Brother 😎✌️

@caseysrodeo14 3 года назад

Hey Brian got one for you, Corey Deuel. I think this young man practices all sorts of crazy things....lol....phenomenal player....BCA World 1 Ball Championship, he was the rake with the break...dead accurate...

@FXBilliards 3 года назад

Corey might be my favorite (Current) male players. He is smart as hell and truly the mad genius of racking and breaking. Rules have been changes based on this discoveries. I have even taught shots on the channel that I picked up from watching him.

@caseysrodeo14 3 года назад

@@FXBilliards Corey is beyond amazing. I've seen him get out of things I can only dream about....total class act, true professional..

@mrjkitchens 4 года назад

More great advice! I'm actually backwards, I love side pocket shots and have issues with corner pockets. Lol! Also, did I miss the announcement of the winner from your May give away?

@jasonparker6138 4 года назад

Very solid info. Thanks!

@punksnotdeaditsconservativ1693 3 года назад

Plus, the side pocket is physically bigger than the corner pockets, if I'm not mistaken.

@naonao76 4 года назад

I liked videos that outline poor decisions and how to play a better option. This video illustrates exactly that. Hope to see more of these. Unrelated question. Have you found yourself playing in lower quality tables (i.e dirty cloth, non-reactive rails, dirty balls)? If so, can you share some advice on how to compensate for those limitations?

@FXBilliards 4 года назад

During my APA days I played on a ton of them. I have nightmares about those tables. Only advice I can give is to keep in mind what the issues are an adapter game around it. Off balance avoid longer shots -bed rails avoid bank shots. The subject might be worth a video of its own

@naonao76 4 года назад

@@FXBilliards Great. Thanks! And I agree. I would definitely watch that video if you make it. Tbh that was the main reason I ask lol. Thanks, Bryan.

@FXBilliards 4 года назад

Nao Nao I made the video. It will be released one day next week. Thanks for the idea.

@naonao76 4 года назад

@@FXBilliards oh wow! Thanks, Bryan! That's awesome 👍. I'll be sure to watch it!

@frankingoglia3057 Год назад

Your a real good player man

@rickcarson9423 4 года назад

Awesome, Brian. Much appreciated.

@francus7227 4 месяца назад

No comments, additions, or corrections. I'm just feeding the algorithm monsters by tapping the thumbs up 👍 button with top right English. Thanks, Bryan.

@tyn8058 2 года назад

appreciate your content

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

Thank you Ty - hope you subscribe !

@johnholland67 4 года назад

Spot on

@spikelewis9557 4 года назад

Very good tips, especially tips on maintaining awareness of cue ball position so that you avoid, sa much as possible, using a bridge. And, yes, I am another player who doesn't practice using the bridge.

@FXBilliards 4 года назад

Thanks for watching and thank you for your comments. We have new videos coming out 2-3 times a week.

@jameswilliams6914 4 года назад

hey Brian. I have been having trouble with alot of shots. the team mate that has been helping me, after seeing some of my trouble has finally figured out that my stance is wrong. and that's why I am having trouble with all my shots. can you do a video on the best or proper stance for us to see how Important this is. Steve is the one who says that is why I shoot the way I do. I am now trying to figure out the best stance for me. any help would greatly appreciated. thanks James

@TonyMontana-kf9mr 4 года назад

Brain u ever think about doing a video with a go pro camera helmet to help see the English u put on the ball?

@MosDev818 4 года назад

Thanks for the video Bryan. Can you recommend a teacher in the Los Angeles area?

@larrybrockway3278 4 года назад

I like your moves around, keep it simple, good stuff Brian. Keep up the great job you are doing. Day 75 Sue and I Celebrated our 2000 game, with a steak dinner baked potatoes and beats! Lol Lol

@brianmack6285 4 года назад

"Even though that 3 rail shot doesn't look simple ...", possibly the most understated comment you've made recently! 😁

@backyardbilliards101 4 года назад

I'm going to start a new channel. It's going to be better than my old one. It's backyard billiards. It's for when I get the building up. Only have one video but as from a previous one.

@arisfitri8881 4 года назад

Dificult to do what you do ! But i,ll try day by day !

@jonaskatema 4 года назад

I love the game but with your tutorials am sure I'll be much of a player than i am. Like you said most of us are just happy to have a shot and don't normally think of the negatives. Thanks I'll be watching your videos(Zambia).

@trendstrategics 3 года назад

Get a Long Shot Bridge - best bridge available

@sightnsound5 4 года назад

Always good videos

@johnbissell3533 4 года назад

Felt like you were looking over MY shoulder. Thanks for info

@gregbrown4136 4 года назад

Options galore

@tdscasanova7428 4 года назад

brian can you do us a favor and video your draw shots up close in super slow motion. for some reason my draws are jumps. not always yet more than I would like. I know the cue stick needs to be low and I know a good chalk is needed and a good follow through is advised and a good high speed shot should equal a draw especially when your not aiming the stick too low.....yet once in a while the popcorn machine rears its ugly head. oh....and I use decent chalk all the time with a dime tip so perhaps a slow motion presentation would help pin point the accuracy needed, thanks.

@FXBilliards 4 года назад

What would help more, is if you sent me a video of your shot. The point where I hit the CB might be disaster for some players to try to copy. I am at the very bottom of the CB. - It could be that you are dropping your shoulder during the shot. That is usually why players miscue on strong draw shots. Check out this video, I thing I have a slow motion or at least close up shot of where my strike point used to be. It's even lower now. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Dn1QzfOvk8I.html

@tdscasanova7428 4 года назад

@@FXBilliards I believe my problem was when I made the draw shot the stick tended to drop a millimeter or two thus popping the ball up instead of achieving the desired backspin. once I focused more on location of the shot as opposed to the lowness of the stick or the pivot of the arm my shots seemed to have improved. I think the master of the draw shot is the best learned shot to increase wins compared to any other shot.

@zerocool7051 4 года назад

What kind of pool table do you have? It's very nice.

@FXBilliards 4 года назад

It’s made by Kasson. 8 foot slate table. Simonis 860 cloth

@zerocool7051 4 года назад

@@FXBilliards Awesome!

@donparrish9659 4 года назад

Man I love this, nuff said.

@danielmurzellotheunknownma7481 4 года назад

Great Information. Very well explained easy and simple. Keep posting such videos🎥 Warm rewards, The UnknownManCub👍 😎

@tompass82 4 года назад

Preach! I have to remind myself of these things all the time. Great video, but I don’t want anyone else to see this cause you’re giving away secrets lol 👍

@FXBilliards 4 года назад

Yea, it's too easy to learn pool these days. When I was coming up there was no YT to teach you this stuff. And STILL a lot of young guys just don't put in the drastically reduced time it takes to learn this stuff. Thanks again Tom

@22nstewart 4 года назад

Which video did you post on rail shots?

@FXBilliards 4 года назад

That is an excellent question I will see if I can track it down -

@MarkCarnevale-tb3ck 3 месяца назад

Brian, I plan to enter so tournaments in retirement. Must I practice on a 9" table ?. Currently play on GC 4, 8.5.

@FXBilliards 3 месяца назад

Unless you will be playing on bar boxes only, I recommend playing on the largest tables available to you.

@MarkCarnevale-tb3ck 3 месяца назад

@@FXBilliards thanks Brian. Real leaning a lot from your videos.

@ronweiss3391 3 года назад

In apa 8 ball, is it legal for player 1 to intentionally pot opponents ball… Taking the foul but forcing player 2 to take doubtful shot on 8 as it’s tied up with player 1 last ball?

@FXBilliards 3 года назад

Yes it is legal, BUT you are not forced to shoot the 8 ball. You can give the cue ball right back to the other player.

@acepahmad7682 4 года назад

Sir..... at 04:22 ("... a little bit of draw") did you use spin too ? or just center low ?

@FXBilliards 4 года назад

Acep Ahmad Only draw. Spin would not have made a difference the cueball would still take the same angle. Thank you for watching and thanks for your question

@bdudley2991 4 года назад

Good stuff. More swords, sensei. 😜

@poolflorian2235 4 года назад

Experienced Experienced Experienced ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@marthalavigne1651 4 года назад

Lots of great information!! Would like you to critique me one day.

@FXBilliards 4 года назад

You should email me at FXBilliards@gmail.com and I can tell you how to get a video to me. It does not have to be a public critiques.

@kenj1621 4 года назад

You hope we got something out of it? I ALWAYS get something out of it and everyone else probably does too.

@867star 2 года назад

You can literally take those examples and nail them yourself. Position play will take TIIIIME. You need to fundamentally make balls before you can let go and think ahead.

@867star 2 года назад

Thanks Brian. Man, I wish I found this stuff sooner.

@danc3831 Год назад

Alright ..enough of these video's making people better players and strategist and moving their game up. All you're doing is creating tougher competition for others that would otherwise be a walkout. ;-) Ironic that the better player you become the more mistakes you make.

@FXBilliards Год назад

Don’t worry, there’s another channel turning Geeks into “Marks” so we will never run out of people to beat. OK that was mean - but if apparently I am a mean person.