POOL LESSON - HOW TO JUMP A CUE BALL - How to shoot a legal jump shot in 8 Ball, 9 Ball, 10 Ball

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Learn the secrets to making a legal jump shot in pool. Stop scooping the ball! Shoot the jump shot like a pro. Featuring the Predator Air II.
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@anthonyhagan8499 2 года назад

Just bought my first break/jump cue a week ago and have been practicing at my university this is definitely gonna help my progress with jumping a ball. Thank you sir.

@LopingCSF 2 года назад

Thanks, Brian. I've been struggling with getting the cue ball airborne, even after watching the video you referenced here. I'll give this a shot and let you know how the progression goes.

@davebutler6355 2 года назад

"Chalk up every time guys, at least every time you remember to" lol

@jesseellis946 2 года назад

Yet again another great video! Keep it up. I try to watch and try all your advice. Thanks for everything!

@fixitrod4969 Год назад

I won a jump cue a few weeks ago. I've been fighting the hell out of jumping. Relaxing but moving fast was the ticket. I was tightening my grip. Lose grip wins!!!!!

@marklsolt3628 2 года назад

Thanks! Your videos have always been amazing and helpful

@jimbrunett5025 Год назад

Always great instructions. Thanks for the jump cloth tip.

@ianmastrangelo2427 2 года назад

Went and fired some shots after this video and I had way more success than in the past. Very well presented Brian!!

@thomasinsley1820 2 года назад

Just learning how to make a jump shot. Great video for me to start with. Thank you

@goranbiskup7983 2 года назад

This is one of your most useful videos, thanks! :)

@rodconner9079 2 года назад

I used to jump yrs ago but not often even then, only when absolutely necessary and when the place permitted it; typical local house(s) rule was "no jump shots!". Now, after some 28yrs away from any type of play -- it's definitely not a shot I'd go to; have tried and found that my shoulders really hamper me. If I absolutely had to, I could use the "dart" but not comfortable with it. Regardless -- practice is absolutely essential. Many scoop, thinking it's a jump --- and they don't realize it's actually an illegal shot!!! Love it, keep doin' the good deed brother! Be Safe

@coolvibes5132 2 года назад

Billiards Gold right here! Love this channel. My game just gets better and better.

@felixroman341 2 года назад

very nice video Brian. Can't wait to try it. Will let you know of the results.

@soulmusic775 Год назад

Thank you. Anyone getting into the game needs your informative overlook

@gregmanuel5250 2 года назад

this the next skill I'm adding to my game. Good timing, great channel! I have not bought a jump cue yet so Ill consider the Predator.

@TraianusImperator 5 месяцев назад

Love the casual double shot in the end.

@wfonow41 2 года назад

Great lesson. Learn to get the ball in the air. This is what I needed. I am APA 7 and never have learned to jump. I always went the "kick at the ball" route or masa the cue ball. I have always been scared to try but this lesson doesn't scare me. Thanks!!!

@Pocketbilliardshots 2 года назад

One thing I can say about jump shots is, I have tried it for years without success but the moment I bought a real jump cue I was able to jump with no problem right away. I even taught my father and uncle who do not play much pool to jump in a couple minutes. It’s all about that hard phenolic tip. With some elevation of the cue, the ball should pop up in the air with no effort.

@michaelmccullar2982 2 года назад

Thank you Brian I appreciate the tips I will go get me a jump stick

@davidmegeath1353 Месяц назад

Thanks for the excellent video…perfect for a beginner like myself!

@FXBilliards Месяц назад

Glad it was helpful!

@aimedoutdoors2681 Год назад

Excellent video .. thank you

@FXBilliards Год назад

Thank you

@kpayne2911 7 месяцев назад

Well presented lesson.

@FXBilliards 7 месяцев назад

Many thanks!

@gregsaiter3768 Год назад

Hi Brian. Thanks for a nice vid. I am working on my jump shot. I do 50 practice shots a day. After that I start getting sloppy and wasting my time. Getting into that ready position and holding it until you are ready to hit the shot takes a lot out of me. I am making progress. Thanks again.

@edwinbenjamin144 8 месяцев назад

Thanks. Once again, words of wisdom.

@FXBilliards 8 месяцев назад

Very welcome

@HikeColorado Год назад

Thanks for suggesting the “jump cloth” Brian. I’m sure my local pool hall will appreciate that 👍

@Bdpjev 2 года назад

This is much needed for me

@donjaun540 2 года назад

I'll try it Brian. I wonder what fast Freddie would do??😁

@stevemiller1159 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing your extensive knowledge and experience with us Bryan, I really enjoy your video's. I don't have a jump cue, what would be a price range for a 'starter' jump cue? I'd rather not spend $100+ for a cue I wouldn't get much use out of.

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

Hi Steve. Under $100 is tuff but look for a used jump cue. Also you can buy a break/jump cue and get more bang for the buck.

@ChaosXcrusheD 2 года назад

For APA players, we're not allowed to use jump cues. Any jump has to be done with playing cue. If you could do another video with tips for jumping like that, will be greatly appreciated 👍

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

I will get something to you down the road. Thanks for watching.

@ChaosXcrusheD 2 года назад

@@FXBilliards thanks a bunch Brian, great vids as always.

@matthewhubbard1443 6 месяцев назад

As always I love all your videos. I just have curiosity question about jumping. FOR ME I can NOT seem to get the cue in the air with my “jump/break cue” but I can with my playing cue. Why is that do you think? I’m not great at it, maybe 30% of the time I am successful, so I’m still practicing a lot.

@FXBilliards 5 месяцев назад

Good question! I can’t imagine why

@garywood2173 2 года назад

Great videos! Is it the wrist action that pulls the tip forward so the tip won't damage the felt? So if the tip is well chalked and the cue ball is hit where you want to, you don't worry about any damage?

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

Honestly to rip the cloth you need a bad stroke a bad tip and bad cloth -it is a rare rare event. I must’ve practiced 2000 jump shots in my life never came close to the cloth.

@smileyh888 9 дней назад

Great video, thanks. Is that a 9’ table? It looks smaller. Also, any thoughts on the Predator break/jump cue? Have you tried it? On their web site, they say buy separate break cue and jump cue for best performance.

@FXBilliards 8 дней назад

The table in that video is 8 foot and buying the individual cues always have better performance than the break jump combination cues. I have not used any brakes/jump cues in 15 years.

@gregsaiter3768 7 месяцев назад

Bryan, Can you give me some guidelines on when to remove the extension and when to leave it on? I have always left the extension on. Good or bad?

@FXBilliards 7 месяцев назад

I always remove the extension right away. But it’s really personal preference. I don’t think you’re going to get hurt either way as long as you’re accustomed to whatever you decide to do.

@chamueladejo4697 2 года назад

Will hit the table and practise this drill. Unfortunately I dont have a break cloth. What kind of textile material can I use as a break cloth. Tnx for the reply

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

Anything piece of material -polyester even will work

@WorgenIce 2 года назад

Hi, i started to learn to jump with your video, I manage to jump 1,5 chalk cube so far. I'm not able to jump with my jump cue, but with my regular cue, it's quiet easy (maybe the tip is hard enough). To jump higher do the stroke need to be harder/powerful or do I have to elevate the cue more?

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

Usually it's not hitting the ball harder but having the correct angle and "committing to the stroke" Good follow through is key. Also make sure you are not holding the cue too tight. If you want to send me a video to see what you are doing, you can post something and send me a link. fxbilliards@gmail.com

@Spurs2k23 2 года назад

"What in the world is that?!?!?! It's like some kind of magic wand or something. I tell you, these players today and their cues. Back in my day I jumped with a Meucci" -Earl Strickland awesome video man. I really need to add this to my game. I barely went up to a 6 and I know how to jump but really struggle being 5'6 so bridge does not have the height

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

I recently watched a match with Earl from a couple weeks ago. A lot of people never saw it because it was a local thing race to 21 with Earl and josh brothers. Earn attempted about four jump shots none of them landed one ended up on the floor and a couple never made it into the air. He was using a jump cue.

@coldred9639 3 месяца назад

Brian what's up Brother. Just got back from Philadelphia 2024 pool Expo! WAS INCREDIBLE!!! Question, because of limitations in A.P.A. and T.A.P. I have a 100 year old walking stick/pool stick. Where the butt end is hollow. Because the shaft goes into the butt. Well if I take the weight off the back. Now I have an extremely light masse/jump/break stick. Now I kept the screw on ferrule and a variety of tips. 10mm for masse. And larger phenolic tips for break and jump. I understand that screw on tips don't last as long. But if you have a bunch. Because they are cheap. I don't understand, for specialty, rarely used shots. Why the pros wouldn't use these for the versatility aspect. And to get around some "rules". In leagues and tournaments? I would love to hear your take. My thought is that I could have a quality shooting stick with a quality fixed tip. Then my other stick with the screw on tips. With different sizes. Now I have a swiss army stick. And my shooting stick?! Now I feel I'm COVERED! IN ALL SCENARIOS?! Thoughts? Thanks bud COLDRED

@FXBilliards 3 месяца назад

You will never see a pro with a screw in tip. They are of such low quality that it would be like putting 50 tires on your car. It’s not about lasting but every shot with a tip like that will feel like a miscue and it might as well be. They are also set on a plastic base. Screwed into a plastic ferrel. Blindfolded, even mid level players would feel like there was no tip at all on the cue. Try ASAP to move to quality. Glad you enjoy the expo. We (FXB LLC )will have a booth next year.

@bobleonard3579 2 года назад

Any pointers on getting more distance the best I can do is about a diamond distance any help will be much appreciated…….thanks

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

Chances are a lighter grip and more follow through on your shot will get you there. Let me know how you make out.

@davidraeanna 2 года назад

Any tips on if the ball you are jumping is closer to the cue ball. say around 6 inches between cue and ball you are jumping.

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

The overhand dart stroke is much better for a situation with the balls are that close. I have another video for teachers that shot I put out about three months ago

@dewittmoss3866 2 года назад

Great video, i have the same jump stick and i can dart all day but when i use the extension for a long (even a short) jump shot i cant clear anything let alone a ball. Any tips

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

May sure your grip on the cue is as light as it is on the dart style. Letting your wrist do more work might also help, because it simulates the dart shot in many ways. If you want to email me a link to a video of you trying the shot, you can email me at fxbilliards@gmail.com

@dewittmoss3866 2 года назад

@@FXBilliards I will definitely do that, I appreciate all the videos your the man

@jonathanliu5047 Год назад

Can we get the advanced jumping video?

@HikeColorado Год назад

Just purchased a new RAGE break cue with a built in jump cue. Can’t wait to put this training video to practice. Thanks Brian for your expertise 👍

@FXBilliards Год назад

Thanks for watching Cliff

@johnsexton7621 2 года назад

Hey Brian do you have anything on 3-ball?

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

Sorry I don’t John I can’t remember ever playing three ball - not even once.

@AccordionJoe1 2 года назад

Take a lesson from the Filipino pro players. Almost none use jump cues. They kick at the object ball and have far more control over the cue ball as well as the object ball then do the players who use jump cues.

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

There are situations that MUST be kicked and some that MUST be jumped. Many of the Filipino players have better kicks from playing three cushion. Thanks for watching.

@donkeydiehard879 7 месяцев назад

Cool story... Saying "Filipinos don't use short sticks," is a falacy. The definitely do. Not learning how to use the short stick is doing yourself a disservice. Like it or not, jumping is here and here to stay. I believe that a player should be able to kick just about anywhere in the table before learning how to jump. There are ton of things that should be taught and learned first.

@fixitrod4969 2 года назад

Since the APA doesn't allow jump cues is it possible to do this well with a soft tip cue?

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

It is Not easy with a soft tip but if you put in a lot of work, you can pull it off.

@fixitrod4969 2 года назад

@@FXBilliards thanks, I'll give it a try!

@davidquigg5567 2 года назад

@@FXBilliardsgood stuff as always, I was going to bring up that APA doesn't allow jump cues as well. if not a soft tip, what about using your break cue instead? (hard Phenolic tip) ? Thanks

@InfiniteRBBeatz Год назад

I can easily do a dart jump shot but normal stroke is way too hard for me idk why it hurts my shoulder

@damiengilmour6171 2 года назад

Great coaching, 👍, give me something on draw!!

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

Search for my video “how to shoot a powerful draw shot”

@JordanDeBuck 7 месяцев назад

Okay so I actually jump a ball pretty well over 10 inches I mostly dart but I do both but I've always thought of it as a dart throw a flick. To throw quick power into it and and no weight on the cue upon impact. Is that the wrong theory and me being able to jump just councidence with the wrong theory, because I'd like to learn to jump as close as possible so I'm looking at videos now and your not the first to say follow through for the hit witch is the opposite of what I thought worked for me

@nazaninsaady3825 2 года назад

can i do it with playing cue?

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

You can but it is very difficult. Use a cue with a hard tip that is very light and you might be able to pull it off.

@chadlee2526 Год назад

jumping on a diamond table is pretty consistent not so much on a valley. any clue why?

@FXBilliards Год назад

There’s a good chance on the valley table you’re playing with a weighted cue ball.

@chadlee2526 Год назад

@@FXBilliards how do I solve this issue? More force?

@johnsexton7621 2 года назад

Where do you shoot in in line 3 ball

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

I am not certain I understand the question but on that kick shot, I simply play it by ear.

@craigkendall1754 2 года назад

Like Tiddly Winks?

@parashararamesh4252 Год назад

What about jumping without a jump cue? I am never able to jump with a regular cue stick.. plus i am scared of touching their cloth on follow through

@FXBilliards Год назад

Jumping with a regular, cue is about three times more difficult and if you’re afraid of hitting the cloth, it’ll never happen. If it’s good cloth and properly installed, you really don’t have to worry about ripping it.

@parashararamesh4252 Год назад

@@FXBilliards thankyou for the reply.. I asked mainly because the pool hall I visit doesn't have any jump cues but just some regular ones. Are you saying that it's impossible to jump with a regular cue or just that it's incredibly hard? If it is indeed possible would the same principles apply?

@FXBilliards Год назад

It is possible but difficult, and the same things would apply.

@IRevealTheMagic Год назад

Close up of grip woulda been nice..also tip shape

@FXBilliards Год назад

Honestly, if you’re asking about tip shape, you have the wrong cue in your hand. It’s not relevant to the shot. If you have a jump cue it’s already shaped - If you’re jumping with your playing cue , it should be a dime or nickel. But the chances of you pulling it off or next to zero. And the bridge is right there on the video. The bridge they get you the angle as described in the video is the bridge to use.

@carterfunk5399 2 года назад

How can you practice a jump shot when 95% of the billiard holes and bars you go in to shoot on it's illegal to do that they won't let you do it so how do you practice if you don't have your own table this is Carter

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

You may need to look around for a placed where you can get in some reps. The good news is once you learn to jump, you will have it for life.

@procrastinator6902 8 месяцев назад

I carefully look over my shoulder before proceeding 😂 Usually when there are several people playing bc the shot is naturally kind of loud and it will soon be noticed what you're doing if it's just you in there

@Salty80556 Год назад

I still think (me being a real old fart) I would rather not see jump cues in the sport...... But as the saying goes "When in Rome....) Now that I have a real idea how to try to use one....... I am gonna dive in......(Darn you) lol

@peterkelley6344 2 года назад

Brian ... you hinted at what an illegal jump shot might be. Could you go back and make those guidelines very clear. It is one thing to presume; it is another to be 100% sure.

@FXBilliards 2 года назад

As long as you are shooting DOWN on the CB it is a legal jump shot. Shooting UNDER the ball is an illegal jump shot. Thanks for watching. I hope that helps.