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DRAW VS. FOLLOW Position Play Examples … Follow is not Always BetterDRAW VS. FOLLOW Position Play Examples … Follow is not Always Better
DRAW VS. FOLLOW Position Play Examples … Follow is not Always Better
zhlédnutí 23KPřed 4 dny
Dr. Dave discusses and demonstrates various game-situation examples where draw shots are sometimes better choices than follow shots, despite the popular saying: “Draw for Show, Follow for Dough.” Contents: 0:00 - Intro 1:32 - Draw Difficulty 2:59 - Ball in Hand 5:13 - CB Control 8:31 - Outside Draw vs. Inside Follow 10:27 - Pro Shot Examples 11:58 - Wrap Up Supporting Resources: - previous vide...
Master Cue Ball Control … FOLLOW VS. DRAWMaster Cue Ball Control … FOLLOW VS. DRAW
Master Cue Ball Control … FOLLOW VS. DRAW
zhlédnutí 26KPřed 15 dny
Dr. Dave discusses and demonstrates why the saying “Draw for Show, Follow for Dough” is good advice. Cue ball direction and travel distance are much easier to control with topspin than with backspin. Many drills are included to help you improve your skills. Contents: 0:00 - Intro 0:30 - Distance Control 1:54 - Angle Control 3:51 - Tip Height Effects 4:28 - Speed Effects 5:55 - Pocket Cheat Effe...
Cross-Table CUE BALL CONTROL System ... A Powerful TechniqueCross-Table CUE BALL CONTROL System ... A Powerful Technique
Cross-Table CUE BALL CONTROL System ... A Powerful Technique
zhlédnutí 54KPřed 20 dny
Dr. Dave discusses and demonstrates a useful cross-table cue ball control system based on ball-hit fractions. For a straight ½-ball hit into a ball close to a rail, the CB shifts by 4 diamonds across the table. The video also covers how angle, speed, spin, and ball-hit fraction can be varied to control the CB over a wide range. Contents: 0:00 - Intro 1:39 - Basic System 3:10 - Speed Effects 3:4...
Spin Transfer Throw of Frozen Balls - with GoPro POVSpin Transfer Throw of Frozen Balls - with GoPro POV
Spin Transfer Throw of Frozen Balls - with GoPro POV
zhlédnutí 11KPřed měsícem
Dr. Dave discusses and demonstrates how cut-induced throw (CIT), spin-induced throw (SIT), and spin transfer can be used to change the direction of frozen combination shots. Contents: 0:00 - Intro 1:47 - Single Ball CIT 3:03 - Single Ball SIT 4:02 - Frozen Combo CIT 4:50 - Frozen Combo SIT/CIT 6:31 - Frozen Combo Cut CIT 7:04 - Spin Transfer Throw Example 8:03 - Wrap Up Supporting Resources: - ...
Safeties You Must MasterSafeties You Must Master
Safeties You Must Master
zhlédnutí 12KPřed 2 měsíci
Dr. Dave demonstrates important defensive safety shots types that pool players should learn to master since they can help you win games. For more info and examples, see: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/safety/examples/ Subscribe to Dr. Dave's CZcams Channel: czcams.com/users/DrDaveBilliards Follow Dr. Dave on Facebook: DrDaveBilliards Show your Support (click on the donation button at ...
Defeating a Pocket BlockerDefeating a Pocket Blocker
Defeating a Pocket Blocker
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 2 měsíci
Dr. Dave demonstrates how to deal with the common 8-ball situation where an opponent's ball blocks a pocket. For more info and examples, see: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/pocket/blocked/ Subscribe to Dr. Dave's CZcams Channel: czcams.com/users/DrDaveBilliards Follow Dr. Dave on Facebook: DrDaveBilliards Show your Support (click on the donation button at the bottom of this page): bil...
End Game Shot OptionsEnd Game Shot Options
End Game Shot Options
zhlédnutí 11KPřed 2 měsíci
Dr. Dave demonstrates various strategic options you have when there is only one ball remaining on the table. For more info and examples, see: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/strategy/end-game/ Subscribe to Dr. Dave's CZcams Channel: czcams.com/users/DrDaveBilliards Follow Dr. Dave on Facebook: DrDaveBilliards Show your Support (click on the donation button at the bottom of this page): ...
BRIDGE LENGTH Effects and ConsiderationsBRIDGE LENGTH Effects and Considerations
BRIDGE LENGTH Effects and Considerations
zhlédnutí 46KPřed 2 měsíci
Dr. Dave discusses and demonstrates advantages and disadvantages of both long and short bridge lengths. Contents: 0:00 - Intro 0:17 - Recommended Length 0:46 - Stroking Errors 1:46 - Aiming 2:11 - Stroke Accuracy 3:15 - cue elevation 4:59 - Speed Control 5:30 - quarters 6:53 - power shots 7:51 - finesse safety 9:39 - Natural Pivot Length 10:46 - BHE errors 12:40 - power break 14:04 - Wrap Up Su...
Jump Shot - Practice AdviceJump Shot - Practice Advice
Jump Shot - Practice Advice
zhlédnutí 12KPřed 2 měsíci
Dr. Dave demonstrates the best way to learn and practice jump shots. For more videos and info, see: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/jump/technique/ Subscribe to Dr. Dave's CZcams Channel: czcams.com/users/DrDaveBilliards Follow Dr. Dave on Facebook: DrDaveBilliards Show your Support (click on the donation button at the bottom of this page): billiards.colostate.edu/ Purchase Dr. Dave's ...
Jump Shot - Cut EffectsJump Shot - Cut Effects
Jump Shot - Cut Effects
zhlédnutí 16KPřed 2 měsíci
Dr. Dave demonstrates jump shot over-cutting effects due to the cue ball hitting the object ball while airborne. For more videos and info, see: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/jump/technique/ Subscribe to Dr. Dave's CZcams Channel: czcams.com/users/DrDaveBilliards Follow Dr. Dave on Facebook: DrDaveBilliards Show your Support (click on the donation button at the bottom of this page): b...
Jump Shot - Elevation And Speed EffectsJump Shot - Elevation And Speed Effects
Jump Shot - Elevation And Speed Effects
zhlédnutí 11KPřed 2 měsíci
Dr. Dave demonstrates the effects of cue elevation and speed on jump shots. For more videos and info, see: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/jump/technique/ Subscribe to Dr. Dave's CZcams Channel: czcams.com/users/DrDaveBilliards Follow Dr. Dave on Facebook: DrDaveBilliards Show your Support (click on the donation button at the bottom of this page): billiards.colostate.edu/ Purchase Dr. ...
Jump Shot - CB controlJump Shot - CB control
Jump Shot - CB control
zhlédnutí 4,3KPřed 2 měsíci
Dr. Dave demonstrates how to control the cue ball during jump shots. For more videos and info, see: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/jump/technique/ Subscribe to Dr. Dave's CZcams Channel: czcams.com/users/DrDaveBilliards Follow Dr. Dave on Facebook: DrDaveBilliards Show your Support (click on the donation button at the bottom of this page): billiards.colostate.edu/ Purchase Dr. Dave's ...
Jump Shot - Sidearm StrokeJump Shot - Sidearm Stroke
Jump Shot - Sidearm Stroke
zhlédnutí 5KPřed 2 měsíci
Dr. Dave demonstrates how to execute jump shots using a sidearm stroke. For more videos and info, see: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/jump/technique/ Subscribe to Dr. Dave's CZcams Channel: czcams.com/users/DrDaveBilliards Follow Dr. Dave on Facebook: DrDaveBilliards Show your Support (click on the donation button at the bottom of this page): billiards.colostate.edu/ Purchase Dr. Dave...
Jump Shot - Dart StrokeJump Shot - Dart Stroke
Jump Shot - Dart Stroke
zhlédnutí 12KPřed 2 měsíci
Dr. Dave demonstrates how to execute jump shots using an over-hand dart stroke. For more videos and info, see: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/jump/technique/ Subscribe to Dr. Dave's CZcams Channel: czcams.com/users/DrDaveBilliards Follow Dr. Dave on Facebook: DrDaveBilliards Show your Support (click on the donation button at the bottom of this page): billiards.colostate.edu/ Purchase ...
Jump Shot - AimingJump Shot - Aiming
Jump Shot - Aiming
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 2 měsíci
Dr. Dave demonstrates how to aim jump shots effectively. For more videos and info, see: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/jump/technique/ Subscribe to Dr. Dave's CZcams Channel: czcams.com/users/DrDaveBilliards Follow Dr. Dave on Facebook: DrDaveBilliards Show your Support (click on the donation button at the bottom of this page): billiards.colostate.edu/ Purchase Dr. Dave's Instructiona...

Komentáře

  • @erickort1987
    @erickort1987 Před 10 hodinami

    DrDaveBilliards reverse english is in my bag of tricks

  • @erickort1987
    @erickort1987 Před 10 hodinami

    thanks DrDaveBilliards,i always loved your pool tutorial videos,helped out my game alot

  • @StunDan
    @StunDan Před 17 hodinami

    half ball hit could be developed into a system for aiming. 1. master where the ball goes when you aim for half ball. memorize it to the death. 2. figure out every adjustment from there. I think memory is the most important thing when it comes to aiming in pool

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 16 hodinami

      The 30 degree rule peace sign technique basically does this, especially when you learn all three reference angles: billiards.colostate.edu/resource_files/30-degree-rule_angle_templates.pdf For more info, see: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/30-90-rules/peace-sign/

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 11 hodinami

      I just realized you were talking about aiming the OB (and not predicting where the CB will head). Most people can visualize aim better than they might think. They just don’t do all the things top players do when they aim: czcams.com/video/avJ6_l-pHaY/video.html

  • @BruteZ7957
    @BruteZ7957 Před 18 hodinami

    what's the point of showing how the shots are problematic with draw, if you don't show how to make them with follow? the video seems largely unhelpful. love the effort though.

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 18 hodinami

      I showed both approaches with all the shots in the video where both options were reasonable. Which MM:SS draw shot are you talking about? Was follow a better option?

  • @NefariousMinds
    @NefariousMinds Před 22 hodinami

    8:41 This shot, I always look to shoot with inside English first. If applicable, it's the better choice because it follows a line where there is no risk of a scratch. Draw however, is a much greater risk to scratch in the corner, or if struck really bad, can scratch in the side. As the cue ball gets closer to the rail, then draw becomes the better choice.

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 20 hodinami

      Good points. It also depends some on the table. The inside-follow shot requires more power on my table; but on a bouncy Diamond table, it is effortless.

  • @b3p
    @b3p Před dnem

    I appreciate you drawing the shot shape zones more now, it's very helpful to hammer in

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 23 hodinami

      Thanks for the feedback. I agree they are useful.

  • @enigma3750
    @enigma3750 Před dnem

    The break shown with all stripes/solids together and opposite spread is the result of PATTERN RACKING as demonstrated by Corey Deuel

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před dnem

      FYI, I cover Corey’s 8-ball pattern-racking trick and other cheat codes in the 8-ball section here: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/break/pattern/

  • @briananthony2611
    @briananthony2611 Před dnem

    The majority of these shots it would be a lot smarter to just play safe instead of drawing full table for perfect position on the 8.

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před dnem

      Good point. But some game situations require draw. I should have done a better job designing the examples.

  • @cueball5858
    @cueball5858 Před 2 dny

    1) Anyone know how the 'gearing' amount is found? I saw nothing in the video about it. 2) Anyone know how snooker players apply spin? They don't seem to go through all these BHE, FHE and 'gearing' rigmaroles yet they are the most accurate shot makers on the planet and use spin to build massive breaks.

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 2 dny

      1. See the 40% rule here: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/sidespin/outside-gearing/ 2. See the “Why don’t pro players use the SAWS BHE/FHE system?” Section here: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/sidespin/aim/saws/

    • @cueball5858
      @cueball5858 Před dnem

      @@DrDaveBilliards That was quick! Thank you Dave. I would prefer to have one bridge length (a fairly long one, as you mentioned in another video) and adjust the drawback as needed. It will be interesting to see where the bridge/pivot length falls. Maybe it will be long enough so I can just use it all the time. I'll be having a look at this when I go to the pub early on Wed. Hope I can use throw to hold the CB - that would be very useful. I'm afraid gearing will just have to take care of itself!

  • @BennnWJK
    @BennnWJK Před 2 dny

    If you chalk every shot, just get the cheapest chalk. The difference between Master and the pricey chalks is negligible. Maybe feel and cleanliness but that’s it.

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 2 dny

      The pricier chalks also last longer, but the cleanliness factor is the most important difference.

  • @donloop8060
    @donloop8060 Před 2 dny

    Thank you.

  • @VictorSantos-ok4wp
    @VictorSantos-ok4wp Před 2 dny

    Love the instructions and detailed format, keep it up I'll be subscribing 👌

  • @zanethind
    @zanethind Před 2 dny

    If I was shooting solids I would play safe behind the 4

  • @ZeroKage69
    @ZeroKage69 Před 3 dny

    Watching Efren play is really just fun, he's got that je ne sais quoi and of course the skill to make your jaw drop and wonder if he really is some kind of magician lol.

  • @MARILYNANDERSON88
    @MARILYNANDERSON88 Před 3 dny

    Ok. Why?

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 3 dny

      … to aim sliding banks with deadly accuracy over a very wide range of angles without needing to guess or judge.

  • @Rabid-Pinocchio
    @Rabid-Pinocchio Před 3 dny

    Well, I've only watched the first segment of the vid so far so you may address what I'm about to say. You are absolutely correct about follow vs. draw for position. the thing about follow is the action of your cue and your forearm translate more accurately to the intended movement of the ball. If you can utilize both weight, slight spin/English, and the rails vs using draw and even spin/English with draw (there are some cute angle changes that you can utilize with draw +spin and a rail) but for the most part Top spin or top-center combined with natural angles and rails if necessary is much easier for your muscle memory to control. If you learn to pause at the back of your stroke before you hit the ball that will even improve your ball control more. Draw, on the other hand looks groovy and the spectators may go Wow! but for better table dominance using Top-spin and rails will yield you better position the great bulk of the time. Now, Understanding backspin/draw is important and will be useful in many circumstances but that should be your 'when necessary' shot instead of your go-to weapon. For beginners or even intermediate players by far the most important element of your game should be your stance and stroke. It should be exactly the same for every single shot. I'm sitting on my bed and if you asked me to I could get into my stance instantly and it would never change. In my opinion stance and stroke is more important than aiming.. Ok too much babble, I'll go back and watch the rest.. Cheers.

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 3 dny

      When you are done with this video, check out my previous “Follow for Dough” video: czcams.com/video/NSy9xos4tG8/video.html You might also find the info here of interest: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/follow/accuracy/

  • @wilfredojimenez5024

    #REALMENTE ES EL #GOAT,,

  • @stephenburdess2914
    @stephenburdess2914 Před 3 dny

    That long 1 ball went sailing on that long follow shot. 🤣

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 3 dny

      Yep. The power and slight cue elevation made the CB hop and hit the 1 while airborne, causing the 1 to hop some.

  • @rafaelvillamor9702
    @rafaelvillamor9702 Před 3 dny

    When i wasnt using a gloves i used to favor Open Bridge vs the Closed Bridge. But when i started to use the gloves, now 75% of my shots i used Closed bridge. I only used open bridge now during shots that i dont have to use alot of power

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 3 dny

      The open bridge has many advantages per the info here: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/bridge/open/

  • @luisgonzalez-ot9mm
    @luisgonzalez-ot9mm Před 3 dny

    Excellent video Dr Dave. Thank-you very much for your great job. P, S: could you do a detailed video on swerve? Short, medium, long distance and different speeds and different amount of side spin. With your magic high speed camera? I know it's a lot of job but it would be precious. Thank-you soooo much.

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 3 dny

      Thanks. I already have lots of videos dealing with swerve here: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/sidespin/aim/effects/ and massé shots here: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/masse/ And the whole purpose for my System for Aiming With Sidespin (SAWS) is to compensate one's aim when using any amount of sidespin for shots of any speeds and distances. For more info, see: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/sidespin/aim/saws/ Check out everything. There is a lot there.

  • @CocoboloCowboy
    @CocoboloCowboy Před 3 dny

    More GREAT info from Dr. Dave, all you need to to duplicate is PRACTICE.😊

  • @MrArsk4
    @MrArsk4 Před 3 dny

    Nowadays pro tournaments usually have new cloth so therefore they might also use more draw than on a club table

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 3 dny

      Good point. The cloth makes a big difference.

    • @robinlacaden4438
      @robinlacaden4438 Před 3 dny

      It is easier to draw from new cloths

    • @MrArsk4
      @MrArsk4 Před 3 dny

      @@robinlacaden4438 U dont say

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 3 dny

      @@robinlacaden4438 Agreed, especially if the cloth brand is slick and fast.

  • @dvd_real
    @dvd_real Před 3 dny

    Another great video, Dave. Your channel is invaluable for the lovers of the game. My brother started playing recently and he loves them. Keep up the good work!

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 3 dny

      Thanks! I hope your brother learns enough to give you some competition soon.

  • @Zooboytwenty4seven
    @Zooboytwenty4seven Před 3 dny

    What does "spotting the 8" mean if you pocket it on the break? Put it anywhere you want? or back in the center of the table?

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 3 dny

      Spotting means putting it on the “foot spot,” where the top ball is placed when racking the triangle of balls.

  • @hanspw
    @hanspw Před 4 dny

    If I could remember all data and formulas ur giving, I would have been a world champ 👍🤭😁

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 4 dny

      If you practice them and see how effective they can be (with enough practice), you will remember them, especially the visual equal-distance and mirror systems that don’t require any numbers or calculations.

    • @hanspw
      @hanspw Před 3 dny

      @@DrDaveBilliards u got a point 👍

  • @chrisbailey3950
    @chrisbailey3950 Před 4 dny

    Actually technically you missed something on the actual break you're only allowed to hit the first 3 balls on the strike from the cue ball to the rack you're not allowed to hit any other balls safer example the back of the rack

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 4 dny

      Under the WPA official ru,es of pool, you are allowed to hit any ball first. Only APA leagues do this differently. See: billiards.colostate.edu/resources/rules/rule-differences

  • @edwardholyk7046
    @edwardholyk7046 Před 4 dny

    Hello DR. Dave, greetings from Uganda. I’m an intermediate player, I feel more senior with draw shots but i find it difficult to position the CB. Your videos dramatically changed my game. Thanks my Mentor

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 4 dny

      I’m glad to hear it. You’re welcome from the US.

  • @fbwjjwbs
    @fbwjjwbs Před 4 dny

    Goodmorning. I'm sorry if I am not following, but in the 3 foul segment, how did the player get the second foul if he hit the 2nd ball right?

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 4 dny

      Hitting the wrong ball first (the 2 instead of the 1) is a foul.

    • @fbwjjwbs
      @fbwjjwbs Před 3 dny

      @@DrDaveBilliards Thanks, I have also seen some instances where there is a clear shot for a pocketing ball but instead a player chose not to like he was not allowed, is there some kind of rule/foul or it is just a tactic?

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 3 dny

      @@fbwjjwbs Defensive safety play, where you intentionally do not pocket a ball, is very important strategy in many pool games, including 9-ball, but you still must hit the current ball first for the shot to be legal. Lots of safety strategy and examples is covered at the links and in the videos here: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/safety/ Enjoy!

  • @ZeroKage69
    @ZeroKage69 Před 4 dny

    I've been going to the bar to play and practice pool nearly every day for a couple weeks now and I can't seem to hit a straight shot umm, straight, and so I assume all my other shots are off slightly too. I feel like I can't find my vision center or that it changes daily because I tested eye dominance and one time I got my right eye as dominant and then later that day I got my left eye as the dominant one so idk but I notice my shots always hit left of where I thought was the center. But I also could be tensing my grip or something else in my stroke because its difficult to think about all the different things to not do that I always seem to forget something and also i can't shoot accurately when i am thinking about all these things either. but I do feel like I am getting more consistent with my stroke accuracy. I just can't hit a ball straight into the rail and have it come back and hit the cue ball more than like 2 times in a row if i am lucky which i usually am not lol. actually I do usually get pretty lucky with slop but that only counts when slop counts and even then I definitely cant rely on being lucky on my misses lmao. Idk, I need to record my stroke so I can look at what I am doing i guess. Oh wait this comment had nothing to do with this video I guess.. umm... idk, I like draw shots but I have only done like 3 that I was really happy with. Usually I get a piddly little draw or none at all :(

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 4 dny

      My advice: - find your personal “vision center” position using the procedure in the first video here: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/eyes/vision-center/ - improve your stroke using all the advice here: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/stroke/technique/ - practice everything enough so you don’t need to think about stuff so much.

    • @ZeroKage69
      @ZeroKage69 Před 3 dny

      ​@@DrDaveBilliards I have been watching a lot of your videos already and trying to remember all the fundamentals to get my stroke more smooth straight and consistent and I have definitely improved on that. The thing is I used to have a pool table in my basement and I spent a lot of time just messing around on it. I had a book of trick shots that I would try and set up and do and I could actually masse pretty good for those trick shots lol. But I haven't played in probably 15 years until I started playing recently. So I can make all kind of shots already because I have that memory of where to aim for all the various cut angles and that even though it's been so long. But I have also built muscle memory of my bad stroke where I drop my elbow and shoulder and I never really was shown how you should try to line everything up and all the fundamentals basically. My dad probably showed me a few things but I mostly just learned through experience and now idk if I should try and fix those things or not because I seem to make more shots when I just stop thinking and fall back on my old bad stroke habits. It's like I spend 2 minutes making sure I'm doing everything correct and then I miss the shot anyway so the next shot I go up and don't even aim except to glance over the table from behind the cue ball and then I take like 1 practice stroke and don't even address the cue ball and I just send it and those are the shots I make lol. To be fair though I also miss those ones and make ones where I focus so it's probably confirmation bias but it's pretty funny. I've been having fun and meeting new people so I'm going to keep working on getting better.

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 3 dny

      @@ZeroKage69 I hope you enjoy the game for many, many years to come. I plan to play until my dying day.

  • @andrewcbuensalida
    @andrewcbuensalida Před 4 dny

    @DrDaveBilliards is it possible to do a whip stroke but instead of side spin, do it with top spin? Also, is there a technique to make the cue ball follow a full table length?

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 4 dny

      The whip stroke is effective only with sidespin and cut angle added. See the videos here: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/foul/whip/ Full table-length follow is possible with the knuckle-rail-smack technique, but it hurts. See: billiards.colostate.edu/normal-video/nv-b-50/

  • @thetowndrunk988
    @thetowndrunk988 Před 4 dny

    Outstanding follow up video. I like having the “but sometimes” exceptions covered.

  • @isaacabenroth1933
    @isaacabenroth1933 Před 4 dny

    Love the videos Dr. Dave! Thank you very much for the hard work!

  • @zanethind
    @zanethind Před 4 dny

    Glad you made a part 2 for this

  • @zanethind
    @zanethind Před 4 dny

    100 percent agree with all of this. Even my friend told you gotta be careful with draw. Lots do draw because it's cool but it doesn't guarantee you the position for the next shot and it takes a lot of work to even get the power draw shot for some shots. The tables I play on will always rob you when doing a draw shot

  • @trailerwookie
    @trailerwookie Před 4 dny

    If possible, I would love someday to see a video demonstrating how temperature and humidity change the way a table plays. I try to explain it to people and they look at me like I am crazy. (At least my family does.)

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 4 dny

      FYI, the info and videos here cover this topic in detail: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/table/humidity-effects/

    • @Rabid-Pinocchio
      @Rabid-Pinocchio Před 3 dny

      Humidity results in lower air pressure so there may be a very slight effect on the travel of the balls I am not exactly sure about that, now the cloth may have a dramatic effect given those criteria. If you are on an American-style table the cloth is smooth and has no 'nap' like a snooker table. The latter would noticibly efffect the action of the ball but my experience is that weather changes like this can be tangible on a snooker table but so miniscule, if at all, on a pool table that they are virtually negligable.

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 3 dny

      @@Rabid-Pinocchio See the videos and info here: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/table/humidity-effects/

    • @Rabid-Pinocchio
      @Rabid-Pinocchio Před 2 dny

      @@DrDaveBilliards Cheers Dave. I grew up playing snooker in Canada, was ranked across the country. My highest provincial rank, in the 80's was 2, I moved to the States around '98 and played only 8/9 ball and occasionally One-Pocket. I heard you referance APA, I was never lower than a 7 even first day because the league operater knew me from my snooker days. Played most leagues, prefer BCA but I've played most of them and was either an 8 or 9. I always was weaker in 9-ball but played a reasonably respectable game. that said my heart was always a snooker player and never completely immersed myself in the minutia of American pool. Now I'm very ill and cannot play anymore but I'm finding your information very interesting and it is often details that I was unaware of as a player. Thank you for the referances, I will certainly check them out..Cheers.

    • @Rabid-Pinocchio
      @Rabid-Pinocchio Před 2 dny

      @@DrDaveBilliards I just looked at the link. That is very interesting information. It's a shame that I can't exploit that information. In all my Years of playing I just never noticed these effects. A shame! Thank you again Dave.

  • @JL_Razon
    @JL_Razon Před 4 dny

    another great video Doctor Dave. Great examples and comparisons. Thank you

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 4 dny

      Thank you, and you’re welcome. I’m glad you liked it.

  • @apexpredatorbilliardstraining

    Super powrful stuff! Dr Dave always providing knowledge that is highly overlooked but super useful to propel your game to another level! Thank you once again dr! Continue curing the small sickness of pool players games!

  • @StunDan
    @StunDan Před 4 dny

    8:24 that's pocket scam/ robbery not just cheat. :)

  • @StunDan
    @StunDan Před 4 dny

    Draw is also terrible for social media. Because you cannot follow it. here is one for your humor Dr. Dave

  • @frederikmarohn6358
    @frederikmarohn6358 Před 4 dny

    Draw shots can also be used on straight in shots to manufacture position off a rail behind the shot especially when it is not possible to cheat the pocket. If you add sidespin to change the rebound angle, they are very fun shots and open up a lot of possibilities

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 4 dny

      That would have been a good example to include. I have it in many other videos. For example, it is shot #11 in the document and video here: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/sidespin/examples/

  • @StevenHodder
    @StevenHodder Před 4 dny

    Perfect timing - just on my way to CPA league night :)

  • @DrDaveBilliards
    @DrDaveBilliards Před 4 dny

    *Contents:* 0:00 - Intro 1:32 - Draw Difficulty 2:59 - Ball in Hand 5:13 - CB Control 8:31 - Outside Draw vs. Inside Follow 10:27 - Pro Shot Examples 11:58 - Wrap Up *Supporting Resources:* - previous video: "Master Cue Ball Control … FOLLOW VS. DRAW" - czcams.com/video/NSy9xos4tG8/video.html - draw shot technique advice and drills: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/draw/advice-and-drills/ - cue ball control tutorial: billiards.colostate.edu/tutorial/cue-ball-control/ - 30° rule peace sign technique: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/30-90-rules/peace-sign/ - 3-times-the-angle draw system: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/draw/trisect/ - System for Aiming With Sidespin (SAWS): billiards.colostate.edu/faq/sidespin/aim/saws/ - “Top 20 DRAW SHOTS of All Time” video: czcams.com/video/CSVsr0lANMY/video.html - “Corey Deuel's Famous Draw Shot Analyzed by Dr. Dave” video: czcams.com/video/qbi16gxjER0/video.html *Subscribe to Dr. Dave's CZcams Channel:* czcams.com/users/DrDaveBilliards

  • @cakins1986
    @cakins1986 Před 4 dny

    This is something so incredibly basic, and yet I've been getting it wrong for over a decade (and that's with me tweaking tons of other fundamental things). Thanks Dave!

  • @obeges
    @obeges Před 4 dny

    Love it

  • @CourtneyPickens-sx9wr

    I thank you my friend

  • @Crazywaffle5150
    @Crazywaffle5150 Před 4 dny

    Thanks! This video was a big help in me getting a better understanding. I got to the point where almost run a rack, but I end up with bad position right before I run out. I will run out very rarely, only 4 times I have broke and ran 8 ball since I started playing in February this year.

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 4 dny

      You are doing awesome if you just started in February! Keep it up.

  • @corkforbrains
    @corkforbrains Před 5 dny

    Dr D.. I shoot left handed but seem to be right eye dominant.. Is this manageable? I've been trying to chase down the reason my playing has been so erratic lately but, this discovery really has me stumped. It almost seems like I am dealing with 2 centerlines.. visual and stroke. Through repetition, I can fine tune a shot until I begin to see how it needs to be aimed but, when I move to the next shot I have the same problem all over again.. Should I just plan to take up fishing? Thanks for any advice you might have!

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 4 dny

      It is more difficult to align your "vision center" when you are cross-eye-dominant, but the procedure in this video should help you find your ideal "vision center" position. And the videos here might help you get there more comfortably: billiards.colostate.edu/faq/stance/

  • @ZeroKage69
    @ZeroKage69 Před 5 dny

    Reyes knew it would take around 23 attempts because that's how many times he shot that shot in his head before he took his shot and made it. That or he is an actual magician and can predict the future with pretty good accuracy.

  • @kabodavid597
    @kabodavid597 Před 5 dny

    Hello Dr Dave I'm in Botswana we in Botswana we still playing old rules of 8 ball

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 5 dny

      If you want to play under current official rules instead, they can be found here: billiards.colostate.edu/resources/rules/

  • @procrastinator6902
    @procrastinator6902 Před 5 dny

    I'm confused a bit about 11:35. You pocketed a ball legally so your turn wouldn't be over, but you went ahead and spotted the ball that was in the extraneous pocket. Is this just a unique situation where the ball spots because none are left on the table?

    • @DrDaveBilliards
      @DrDaveBilliards Před 5 dny

      In One Pocket, any balls potted in pockets other than the designated corners spot.