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That's not your debut. We all know your actual debut should be at the Derby city, against the legendary Abhijeet Deo"BEEGA" !!!

The animation at 0:58 is so helpful in understanding why the system works. Seeing the angle move with the parallel shift is a nice visual. Please incorporate more animations like this in your videos!

Such a good easy to follow video!

when's the next big tv game bruh? :D

Are you playing in a junior size table? Or all players are just tall? The table looks so small on screen. May i know what size?

🎱 Love hearing about your experience and seeing your raw emotions. Best of skill and luck going forward.

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What size tip do you personally use ?

Thank you so much for sharing your emotional and physical ups and downs. I watched the match and am still impressed with you. Enjoying your training sessions!

What your tip cue type???

Great job! I can't imagine the pressure of shooting on that level! If I have anything to say, I'd say you went too aggressive too many times when you should have played safe.

It would be amazing if you made it to Fulda, what’s that everyone say …. Throw yourself into the deep end that’s how you learn fast. What a great experience that would be for you. I hope you make it, keep pushing keep practising !!!!!

Well done

So cool man!

May god bless you

Sweet rack!

Keep grinding Shari!

This drill could help any APA Level player get better it has really helped

Great video, Schickling! Let me ask you, I got curious: in the end, your personal preference is to look at CB or OB at the moment your cue hits the Cue Ball?

I love how left spin kicks the object ball to the right..takes some getting used too but is a game changer! Enjoy your videos!

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You were absolutely a bundle of nerves here, which accounts for some of the decisions you made I think. If you play in a few more major tournaments, I think you will settle down and play like yourself.

The difference between elite players and pros is just mentality. Everyone is the same in the bar room. No shame in loosing or not doing what you set out to do. As long as you never give up

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🎱 I watch all your videos and my game has really improved since I been learning from you. You’re a great coach and I really appreciate you. I would love to see you start competing and be able to watch you compete in tournaments. And it wouldn’t matter who you play against I would be rooting for you. Thank you for your help 🎱

So cool to see you in the big leagues! 🎱

I've never seen it where they don't use a rack of any kind. Very interesting. You did very well under that kind of pressure. .🎱

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Great play!!! Well done

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Where you buy your break cue?

So where is the euro break box, have they done away with it now!? I'm lost!? Playing with normal American break off yeah!? Or are they using that in 10 ball only I'm seriously lost here!? It was used to stop sinking the 1 in the left middle pocket all the time was it? It was to have more of a difficult or challenging break off for the euros players voted for it apparently!?? That was the whole idea of it, then I think players found a loophole with pocketing the 4 in the right middle every time with new euro break box every break off for the euros. Wow I'm really lost!?? To be honest I have no kept up since 2021/2022? But anyway dude your a excellent player you timing is lovely and you weight of the cueball is lovely too. How long did it take you to get use to the speed of the cloth, and is that cloth the same speed you practice on at the table in the clubs or at home!? It look a really fine fast cloth.

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Mind game is harder then skill game

What pool chalk do you use\prefer?

Firstly: Congratulations for the achievement. 🥳👏 Regarding the negative stuff: Dude, what you're teaching works without a doubt. Don't listen to these negative folks, anymore. Maybe just notice 'em. That's how i'd deal with it, if i were in kind of your situation. And this should not to be called arrogance. It's mental selfcare, because negative people DO challenge our selfconfidence with their negativity. You do very great teaching & du spielst 'n sehr starken Ball, Keule. 💪 Mach einfach dein Ding. Hat doch (scheinbar) bis hier her schon gut funktioniert. 🤜🤛 Rock on! 🔥 Grüße aus dem Ruhrpott und so. 😉✌️ 🎱

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You did a nice power draw to get position on the 5 even though you were nervous. I don't think most people who are nervous could pull that shot off

Win or lose you still a great job even under immense pressure 🎱

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I totally agree that the mental aspect is a huge part of pool. I would totally watch a video with tips on it. I struggle with this a lot.

🎱 I think it's because you are playing against other pros and you have no choice but try to be the best version of yourself and sometimes you might be in tough moments where you're challenged to grow even more . Where as in local tournaments or money games , is not as exciting or challenging. But also the money prize is much more crazy too .

What you experienced is more or less how I felt playing against you in this tournament 😅 was shaking to the core, sweaty hands and didn't really found my composure... last time I played such a big tournament was multiple years ago, so I would consider it a lack of experience. But I really enjoyed that tournament and competing against great players.

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Nice job dude!

Hell yea Bro!! 🎱💪

Sharivari the people's champ!