3 Simple TIPS To IMPROVE Your POOL STROKE Fast

In this video, I am going to show you how to make your pool stroke straighter and more accurate. By following these simple tips, you'll be able to improve your game quickly!
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⏱️Time Chapters⏱️
0:00 - Intro
0:29 - Pool Stroke Introduction
1:00 - Follow Through
2:39 - Timing Of The Shot
3:41 - Elbow Drop
4:45 - Practice Exercises
8:08 - Thanks And Conclusion
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[@MrCueBall]

Let's watch how to make your pool stroke straighter and more accurate!🙏

[@olehilejohnkaelo3845]

this is extremely helpful

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much 🙏

[@xeyedsurfer]

👍 my room is too small and often have butt of cue at a wall. Not being able to step into shot(awkward body position), elevated cue and short stroke causes misses tenfold. Every part of stroke is important.

[@MrCueBall]

Ohhh I can imagine what you feel. Small rooms can be really frustrating. I wanted to share the most important factors which have highest impact on the quality of stroke dynamics. But of course elevation of cue stick is really important too and I will talk about it in the next episode🙏

[@CarlosMartinez-qk1eh]

Beautiful stroke sir

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you 🙏

[@valentenicoletti3622]

Well done Adam .....i use the same exercise in my Training group 😉

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for your opinion🙏

[@terrythomas4407]

Adam, pool should have bases so you could run after a home run. Excellent tips, examples and drills. Well done, run the bases!

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much. In my opinion these exarcises should be "starter" for every beginner pool player who want to learn straight cueing🙏

[@gaoutdooradventures]

This is too ironic. I took a break from practicing and opened my laptop, saw you just posted this video, and watched it. I am working HARD on hitting center ball. Great video as always and it appears that your shaft is a REVO with a WVP? I just recently purchased, and have been practicing with, a REVO 11.8mm WVP with the stock Predator Victory soft tip. I really like my new 11.8mm REVO, but I will definitely be replacing the stock tip with a soft Kamui clear. I've really come to love the Kamui tips. Keep up the great vids!!!!!

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very very much for this opinion. I am using Mezz Axi 156 cue with Ignite 12.2 shaft. Additionaly I have Taom Fusion Tip. Ignite Shaft has a bit better taper for me. I played Revo 12.4 before but it was to hard for me🙏

[@gaoutdooradventures]

@@MrCueBall Thank you for your reply and information. Much appreciated.

[@MrCueBall]

@@gaoutdooradventures 🙏

[@lesterweinheimer665]

You make it look easy

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you. Only hard work in practice sessions and all becomes easy😁

[@rosieisleng1102]

was wondering why he was using his hand bridges then realised

[@MrCueBall]

Sometimes I also wonder why I use it. Many times at the beginning, people don't realize what's going on with me😀

[@matthewlincoln6682]

Could learn a lot about you on how to use a brodge