I think one important thing to note is that you need to know your shaft's pivot point for BHE in order to negate deflection properly since lower deflection shafts have pivot points further away from the tip compared to something like a house cue. Great video though! Very simple explanation but very effective and straight to the point :)
djhyr0 Thank you for pointing that out! I was trying to decide whether to include that in the video or not because bhe is another lesson in itself. I pinned your comment for everyone to reference. Cheers!
ITs BS don't waste your time. But since this is 3 years old tell me how you have progressed to be a champ without learning how to stroke in a straight line. And if you can't do that no aiming system will ever overcome a poor stroke.
Great explanation, dude! You've got a new subscriber from Colombia. I was looking for an explanation about SVB's aiming system that I could really understand and I finally found it. Thx.
This seems like the making of another great billiards channel. Looking forward to more content. Your video was the first time I heard about Shane's aiming system.
@@TheBilliardCorner Went ahead and shared your first video to try and help you get some exposure and maybe get over the 1k subscriber mark. Best of luck.
Interesting take. I was watching the lineup on one of the shots and I noticed a (micro adjustment) which is fine. It will depend on which eye is dominant how much adjustment needs to be made and how much of a problem of being too thick is. A great way to get close to perfect and then learn to adjust based on your own vision.
It definitely works just got back from shooting Pool. And I used shane system and made it on my 1st try. Then went on to make more shots. Thanks for sharing this information
This is a very cool way to think about cut shots. I would assume that FHE can be used as well once the aim is established. BHE and FHE are very situational and sometimes used in combination. BHE is where you use the shaft to pivot to the point on the ball to apply English and FHE is where you use the aiming hand to move to the English point. BHE is best with short and/or fast shots, and FHE is best for long and/or slow shots.
Good Video, Excellent explanation on SVB's aiming System.Started using this system couple weeks ago.WOW what a difference in my game Thanks keep up the good work Bud
I Bet it didn't do sh$t for your game. Been a player for 50 years seen a 100 aiming systems an NONE of them work in every situation and most don't work at all, if you can't stroke the ball straight first. Stop looking for a magic pill , there is none. Its all about work, knowledge , and training if there was a magic aiming pill we would all never be missing and how many people do you know that never misses? I'm going to gues NONE even Shane misses sometime, did his system fail him or did he just miss-stroked the shot?
I'm not a BHE or FHE kinda guy when I want spin. Much more comfortable using parallel English, which is what I thought most pros use, no? You just have to compensate by aiming to hit the object ball a tad fuller compared to the exact same cut with no spin used. Works like a charm!
Front hand English is parallel English. You aim natural contact point first then move your bridge hand to apply the english, no compensation. Back hand English u move your grip hand to apply English hence compensate for deflection.
A question in regards to where your lining up the the different parts of the ferrule. If extreme cut to left, your using the left edge of the ferrule. The question is. Are you postioned at the center of the cb with the left edge or is the ferrule at the center and then using the left edge for the cut. Where is the starting postion of the ferrule, on the left side at center cb aimed at the edge.
He’s hitting the cue ball w center ball, but he’s using the edge of the ferrule as a reference point, so yes the middle of the ferrule is aligned with the center of the cb, but using the edge as an aiming reference. If you were to place the edge of the ferrule on the center of the cb, you will put inside/outside english on the ball.
There are certainly limitations to his aiming system. It would depend on how the two balls are positioned. I'd imagine If two balls are too close and you cannot see the edge of the object ball, the shot is either low percentage, not makable or at the limit of Shane's aiming system. I would be looking to play safe in that instance. Feel free to post a video showing how the two balls are positioned. Maybe I can get a better understanding on the specific shot you are mentioning. Thanks for your comment fam.
@@TheBilliardCorner You have to look over the top of the ball. I'm playing with this system for about two weeks now. I get confused on very short shots and angles closer to straight in shots but over al improved long shot cuts and any cuts by 50 %.
hello.sir. btw how do you know if you are hitting center ball by sighting only the ferrule or cue stick..do u mean bro cue ball is invisible and you directly hit the object through your left and right side of the ferrule..thanks
You would need to align all 3 at the same time. Center ball hit with the edge of the ferule with the edge of the object ball. Give it a try on a pool table, it's not as hard as it seems. Thanks for watching fam.
Bro, have your ever experimented w TOI? (Seems would almost take you to the ‘same place’ as a TOI i notice the edge of ferrule kinda matches the aim line as your SBV-but would prob actually be using more just the edge of f-vs the other divisions of .. anyways curious if you experimented w..
adissu K/M It does, you just have to adjust your aim a bit depending on the shaft used. Play around with it a bit and practice it until you find the exact alignment points.
Nice commenting.! Question: does this work with any diameter tip say for 12 mm or less, and what size tip are you using and the same for SVB PLEASE.???
What cue diameter you use (12,5mm)? when aiming almost straight cut shot do you (SVB) lining the OB edge or contact point ? Thanks for sharing this great pool knowledge.
In this video, I use a 12.9mm shaft. I've tested this aiming system with a 12mm shaft and it still works. For a slight cut, I just aim the contact point since it's a rather easy shot. Shane's aiming system is mainly for difficult cut shots. Thanks for the love fam.
could you please make video for slight cut shot, is it "edge of ferrule aiming (for left cut aim left side of ferrule to contact point. Right cut aim right edge of ferrule to contact point) ?" Thanks.
Acep Ahmad Generally speaking, left side of ferule for left cut, right side of ferule for right cut. As explained in the video, if it’s a very slight cut (not a lot of angle), there’s really no need to use the system as it’s practically straight in. I might do a live Q&A where I can show you on my table if we get enough people/questions.
Have u know about aiming without aiming method? Is there any correlation with this aiming method? Bcause it seems pros are using it too, aiming without aiming
Another follow up question after all this time. You mention the BHE method of Dr. Dave but he also has FHE. have you ever needed to use any of that on tighter pocket tables using SVB aiming method?
Watch my first video on the channel it might help. Essentially you divide the ferule into 5 sections. Left edge, middle left, center, middle right and right edge.
how does this system work with spin? Spin would require compensation for squirt and cut induced throw so this system seems like it would be convoluted quickly when using different amounts of spin at different speeds/distances.
@@TheBilliardCorner Thanks for the reply! I did some testing myself on the table today and I found that this aiming does work pretty well but I wasn’t able to just do backhand adjustment for English. I found that I instead had to aim either a little thicker or a little thinner on my shot using the ferrule aiming method and then pivot my backhand for the English for it to work. I wasn’t able to aim as a normal cut shot and cancel all English out with the back hand movement. Were you able to do that for most of your shots?
@@fishblade2 @Fish Gaming I was able to cancel the deflection out with back hand English. I recommend you check out Dr. Dave's video on back hand English. Depending on the shaft you're using, you may have a different pivot point. czcams.com/video/5T3ai0SM1aw/video.html
So there's an aiming system I like that I made up when I was twenty 23. I go from the edge of the cue ball closest to middle of table and look at that line between it and the object ball edge closest to rail then I split that line down the middle. After I find my contact point standing strait up. That way I have two references to aim at at once. Then I split the cue from the top into a quarter ball from the top and I've got three aiming references per shot On hard cuts there isn't a better way in my opinion
The SVB experience is a clinic Shane does to help promote pool. To my understanding, Shane will travel around periodically (when he's not playing major tournaments) to do these events. I recommend following Shane's social media and checking your local pool halls for events happening in the near future. Hopefully you get lucky and Shane comes to your town!
No. Stan Shuffet uses either a pivot sweep or a manual pivot. Additionally, you visualize the object ball at different points on the OB. You don't always aim at the edge of the object ball like you do in this system.
This is pretty much the system I use. Different parts of the ferrule along the edge of ball. Pretty objective. At extreme cuts I look through just one eye to overlap the very edge of the balls. I don’t think the edge of ferrule gets close enough to edge of ball at this extreme. I think you are lining up even further than the edge when you’re shooting these kind of shots in the vid. You’re making an adjustment to go further out but not realizing it.
Ive been using backhand english this whole time and didnt even know it. Just something i figured out all on my own. I just figured i was cheating the english or something lmao
There's always a possibility. I will most likely be going over a different topic on next week's video. Tons of pool content coming soon! Thanks for subscribing :)
Nice follow up video. And nice bank shot against Shane! Have you watched other SVB aiming videos? They are claiming to aim the side of the ferrule at the contact point, NOT the small fractions of the ferrule to the outside of the object ball that you state SVB explained to you. Are they all wrong?
Start playing around with this concept on the pool table and figure out where you need to aim on the ferule to cut the ball. In the video, I've given you the basic ideas so you can internalize it and make it work for your game. Depending on the cue and shaft combination that you have, you may be aiming at different sections of the ferule. Thanks for watching fam.
@@morpheusz5727 Yes, when Shane was teaching me, we were doing it on a diamond 9 footer with tight pockets. Obviously your aim will need to be more accurate on those tables. Thanks for watching fam.
Center ball hit UNLESS you want to put English using the back hand English method as shown in this video. Watch the first video on my channel, I go over the basics of his aiming system. Where you aim on the ferule depends on how steep the cut is. So play around with it and fine tune your aiming.
@@xDuWuTang Some people use ghost ball, some people CTE, some people just go by feel. Whatever works for you is the best system. Efren said in an interview that he doesn't use any aiming system and he was one of the (if not the) best. Just play pool and have fun :)
hmm, I think I need to take the time and write a python script to simulate this aiming method: analysing the deviation of the contact point to the ideal ghostball contact point as a function of cut angle, cueball to object ball distance and tip diameter - - - would be interesting, if the 5 aiming zones can actually objectively cover all of the cut angle range at all conceivable shot distances or this is just a perception thing and just another way to reformulate that you aim by subconcious intuition^^
If this aiming system works and you can be consistent using it why isnt this more of a thing in the pool community? I mean, this is one of the only videos I could find that demonstrates Shane's aiming system. There are a few CTE and other weird systems like 'Split the difference" that seems to have been created by a homeless person. At least thats what he looks like. haha
Good deal brother I just tried it out on my bar box yes it works good I just struggle with visualization on center shaft to object ball with simple cuts it’s like I know it’s easy so I over look my shot if that makes since
" I'll teach you a more advanced version of Shane Ban Boening's aiming system. " Well then I should be seeing you beating Shanes Ass next tourney he is in but I"m sure that isn't going to happen. Because the trick isn't aiming its delivering the cue properly to the cueball. It's all about STROKE!
I don't think this aiming system is very good, if you take a good look when you pot the ball, it didn't go in the heart of the pocket, especially on those cut shots. This would be a miss on a 4 inch pocket
Hi! Since it is a machine translation, please forgive the rudeness and meaninglessness of the words. Can you show your commentary in a diagram? Simple and clear. This is a aim not found in Japan. If you have a detailed picture drawing and I'm convinced, I'd like to pay you $ 100, even if it doesn't make sense. Can you provide it as a PDF file or video with several pages like a how-to book? I will pay the same price for your sincerity and effort even if I am not satisfied with the result. I think the method is a bank account, but I follow the method you want. In the worst case, I never reply for more than 3 days. But there are one or two days.
I think one important thing to note is that you need to know your shaft's pivot point for BHE in order to negate deflection properly since lower deflection shafts have pivot points further away from the tip compared to something like a house cue. Great video though! Very simple explanation but very effective and straight to the point :)
djhyr0 Thank you for pointing that out! I was trying to decide whether to include that in the video or not because bhe is another lesson in itself. I pinned your comment for everyone to reference. Cheers!
Be aware of SIT (Spin Induced Throw) on long shots... (sorry for my English, i'm Indonesian)
@@acepahmad7682 You got it perfect, great tips!
ITs BS don't waste your time. But since this is 3 years old tell me how you have progressed to be a champ without learning how to stroke in a straight line. And if you can't do that no aiming system will ever overcome a poor stroke.
Couldn’t choose a better coach than SVB. Appreciate your knowledge and I’m a proud subscriber.
Thank you so much. I like your ability to explain and demonstrate your tutorials. You have the making of a good Coach! Take care.
Great explanation, dude! You've got a new subscriber from Colombia. I was looking for an explanation about SVB's aiming system that I could really understand and I finally found it. Thx.
This seems like the making of another great billiards channel. Looking forward to more content. Your video was the first time I heard about Shane's aiming system.
Thanks for the kind words fam. I just took a look at your channel, you make great videos! Subscribed!
@@TheBilliardCorner Went ahead and shared your first video to try and help you get some exposure and maybe get over the 1k subscriber mark. Best of luck.
@@WorldofPoolandBilliards Wow, much appreciated! Cheers!
Interesting take. I was watching the lineup on one of the shots and I noticed a (micro adjustment) which is fine. It will depend on which eye is dominant how much adjustment needs to be made and how much of a problem of being too thick is. A great way to get close to perfect and then learn to adjust based on your own vision.
Wow- this is really explained and shown very well. The best I’ve seen so far and Thanks for sharing! Convinced me to subscribe after seeing this.
Thank you so much
It definitely works just got back from shooting Pool. And I used shane system and made it on my 1st try. Then went on to make more shots. Thanks for sharing this information
Love your videos! Please don’t stop.
Thanks for this further explanation of SVB'a aiming.. i especially liked the back hand english portion,,,, Vince
Keep up the good work, I enjoyed this video 👍
Great video once again. 👍 your channel will grow in no time
People like you keep my motivated. Thanks for the kind words fam.
This is a very cool way to think about cut shots. I would assume that FHE can be used as well once the aim is established. BHE and FHE are very situational and sometimes used in combination. BHE is where you use the shaft to pivot to the point on the ball to apply English and FHE is where you use the aiming hand to move to the English point. BHE is best with short and/or fast shots, and FHE is best for long and/or slow shots.
well done ,thanks it provides mental confidence
thank you
Very good explanation. Thanks for taking the time to explain.
Could you possibly take time to explain cross corner banking in one pocket?
Sure, thanks for the video idea.
Great work, you really know how to present content! Love the head cam, keep innovating and keep the vids coming!
Wow, thank you Dave!
Thank you for the great instructional video.
Glad it was helpful!
Perfectly explained!!!
Good Video, Excellent explanation on SVB's aiming System.Started using this system couple weeks ago.WOW what a difference in my game Thanks keep up the good work Bud
Wow thank you!
Brilliant follow up!
Thanks fam! Appreciate you!
this is very good too, part 2 is even better than part 1. haven’t been to a table yet but i can sense this will make me more accurate. thanks!
I Bet it didn't do sh$t for your game. Been a player for 50 years seen a 100 aiming systems an NONE of them work in every situation and most don't work at all, if you can't stroke the ball straight first.
Stop looking for a magic pill , there is none. Its all about work, knowledge , and training if there was a magic aiming pill we would all never be missing and how many people do you know that never misses? I'm going to gues NONE even Shane misses sometime, did his system fail him or did he just miss-stroked the shot?
Dang . Awesome vid bud. More power
chikoyla thanks 🙏
Im not an experienced or competitive pool player at all but i tried this last night at my pool hall and i like it!!😊
From Indonesia with love bro. Thanks for the tip bro.
Thanks for the love fam. Much appreciated!
Wkwkw indo
Good video explaining the edge of ferrule system
Glad you liked it!
Good job dude!
Thanks fam!
Well done bro!!
Thanks my friend :)
This is a great video brother! I applied it and my shot making average on hard cuts has went way up..
So awesome to hear!
I'm not a BHE or FHE kinda guy when I want spin. Much more comfortable using parallel English, which is what I thought most pros use, no? You just have to compensate by aiming to hit the object ball a tad fuller compared to the exact same cut with no spin used. Works like a charm!
Yup, whichever way works for you. Everyone has their own method :)
Right there with ya I use parallel
Front hand English is parallel English. You aim natural contact point first then move your bridge hand to apply the english, no compensation. Back hand English u move your grip hand to apply English hence compensate for deflection.
its magic :) thx for video, i try
Welcome 😊
Thank you
Thanks for watching fam
Nice work! 👍🇳🇿🎱
Question when Shane uses English to this system is he using BHE or does he aim with different parts of the shaft to the cue ball as well
Shane Vane Boening looks so friendly outside the tournament
A question in regards to where your lining up the the different parts of the ferrule. If extreme cut to left, your using the left edge of the ferrule. The question is. Are you postioned at the center of the cb with the left edge or is the ferrule at the center and then using the left edge for the cut. Where is the starting postion of the ferrule, on the left side at center cb aimed at the edge.
He’s hitting the cue ball w center ball, but he’s using the edge of the ferrule as a reference point, so yes the middle of the ferrule is aligned with the center of the cb, but using the edge as an aiming reference.
If you were to place the edge of the ferrule on the center of the cb, you will put inside/outside english on the ball.
Thank you! It works like magic . What if two balls are close , how to aim if you don't see the edge of an object ball?
There are certainly limitations to his aiming system. It would depend on how the two balls are positioned. I'd imagine If two balls are too close and you cannot see the edge of the object ball, the shot is either low percentage, not makable or at the limit of Shane's aiming system. I would be looking to play safe in that instance.
Feel free to post a video showing how the two balls are positioned. Maybe I can get a better understanding on the specific shot you are mentioning. Thanks for your comment fam.
@@TheBilliardCorner You have to look over the top of the ball. I'm playing with this system for about two weeks now. I get confused on very short shots and angles closer to straight in shots but over al improved long shot cuts and any cuts by 50 %.
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Ive been using edge to edge for 20 yrs. it works. I didnt know shane used 3/4 and 1/4 ferrule.
Pretty awesome system!
How can i get SVB. Shirt. Or a patch cuetec i own cynergy cuetec
Are you aiming center of the cue ball and the time
It works ,
hello.sir. btw how do you know if you are hitting center ball by sighting only the ferrule or cue stick..do u mean bro cue ball is invisible and you directly hit the object through your left and right side of the ferrule..thanks
You would need to align all 3 at the same time. Center ball hit with the edge of the ferule with the edge of the object ball. Give it a try on a pool table, it's not as hard as it seems. Thanks for watching fam.
@@TheBilliardCorner thanks sir hopefully you will make a video about vision center
Bro, have your ever experimented w TOI? (Seems would almost take you to the ‘same place’ as a TOI i notice the edge of ferrule kinda matches the aim line as your SBV-but would prob actually be using more just the edge of f-vs the other divisions of .. anyways curious if you experimented w..
Does this system work for all shafts? Because not all shafts have the same size (diameter) ferrule.
adissu K/M It does, you just have to adjust your aim a bit depending on the shaft used. Play around with it a bit and practice it until you find the exact alignment points.
Nice commenting.! Question: does this work with any diameter tip say for 12 mm or less, and what size tip are you using and the same for SVB PLEASE.???
Yes works with any diameter shaft, you just have to adjust where the visual aim point is. SVB uses 11.8mm
I wonder if this can be applied to more advanced shots, like banks, kicks, etc. Thanks for the vid
Depending on the kick or bank, it can be applied. Thanks for watching
Dude those balls never fall on a diamond 💎
What cue diameter you use (12,5mm)? when aiming almost straight cut shot do you (SVB) lining the OB edge or contact point ? Thanks for sharing this great pool knowledge.
In this video, I use a 12.9mm shaft. I've tested this aiming system with a 12mm shaft and it still works. For a slight cut, I just aim the contact point since it's a rather easy shot. Shane's aiming system is mainly for difficult cut shots. Thanks for the love fam.
could you please make video for slight cut shot, is it "edge of ferrule aiming (for left cut aim left side of ferrule to contact point. Right cut aim right edge of ferrule to contact point) ?" Thanks.
Acep Ahmad Generally speaking, left side of ferule for left cut, right side of ferule for right cut.
As explained in the video, if it’s a very slight cut (not a lot of angle), there’s really no need to use the system as it’s practically straight in.
I might do a live Q&A where I can show you on my table if we get enough people/questions.
Have u know about aiming without aiming method? Is there any correlation with this aiming method? Bcause it seems pros are using it too, aiming without aiming
Not sure what you’re trying to ask? 🧐
Another follow up question after all this time. You mention the BHE method of Dr. Dave but he also has FHE. have you ever needed to use any of that on tighter pocket tables using SVB aiming method?
I never used FHE. For my game, I can compensate fine with BHE or just by feel. You can give it a go and see if it works for your game.
Make more vid like this :))
Thanks 🙏 New video coming out soon, subscribe and stay tuned :)
How about your cueball where do you aim? is it in middle?
Center ball first
It is a cool system, good and accurate system, but what size of. Ferrule mostly use in this system?
Any size can work, just need to adjust for it
How come when your using backhand English you don’t have to adjust your bridge length on short shots compared to long shots?
I dont understand the logic behind the fingers . I understand lining up the cue tip with the edge of the object ball. But what is the first step?
Watch my first video on the channel it might help. Essentially you divide the ferule into 5 sections. Left edge, middle left, center, middle right and right edge.
how does this system work with spin? Spin would require compensation for squirt and cut induced throw so this system seems like it would be convoluted quickly when using different amounts of spin at different speeds/distances.
This video shows how the system is used with spin at 2:00.
@@TheBilliardCorner Thanks for the reply! I did some testing myself on the table today and I found that this aiming does work pretty well but I wasn’t able to just do backhand adjustment for English. I found that I instead had to aim either a little thicker or a little thinner on my shot using the ferrule aiming method and then pivot my backhand for the English for it to work. I wasn’t able to aim as a normal cut shot and cancel all English out with the back hand movement. Were you able to do that for most of your shots?
@@fishblade2 @Fish Gaming I was able to cancel the deflection out with back hand English. I recommend you check out Dr. Dave's video on back hand English. Depending on the shaft you're using, you may have a different pivot point. czcams.com/video/5T3ai0SM1aw/video.html
So there's an aiming system I like that I made up when I was twenty 23. I go from the edge of the cue ball closest to middle of table and look at that line between it and the object ball edge closest to rail then I split that line down the middle. After I find my contact point standing strait up. That way I have two references to aim at at once. Then I split the cue from the top into a quarter ball from the top and I've got three aiming references per shot On hard cuts there isn't a better way in my opinion
Is this the system that you currently use for aiming?. Your presentation was great.
Yes I use it all the time
It a great aiming sistem
thx
np
That pocket is huge
YUUUUGGGEEEE!
What is the SVB experience you mentioned? Is it a periodic event that one can go to?
The SVB experience is a clinic Shane does to help promote pool. To my understanding, Shane will travel around periodically (when he's not playing major tournaments) to do these events. I recommend following Shane's social media and checking your local pool halls for events happening in the near future. Hopefully you get lucky and Shane comes to your town!
@@TheBilliardCorner Thanks! Damn, i dont have any social media though :-(
@@samanthashaw
Me either.
@@SwtTrisha8 😊
Doesn't work on 1/16 ball cuts and less
Is that possible use this system on snooker ?
Not sure, never tested on a snooker table.
What’s the size of your table?
My humble home fits a 7ft bar size table (11 year old cloth). When I learned it from Shane, we were practicing on 9ft diamonds.
Isn’t this just CTE (center to edge) by Mr. Shuffet?
No. Stan Shuffet uses either a pivot sweep or a manual pivot. Additionally, you visualize the object ball at different points on the OB. You don't always aim at the edge of the object ball like you do in this system.
This is pretty much the system I use. Different parts of the ferrule along the edge of ball. Pretty objective. At extreme cuts I look through just one eye to overlap the very edge of the balls. I don’t think the edge of ferrule gets close enough to edge of ball at this extreme. I think you are lining up even further than the edge when you’re shooting these kind of shots in the vid. You’re making an adjustment to go further out but not realizing it.
Ive been using backhand english this whole time and didnt even know it. Just something i figured out all on my own. I just figured i was cheating the english or something lmao
Haha, you got some good instincts.
So back hand English means to pivot without moving your bridge hand?
if this will work for me, i'll buy a cuetec svb dakota cue!
Is There going to be a part 3?
There's always a possibility. I will most likely be going over a different topic on next week's video. Tons of pool content coming soon! Thanks for subscribing :)
@@TheBilliardCorner Thanks for the amazing content, I'm new to pool and these videos are of great help.
@@chainedwanderer No problem! Keep on playing pool brother!
Nice follow up video. And nice bank shot against Shane! Have you watched other SVB aiming videos? They are claiming to aim the side of the ferrule at the contact point, NOT the small fractions of the ferrule to the outside of the object ball that you state SVB explained to you. Are they all wrong?
Shane taught me his aiming system in person so my video should be the most up to date/correct one.
I don't understand 1/4 cut shot and extream cut shot is same method.
Also, how do you determine how different the angles of 55degree and 65degree are?
Start playing around with this concept on the pool table and figure out where you need to aim on the ferule to cut the ball. In the video, I've given you the basic ideas so you can internalize it and make it work for your game. Depending on the cue and shaft combination that you have, you may be aiming at different sections of the ferule. Thanks for watching fam.
Have u tried on a bigger table?
Tighter pocket? Non bar table?
@@morpheusz5727 Yes, when Shane was teaching me, we were doing it on a diamond 9 footer with tight pockets. Obviously your aim will need to be more accurate on those tables. Thanks for watching fam.
Whell done
I tried this and 9 of 10 shots were undercut. And are these all center CB shots....no English?
Center ball hit UNLESS you want to put English using the back hand English method as shown in this video. Watch the first video on my channel, I go over the basics of his aiming system. Where you aim on the ferule depends on how steep the cut is. So play around with it and fine tune your aiming.
What cue stick this video?
Lambros
@@TheBilliardCorner nice cues, what series lambros?
@@ikrarsajati8986 Not sure on the series. It's Snakewood points into ebony with abalone inlays. Fantastic hitting cue.
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The video is good, only one problem tho. The last shot you did, you ended up putting left English at the last moment. But over all good.
like cte
Never tried CTE, I should try learning
It’s basically fractional ball aiming and referencing..
yupppp
Almost more accurate to learn referencing, even the shots you demonstrated weren’t dead center
@@xDuWuTang Some people use ghost ball, some people CTE, some people just go by feel. Whatever works for you is the best system. Efren said in an interview that he doesn't use any aiming system and he was one of the (if not the) best. Just play pool and have fun :)
hmm, I think I need to take the time and write a python script to simulate this aiming method: analysing the deviation of the contact point to the ideal ghostball contact point as a function of cut angle, cueball to object ball distance and tip diameter - - - would be interesting, if the 5 aiming zones can actually objectively cover all of the cut angle range at all conceivable shot distances or this is just a perception thing and just another way to reformulate that you aim by subconcious intuition^^
Enrico Köhler woh, would love to see that if you ever write the python script
If this aiming system works and you can be consistent using it why isnt this more of a thing in the pool community? I mean, this is one of the only videos I could find that demonstrates Shane's aiming system. There are a few CTE and other weird systems like 'Split the difference" that seems to have been created by a homeless person. At least thats what he looks like. haha
Man i hate how he so good at pool already that he consider the 5-15 degree technically a straight in shot which its not for beginner
Sorry but can u transl for me to vietnamese pls :( ?
Sorry I don't know Vietnamese
Make a video using back hand English in your words
But have you alone improved using this system
Has helped me be more consistent with cut shots yes.
Good deal brother I just tried it out on my bar box yes it works good I just struggle with visualization on center shaft to object ball with simple cuts it’s like I know it’s easy so I over look my shot if that makes since
" I'll teach you a more advanced version of Shane Ban Boening's aiming system. "
Well then I should be seeing you beating Shanes Ass next tourney he is in but I"m sure that isn't going to happen.
Because the trick isn't aiming its delivering the cue properly to the cueball. It's all about STROKE!
Those pockets look huge
YUUUUUGGGGEEEEE!
wtf is a ferrel
Could be fçr ppl
I don't think this aiming system is very good, if you take a good look when you pot the ball, it didn't go in the heart of the pocket, especially on those cut shots. This would be a miss on a 4 inch pocket
Works on my new diamond table just fine. SVB has made it work good :)
Hi! Since it is a machine translation, please forgive the rudeness and meaninglessness of the words. Can you show your commentary in a diagram? Simple and clear. This is a aim not found in Japan. If you have a detailed picture drawing and I'm convinced, I'd like to pay you $ 100, even if it doesn't make sense. Can you provide it as a PDF file or video with several pages like a how-to book? I will pay the same price for your sincerity and effort even if I am not satisfied with the result. I think the method is a bank account, but I follow the method you want. In the worst case, I never reply for more than 3 days. But there are one or two days.
I recommend buying Shane Van Boening's Dvd, he goes over this aiming system with visuals. Links in the description.
Get a brush.
11 year old cloth, a brush won’t save it 😂
Svb lied.
nah
This doesn't work for all shots
@@lancejira9903 Used for cut shots as described in the video Lance.