A quick preview and a trick shot x3...

[Billiards369]

Before I reveal my video, here is a revealing preview of the movie 'Poolhall Junkies'...

http://www.youtube.com/user/randomtandem369#p/a/u/2/UBnyKbo0o8w

I have elaborated one of those trick shots into one I greatly enjoy doing...

In this next video I attempt to pull it off 3 times in a row.

http://www.youtube.com/user/randomtandem369#p/u/4/gnhyqXqk6Tc


My apologies if I have gone about this incorrectly of if these do not work, you can simply copy paste them into browser search bar.

Enjoy!!!!!

:grin:

 

[Blue Hog ridr]

Good stuff Bud. I like that shot. Do you set it up at the first diamond at the side of center pocket and then aim for the center side pocket cross table?

 

[Mr. Wiggles]

Beer shot.

Good stuff Bud. I like that shot. Do you set it up at the first diamond at the side of center pocket and then aim for the center side pocket cross table?

Set up the two balls about 3 in. From pocket. Not critical how far from pocket within reason. Critical is the amount of English. Shoot to opposite pocket with left as the cue will be going right. Maybe some people can make it without English. IMO left works. If the money ball moves past the pocket before the cue gets there, then hit it thinner. I predict you will succeed in ten efforts. Try and use the same English every effort and adjust by changing the contact point on opposite rail. Tough beer shot, but cool.

 

[Billiards369]

Yes for the most part what you both said is correct. The difficulty lies in the 'behind the back, one-handed' factor.

Here are a few more behind the back or difficult shots:

http://www.youtube.com/profile?nomobile=1&user=randomtandem369#p/a/u/0/xHCG_oHiS04

 

[Mr. Wiggles]

Behind the back.

Yes for the most part what you both said is correct. The difficulty lies in the 'behind the back, one-handed' factor.

Here are a few more behind the back or difficult shots:

http://www.youtube.com/profile?nomobile=1&user=randomtandem369#p/a/u/0/xHCG_oHiS04

Yes for sure behind the back adds difficulty to the shot. I was thinking learning the normal way and then expanding horizons later. I like these kind of shots but always like trick shots that could actually appear in games. Thanks for the cool vids.