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It’s genuinely really hard. Dr. Dave walks a nice line between information and brevity. Sharivari’s video’s are great for mass consumption, but leave out so much information. I’ve done some more serious videos recently (which I don’t post here because, I don’t know, those videos are my...

WAKA WAKA!! Yeah, I automatically added end cards when uploading but didn’t realize that a video has to be at least 5 minutes long for end cards. YouTube automatically added empty screen time to hit the 5 minutes. I tried to use YouTube’s inbuilt studio tools to remove the end cards and trim...

Hi everyone! Today, I tried Shakira's method of seeing the future in my head brain. He said it's the only way to get better at pool, and so far, I'd have to agree. Make sure you check out his video, too, as his channel could do with a boost.

Hahaha, you got it! And oh wow, I need to work on my audio game :(

Thanks, man. YouTubing sure is a lot of hard work!

Hi everyone, Some people commentated on my YouTube videos that I wasn't very confident in front of the camera, so I've made a little practice drill video to work on my presentation skills. I'd like to thank fellow YouTuber thedrillinstructor for inspiring this video. Diamond Dave

Thank you! The whole process really gave me an appreciation for the work that goes into editing even simple talking head videos. Had a lot of fun learning, but it’s definitely more work than I realized :)

Hi all! I got a new jump cue, the Cuetec Cynergy Propel, and a new notebook, a MacBook Pro, so I decided to do a little video project to teach myself how to use Final Cut Pro, Apple's video editing software. It's a fairly long video as there were a lot of video tricks I wanted to learn, and...

Yes, if he does the low planar test with the sight right, it should be directly under his good eye. However, when standing above the shot, pre shot, it could help him establish a true center point using his body as a reference point in order to get his cue on the correct line before...

I think Steve Feeney actually mentioned players with sight in one eye. I can only imagine it would be useful because it will still help you establish your true vision center while approaching the shot.

Ok, to answer the first part. This was in relation to the drill I showed in the video. I don’t think anyone would argue against having your head in the correct position when lining up a shot. The point of the drill is to get comfortable with what that position is, confirming that position...

I haven’t looked at the rules, but based on what he has stated, it is contradictory. I think he didn’t do a good job of highlighting the contradiction. One rule says when playing BiH in the kitchen, an object on the kitchen line is playable, but another rules says that if half or more of the...

Nice 👍 Try the little drill I demonstrated in my video. It’s not about where the cue goes under your chin. It’s about getting comfortable with your cue in front of your body on the correct center of vision. Of course, when standing above the shot, cue on the sightright line, in order to keep...

I’m not going to go into too much detail, because the product they are selling isn’t just the device; it’s the decades of coaching with this method that he’s compiled. The resources take you through a series of steps that demonstrate misalignment, explain why it’s different to just sighting...

That’s so obvious, I feel idiotic for not having thought of it myself 😂 However, I really do think the resources make up the majority of the value. For example, below is a screenshot of one of the course pages. The initial SightRight program has 15 sessions. Each session has multiple videos...

He’s talking about the same problem, and it’s a problem a lot of people have talked about for a long time. The trick is easily incorporating the solution into your game. Using the baulk line, rail, cloth edge have been diagnostic hacks for decades. Those methods are just not great for...

Yeah, watching Williams this year, I could see him do the little shuffle in his preshot. I’m guessing this is from establishing that true center using the sightright system. But wow, his potting was out of this world this season. Re. the price: If you do the monthly sub, the first month is...

Wow, I’ve not seen that before. I think you can see SightRight written on that board. Perhaps an early iteration of their training tools. By the way, for the people having problems finding purchase info on their website, I think it’s because their focus isn’t on selling the device, but rather...

Their video resources place a huge emphasis on some of the things you mentioned; moving around the table, incorporating your established true center of vision into your preshot etc, all with the purpose of getting the cue on the line you want, and your body to accommodate that. By the way, I’m...

Yeah, the video resources are extremely helpful, particularly pertaining to incorporating your established true center of vision into your preshot routine. Edit: I’ve actually taken some digital calipers and reproduced it on my 3DPrinter, just to have a couple of spares. But this is one...