Good video about SIT compensation.

[boogieman]

I just found this guy's videos and they seem to be really good.

He's talking about spin induced throw (SIT) and how it effects shots. I really like his style, he's thorough without getting overly technical. Just thought I'd pass it along for anyone interested.

 

[BC21]

I just found this guy's videos and they seem to be really good.

He's talking about spin induced throw (SIT) and how it effects shots. I really like his style, he's thorough without getting overly technical. Just thought I'd pass it along for anyone interested.

I really like this guy's style. I've watched several of his videos and subscribed to his channel a few weeks ago. He's entertaining and provides a lot of useful information.

 

[boogieman]

I really like this guy's style. I've watched several of his videos and subscribed to his channel a few weeks ago. He's entertaining and provides a lot of useful information.

Some of his creative shots are great to watch! Not that you would want to pull them off in a match but I have a soft spot in my heart for trick shots.

 

[Willowbrook Wolfy]

There are a few good ones and a few he makes that are not so good. One of the crappy ones that come to mind was the one shooting a ball to the side and getting back uptable 2 rails for the 8 with a bunch of opponent balls down table to stay away from. Natural angle was to overcut it slightly with regular follow. He used a few different tactics, but the whole video I was saying-“just hit it straight top and the natural angle is perfect”. He used stun and top right/left and used a couple other different ways. How he had it set up it was just a simple follow shot. Unless you hit it too hard. He made the shot a bit tougher than it needed to be. Which he often does and then states it was the “best way” to do it.

But they are short and to the point which is a plus. Good ones? He made a good one on CIT.

What’s with all these new forums I just found?