One-Handed Behind The Back Runout

Makes my behind the back over my shoe not quite as impressive. Thanks for one upping me lol. Very impressive sir.
 
JesseAllred said:
... When I gambled with Philipino Gene in San Francisco I didn't know until it was too late he could run about a hundred balls behind the back. ...
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Gene was so skinny it was hard to tell whether the stick was in front or behind.
 
OMG is that Max!? He is huge! You need to come back soon and give me 11/5. Goin to WSOP next year so save up
 
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Jesse is the real deal folks...super nice guy too.

Watching him run a one handed three pack in nine ball, or jump balls one handed on a bumper pool table made me a believer years ago. Also made me forget about even trying to play one handed... which for most of us is a good thing.
 
JesseAllred said:
Just made a video < http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aeiT2UwKw4 > running out one-handed behind my back, jacked-up. When I gambled with Philipino Gene in San Francisco I didn't know until it was too late he could run about a hundred balls behind the back. Anyone have some cool stories of guys playing with props or using a different form?
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I watched George Breedlove shoot one handed, behind the back jump shots at the Lexington All Stars tournament years ago. It was crazy:eek:
 
another video

made a speed pool video one handed. I'm going to keep trying for a lower time, it's pretty fun to do with only one hand
 
Jesse, you've got to show that sh-t to Bustamante. He thinks he's the coolest cat shooting behind his back. I can see him now shaking his head. :smile:
 
This guy can play. He took second in the Annual Nitehawk tournament in Portland, OR a few months back losing in the finals to Stan Tourangeu. He asked me to gamble once and I was smart enough not too!

I would like to play him a game of ping pong though (see You Tube). It would be a closer match!

Jesse is a great guy plain and simple and I hope to see him again someday.
 
the challenge

TWOFORPOOL said:
This guy can play. He took second in the Annual Nitehawk tournament in Portland, OR a few months back losing in the finals to Stan Tourangeu. He asked me to gamble once and I was smart enough not too!

I would like to play him a game of ping pong though (see You Tube). It would be a closer match!

Jesse is a great guy plain and simple and I hope to see him again someday.
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That challenge is still on to gamble, and we can play some ping pong too. I may still be a fish when it comes to ping pong, but I love to lose, so it can't be too long until I develop a little talent. I lost 18 out of 20 games to that kid for money and loved every minute! LOL
 
Good shootin Jesse

JesseAllred said:
That challenge is still on to gamble, and we can play some ping pong too. I may still be a fish when it comes to ping pong, but I love to lose, so it can't be too long until I develop a little talent. I lost 18 out of 20 games to that kid for money and loved every minute! LOL
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Now you got to use that talent to make some money...I can see it now..You playing the poker player Dippy a 50k set with you shooting one handed, jacked up ,behind the back !! I'd buy the pay per view ! :D
 
Jesse, that is some advanced sh*t! :eek: Loved the 1h straight pool video, too. Are you holding the cue at the balance point or just a hair behind?
 
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