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Diggin those shorts. Great stuff as usual. Man crush relit ;)

My favorite pro!

You deserve it, my friend!!

An amazing player, teacher and representative of the sport! You have contributed so much to pool! THANK YOU!!!

What are your thoughts on dropping your shoulder?

the best

It is ok with the elbow drop after the shots mr niels?

nice one!

Neils you should like your own commentary over this and explain why you did what you did and how. That would be awesome

thanks Neil! ..you deserved to be followed and reccomended!

Always loved watching your videos. I've learned so much over this last year. However, today you got me really confused. In your first runout you picked a route that included a 14-11 combo after taking the 12, then 13 down the rail. I was thinking that after the 12, the next logical ball would be the 15, followed by 10-9 combo to shape on the 13. Any shape on that ball would have given you the finish on the 14 to the same pocket and then the 11 to either corner giving you shape on the 8. I realise you're the man in the competitions, and I'm the man sitting here learning, ergo, you know a whole lot more than I do. So my question is: did I miss something?

Excelente gracias

I learned to jump a ball, 30 years ago, from a pro. Using a jump cue, is pretty much cheating. The jump cue has so little mass, jumping a ball becomes effortless. You should be able to jump a ball with >1” separation, consistently. Why not just use a shaft with a hollow extended end protector, for even less mass? 🙄 Try jumping with a full cue. The closer your jump, the more skill it takes. In most instances, you only need to jump the edge of a ball. If you find yourself needing to jump a whole ball often, you are doing something wrong.

.... in many of those shots the cue ball is flirting with the pockets. You can be confident when you are playing on a table that you know very well, but when the conditions are not ideal that cue ball is going to scratch ....

Good . But. Like to see where you strike the object balls

Love this video and love to see another give away. Maybe even a video with every kicking and banking system in one video

Gregory Mackey

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Probably the most valuable video I've ever seen to boost my 9 ball game. Happens to be exactly what's missing from my aresenal.

A small donation for all your excellent videos and the knowledge you share! A true bargain at that!

Just half the video and it super entertaining and experience gaining i almost feel like a professional

If you guys listen closely when niels is explaining you will learn pro knowledge about why and when the pros take certain positionsl routes 😊

I like this drill so much i feel a burning desire to get on the table

I rem when you were doing this in your live session when you just startedyour channel! Nothing short of impressive

What kind of effect you put on the break. Ty😊

"and joy" "in joy" hehehe😂 very good! Muito bom. Gostei muito!

@4:25 great for saying how many takes you take, because we know the fake "Trickshot" videos of shots in YT shorts are like 50-100+ takes LOL.

Niels, even een vraag die niks met je video te maken heeft maar jij weet dit misschien ? Ik heb een pooltafel en de stootranden zijn zo ongeveer van speelveld tot punt rubber waar de bal raakt 37-38-39mm hoog, nu zijn alle poolballen 57,2 mm ? Want als ik de som maak 38x1,66(2/3 v/d bal)= 63,08 toch ? Maar dan vindt ik eigenlijk nergens pool ballen van deze maat enkel carambole. Maar ik ben bijna zeker dat voor mijn tafel ik grotere ballen nodig heb want als de bal tegen de stootrand ligt komt hij er net geen 1/3de over en is het schot zeer raar en ongemakkelijk. Wat is dit ?? Spelen profs zoals u altijd met 57,2 mm ballen elk toernooi/kampioenschap of bestaan er grotere en moet ik beter zoeken ? Mocht je het weten kan altijd mij mailen; vdveire@live.be Gr. Tim

Hi Neils, I got Bert's videos and they were the best. I remember the six,nine and 15 ball pointed star patterns - the 2 ladder drills - and the short/middle/long game drills. They were all tough. Bert was a character and I really enjoyed watching you and Bert on a lot of the videos. Thank you.

Awesome! 👍👍

Super Übungen...schön die Wege werden gezeigt..LG Magdalena

Some years ago I watched you in Bert's basement when he said you were going to be a champion. I thought then and still do, that he was a wonderful teacher. And you are also, your patience and detail is much appreciated. Thanks.

Thanks!

The hardest part for me is pocketing the fucking ball when I’m applying spin to place the white. The meat of the matter is about hitting your spot without getting too distracted by the english.

Thank you so much, Niels! This is a must save video to have in your pool playlist 🎱 ,which is my case ❤ 👏🎉

Ding dong daddy you got your man.

Heck yeah! I'm adding this to my weekly practice. Just did Jasmin's 1000 shots the week before apa world qualifier, I'll do this with the 1000 shots tomorrow!. As always, thanks for another great video Niels, hope the day finds you great. Gotta get ready for US amateur championship qualifier in Sept,

great drill for sure, but I think you should be playing all 3 1 ball positions with the balls in rotation counter clockwise and clockwise because you're not practicing many of the critical shots on both sides of the table (like that 1 tip of left shot from the 4 to the 5 at 17:10). so really there's 30 drills to practice lol.

Hold my beer

Thanks for another drill. Love to watch you shoot these drills and show us how to do it correctly.

Another amazing drill! I'm still working my way through the Yo-yo and Up and Down Drills but I can see that this will be the big one to aspire to. Thanks again for all the high quality instructional videos!!

Which problem do I have the most of the two in this video? Maybe both of them about the same amount.

Thank you Terminator for the wonderful explanations.

Thanks!

The "6 Pointed Star is a Super Drill''', Bert put that out years ago. But, when you THIMK your ready, "The LADDER" will humble You. Good Luck... Hi Niels..

Thanks! Straight Pool is the ultimate focus trainer. What kind of crazy pool games have you played - especially in the USA? Most of them involve money.... Games like Chicago, 5+9, Colors, Golf, Rattlers, etc.

Amazing video as always. Huge fan of your content and you as a player. Hope to meet you some day to really express my gratitude of your knowledge and selfless acts to make pool better and better everyday!

My best moments in the game of pool, especially 9 ball was for a APA Vegas qualifier, I felt in stroke and every shot I took just made sense. No overthinking, just execution..

Great stuff Niels, that's a great way to teach a proper body posture for the game! All the best my friend ;) Cheers

Bert Kinister is the GOAT. He uploaded a lot of his tapes onto his UA-cam channel. You can see a young Niels run through the drills 😉