How to Break Pool Lessons by Charlie Bryant Pool Balls while at the Super Billiards Expo in Valley Forge, PA in March, 2008. See more at www. insidepoolmag. com
How to Break Pool Lessons by Charlie Bryant Pool Balls while at the Super Billiards Expo in Valley Forge, PA in March, 2008. See more at www. insidepoolmag. com
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wow that was really informative, thanks, and can I say, that is the best accent…..ever.
5:06 …. Is it a bird ? Is it a plane ? No it`s superman !! Tards
I have all ways done the body forward first naturally . I guess I picked that up from throwing a baseball/swinging a bat from age 5.
3:56 omg …..
lol!!! look at the guy in the corner at 5:06
haha started off a little shaky thur but he got er done at the end! lookat that goobers reaction in the background after he hits the break at 5:06
sounded like he siad “just to let everyone know, my names charlie brown” lol
how about you guys listen to what he says, not how he says it.
holy fuck. what do you mean you dont want to warp it you almost broke it on the damn table
@danthemanlutz agreed, so could rodney morris
3:56 Holy bent shaft batman!
If you want power in your break you must get the body into it. The break is not like an ordinary shot where you must keep your body still.
As a long time player and martial arts practitioner this instruction makes sense.
I do not like to hit down on the cue however as the ball will go off the table sometimes. The timing of the shot is very important. I personally make a ball on the 9 ball break 70-75% of the time with a similar technique.
Is this more a lesson on how NOT to do it? Seems to me that this rise and let fly technique would serve baseball better than billiards. But who the hell am I to say?
great technique, i started using this and i make a ball on almost everybreak and pocket the 9 on some breaks
good segment, liked it and very informative thx
When a cue ball goes streight up in the air its because he hit dead center but he also floated or bounced the cue ball to the target and the energy that he imposed on the cue ball has been wasted by carrying the cue up off the table in stead of transfering the energy to the rack of balls. Read the Science of Pocket Billiards by Jack Koehler, youll be amezed
@Johnnyboybravo not fuck up, when the cue ball hit the break, it bounced really high up in the air since it was a too powerful shot
5:05 Check the guy’s face in the background! Fuck up shot!
wth? he might as well jump on the table. i dont think i wanna break like that. is this the best technique?
that helps a lot though
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@ProdigyKimXP oh, ok, thanks for the reply!
Its Friday night go play some fucking pool get off the computer
peace i am out
you must not play very much the tables suck Evey where and watching the pros will get you nowhere
playing on new cloth you can hit with the but of your cue and make a ball where you hit the ball is much more important ,and where you hit the rack power means nothing if you loose the cue ball plus 9 ball break is for chumps everyone noes it play 7 ball or Texas 7 ball or 6 ball straight pool learn a different game my god!!