Good Afternoon Community im looking at setting a structure of videos in the next week or so if your new come and join the growing channel.

You must always be able to walk into a shot and feel comfortable with your back foot straight and front foot bent.

Welcome to Ryan’s English Pool Tips! This group is for players who want to improve their English pool game, learn smarter tactics, and enjoy the competitive side of the sport. Whether you’re a beginner or league player, you’ll find tips, drills, match analysis, and cue ball control advice to help you win more frames. To get things started: What’s the ONE part of your game you struggle with most? • Potting • Position play • Safety shots • Breaking • Confidence under pressure Comment below and let’s improve together

Once you go to break always have one foot in front of the other and make sure you strike through the cueball for maximum power. Some people like to hit the cueball on the top or bottom but here’s the great thing it’s up to you it’s what you prefer.