Dr. Dave explores the amazing world of billiards physics in super slow motion.
Table of Contents:
0:00 – Intro
0:19 – 1 – Backspin and Topspin
1:27 – 2 – Corner Pocket Rattle
2:07 – 3 – Curved CB Paths and Burn Marks
3:13 – 4 – Rail Cut Shot CB Control
4:33 – 5 – CB Deflection
5:32 – 6 – Tip Compression
5:50 – 7 – Cue Vibration
6:03 – 8 – Cushion Compression
6:59 – 9 – Jump Shots
8:52 – 10 – Break Shot Technique
9:28 – Wrap Up
9:42 —- clip montage
Video Links and Supporting Resources:
Russian follow shot at 19,000fps:
Russian draw shot at 19,000fps:
Russian miscue at 9100fps:
HSV 4.1 – Draw shot:
HSV 4.2 – Following an obstacle ball into a pocket:
HSV B.46 – CB and OB hop and spin transfer during follow shots:
HSV 3.8 – Corner pocket miss due to near rail deflection:
parabolic CB path analysis -TP A.4 – Post-impact cue ball trajectory for any cut angle, speed, and spin:
Top 10 Pool Shots Every Player Must Know!!! (for jump shots):
CUE BALL CONTROL … Everything You Need to Know:
HSV A.76 – Austrian high-speed and infrared video clips:
Rail Cut Shot Aiming, w/ and w/o Sidespin – from “How To Aim Pool Shots (HAPS)” – NV E.6:
HSV A.128-A.141 – rail cut shots:
SIDESPIN … Everything You Need to Know:
How to Select a Pool Cue, Cue Ball Deflection, Carbon Fiber, Revo vs. Cuetec:
aim compensation using sidespin:
what causes squirt:
“Got English?” – How to Aim Using Sidespin, With Game-Situation Examples:
Russian cue vibration at 9100fps:
cause for squirt:
Russian follow shot at 19,000fps:
HSV B.9 – cue deflection and vibration:
Russian cue vibration at 3200fps:
HSV 6.1 – Cushion deformation during high speed bank:
Russian cushion compression:
HSV B.20 – rail cushion compression shots:
HSV B.11 – One-pocket “beat-the-kiss” frozen rail cross-corner bank shot:
HSV B.17 – Coin hop off the rail into a glass trick shot:
jump shot technique advice:
Amazing Billiard Shots in SLOW MOTION!:
HSV B.13 – Level cue follow shot hop over stacks of coins:
HSV 7.23 – Jump shot (slight bottom spin):
Top 10 Pool Shots Every Player Must Know!!! (for jump shots):
HSV B.19 – Highly elevated cue jump shots:
HSV B.37 – jump shot over-cut effect and examples:
HSV B.12 – Beating a scratch by bouncing the cue ball off the rear rim of a pocket:
HSV B.4 – Object ball jump shot:
Shane Van Boening Break Technique Analysis by Dr. Dave:
Shane Van Boening’s Break in Super Slow Motion:
break technique advice:
large collection of super-slow-motion pool videos:
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