Why You Keep Missing Easy Shots

Kim Young (The Dragon) worked with a 700+ Fargo rated player who kept missing easy shots. They started with the world's simplest shot: a straight stop shot. How many out of 10? "I'll be humble, eight." First attempt had a tiny roll. Got worse from there. Cue ball going left and right. The harder he tried, the worse it got. The problem: he was so focused on the result that nobody was actually aiming the shot. The Dragon's hidden secret: three types of players exist. The commentator (plans and visualizes). The player (executes quietly). The spectator (reacts to what happened). Most players jump straight from commentator to spectator, skipping the player entirely. Spend more time in the commentator seat. Visualize what it looks like, sounds like, feels like. No surprises when you get down. If you can't shoot it with your eyes closed, you haven't visualized enough. Easy shots don't exist. Only shots you've prepared for and shots you haven't. Tag a pool player who pops up 👇 Subscribe for daily tips Guest: Kim Young (The Dragon) #8ballpool #billiardspool #billiardstraining #billiards #cuesports