Pool Instruction – Overhanded Jump Shot (fredm4315)
A brief lesson on how to jump a cue ball using the overhanded method buy cheap amoxil including some persuasive reasons why I believe moneygram the overhanded method is a better way to jump than the conventional underhanded method.
great instruction. thank you sir.
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i like you video it help me i been doing the other method for years but i lke this one alot i been playing for 30 yrs now so i guess you can say a old dog can learn new tricks
Awesome!! I am so happy I found this clip.
I could never jump before but I just got finished successfully jumping the cue ball 20 times in a row. Amazing. And so easy. Very little power needed. Like he says, just a flick of the wrist. Important to hit just below center (1/2 tip) when looking down at the ball. Thanks again!!!
thxs dude. for the tip.really helpful.
With me I follow this but the ball didn’t take off
NICEE. ty.
thanks for making it easier fred…
Thanks for the good video. I have just got into trying jump shots and this has helped with the basics.
Hey Fred,
Interesting video, I build cues and have just created a 5.62 oz. Dart jumping style cue that will go over a ball at 1mm of space between the balls.Nevel is the only guy I’ve personally seen jump a ball from that distance. This cue helps a normal person jump balls as close as a cube of chalk. If you see this send a reply to me at the ya-hoody, I’ll send a reply back quickly.
thanx this was a very helpful video
Brilliant instruction, I’m working on this and I’ve made a few good jumps and I don’t consider myself as a good player.
Thanks a lot!
Greetings from Chile!
Just wanted to comment on the phenolic tip that you mentioned; a lot of tournaments and leagues are banning the use of phenolic tips, so consider whether you will be playing in any before purchasing a new jump/break stick.
One good advice to everyone, until you master this jump shot, use a piece of cloth (same thickness as table cloth) put it under the cue ball, to keep burn marks from your cloth, also, it would not hurt to cover the table precious wood work so when cue ball jumps up, it would not dent it.
Again, i cannot thank you enough, i will pay you something when i win next match.
Thanks for the great comments. I’m using a Bungie (not sure of the spelling). It’s a fairly cheap que at about $80. It’s also very light and has a phenolic tip, both of which really help make the process more effortless.
WOW WOW WOW WOW, you said 20 min, it took me 10 min to master short jumps. I did not have jump stick i used std shaft (a bit short though) with regular tip but could not jump much, i took the tip off and shot with the plastic fearel waht a difference, i started jumping, i guess i need to buy jump tip, what you recommend. Again thanks much, you are much better than Bert Kinister i could not jump much his way.
keep up the good work.
Very good instruction. I have used a similar approach, but with the stick between my pointing and middle finger. It is also very effective but I will try this method as well. Good work and keep it coming!