How to Play Billiards : Billiards: English Effects

In billiards, English is anything that is put on the ball that is left or right of the center access of the cue ball. Learn the effects of putting English on a cue ball with tips from an experienced pool player in this free video on billiards. Expert: Joe Nichols Contact: www.breaktimetenpin.com Bio: Joe Nichols has been playing the game of billiards for approximately 43 years. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
Video Rating: 5 / 5

Billiards on eBay:

(32) EIGHT 8 BALL POOL / BILLIARDS KEYCHAINS NEW!!!!

US $16.99
End Date: Tuesday Mar-01-2011 22:06:51 PST
Buy It Now for only: US $16.99
Buy it now | Add to watch list

(64) ASSORTED POOL BALL / BILLIARDS KEYCHAINS NEW!!!!

US $29.99
End Date: Tuesday Mar-01-2011 22:07:05 PST
Buy It Now for only: US $29.99
Buy it now | Add to watch list

NINTENDO WII POOL PARTY BILLIARDS *BRAND NEW & SEALED*

US $13.99 (0 Bid)
End Date: Tuesday Mar-01-2011 22:12:23 PST
Buy It Now for only: US $16.94
Bid now | Buy it now | Add to watch list

billiards Amazon selections you should keep an eye on:

Tags: Billiards, Effects, English, Play

by admin | RSS | trackback

« snooker trickshots

Standard 10-1/2″ Horsehair Pool Table Brush, Mahogany »

Related Items

12 Responses to “How to Play Billiards : Billiards: English Effects”

March 02, 2011
08zea

old man , ill take you anytime in billard , iam sure ill kick you’re ass…………
March 02, 2011
WWFinurhouse

is he using a break cue??it sound like break cue
March 02, 2011
crrazyy

i put some french on my balls, the ball does listen. goes wherever anyway. =D
March 02, 2011
castravets

I cant stand the commercials.
March 02, 2011
tracydevore

Shaggy30000, there’s no such thing as top (follow) and bottom (draw) English, only left & right. There is high, middle, and low English, but it’s technically only English if there’s a side spin (left or right).
March 02, 2011
Shaggy30000

Well, he says that those are the effects of English, but he really only explained left and right English. In his example shot, if he wanted also to hit a different part of the rail, instead of just coming off of the rail at a different angle, then top and bottom English would also come into play.
March 02, 2011
frankqio

thanks for posting , it is s great !!
March 02, 2011
soccerdaco

great video
March 02, 2011
erez615

cool! thanks
March 02, 2011
SupaFlyBoyZz699

shut up n learn stop comment on non sense stuff
March 02, 2011
FAAASTJEDI2000

It’s called a closed bridge. read.
March 02, 2011
StanShuffett

Good Explanation however terrible stroke mechanics and bridge. Better get some real instruction.