Jasmin Ouschan Ep. 12 Stance #tablestories

You have textbook good form. You must be vary good 👍 .

Super talented and super hot 🥰

Thank you so much!! I have been watching so many videos to improve and learn the right way from beginning. It is sooo true that these are guidelines and everybody is different. Thanks again. PS. your personality on camera is great. Billards should be fun. Your smile and enjoyment makes me want to practice and play more.

Do you use a carbon fiber shaft and if so how do you like it cause ordered a kielwood shaft that I'm getting today and I can't wait to get it

Love your videos ! So many different stances between pros it's crazy ! Jasmines feet stay very straight in line " example end of video" while a lot take their none shot line leg and keep it further apart , like 45 degrees apart.. end of day I guess do what's most comfortable and one that keeps the stroke straight .,

Huge respect for you Jasmin. Beautiful, smart, classy, great physical shape, and an incredible pool player. If the game had more people like you playing, it would be an Olympic sport and the popularity of pool would skyrocket. Keep inspiring us. You're awesome.

Thank you Jasmin! You help me so much after finding how to stance, grip etc for last 6 years. I wish you all the best!

Be dangerous! Safety is too hazardous.

I love you miss J O

Fantastic video Jasmin! Very well explained!
Keep up the great work!
👍 😊 🎱 ❤️

Very detail explains and really helps

Hey jasmin can make video maintenance your cue tip please 😊

In spanglish
Pleaseee!!

Nice!

I shared this with my daughter...hoping she picks up some good habits from you, Jasmin! Foot work is key in most sports so yeah it makes sense it is important in pool as well. Great explanation on stance, thank you.

Her cueing success is because of her technique, like most European players it more closely resembles a snooker stance than most American pool players. She and a few others could probably transition to snooker if she wished,a lot quicker than many top pool players.
Many would need to change their techniques completely and in years not weeks. Of course why would she, unlike the men’s versions the money for women is in pool not snooker.
A pleasure to watch in action.I can add, the cue as in snooker should also have a brushing contact with the body, nor wobbling with only hands contact this means facing more square on.

Awesome! Can't wait to apply all of these tips. Thank you so much!

Awesome content

Thank you for the tips in billiard. shout out here in philippines... regards

Would you please tell about some home exercises about stroke hand and shoulder locking🙏🏼🙏🏼🖐️🖐️

Good Video!

Thanks for the video. I noticed your shoulders are very well turned into the shot..does this help? Steve

Could you make a video of the aiming process, how to see the shot, how to place the body on the shooting line?

for head position, is usually is the dominant eye. but you should try different position and see what make your vision tells you is truly straight.

Excellent instructional video! Thanks.

Loving these videos, you are a great presenter and explain things very well, thanks!

I am very right-eye dominant and have played a lot of snooker also. I was always told to aim by having the cue so that its in line with my right eye and its worked, I think! Any thoughts on this? 🤔 Great video as always 👌

What if u are left handed but right eye dominant???
Would more of a open stance be better u think?

Your wonderful Jasmin lol I'm thinking when your talking about aiming it's your dominant eye and I've an idea that Jesus didn't play pool it's so cool to see that world class pool players are so cool and normal 😊

Thanks for the tips

Love your videos

I think you did a great job on a subject easy overlooked. Great tips Jasmin!

I like to think of my grip as if I'm holding a raw egg. Hold it just tight enough that it doesn't slip out of your hand. Have smooth consistent acceleration and deceleration which is a bit harder.

How about changing bridge length by stroke? If you need accuracy and little power, shorten your bridge a bit. If you need power, that’s easier with a longer bridge and just pull your hand back towards you a bit once you’re approaching the table. Just a thought and I’d like to hear if you have any ideas on it. Do you prefer consistency of bridge length, or little adjustments to help with different shots. Naturally a consistent bridge for most shots would probably be better.

Thank you 👍

I would like to see you do around the world and show your miss like Niels dose

You’re doing a great job, you’re making the game of pool look amazing and easier to learn.

You are great on your videos,you have what is required for a good teacher. I thank you

Thank you so much!! You are awesome!

What if I'm blind in one eye, which I am?

Hello Jasmine. I have issues with my stance especially when I want to play balls close to the rails. How can I correct this

Super HOT

I have been a huge fan of you for years :-)))

Oh no .. i always held the cue so hard as if someone was about to steal it from me and hit me in the head with it right after he stole it from me....i need to work on that and stop thinking the cue is my lightsaber.

I only have one sight should my stance be different