l saw a video on youtube of a profesional player doing this trick and giving it the same ''spin'' as you would normally, how do you acheive that ?

Check out this video of a BCA master instructor explaining how to do it. He shows how to do it with your hand underneath the cue instead of on top (which is how l see most people do it), but it is a great tutorial, l think. Easier to follow than reading about it and then trying :) Also check out my jump shot poll (is not anyone else going to answer???).

--Lea

Just watch the video in Lea is poll question
Under is not a legal shot and will get you laughed out of any pool room in the country you might get away with that dumb shi- in a bar but not if anyone knows the diff

Do you realize this was all covered 10 questions ago?!? lol
Luck
K

l also watched the videos Lea included in her answer. Both examples Joe Simpson demonstrated r useful. The pendular (or pendulum) stroke could be used when the cue ball is closer to the cushion. The ''under-side'' fluid & loose motion would be better for leaning farther in on the table. The height of the player would determine how far.
There is one he did not cover. l use the ''side'' angle. It is slightly different than the ''under'' side, but like the pendulum u lean forward to give yourself move room to swing.
Practice all & get comfortable with one or both.
All u have to do is use it once & have it work & listen to the railbirds applauses. Good luck & good shooting.