Snooker 5 Common Mistakes Professionals Don't Make
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2024
- In this video I look at some common mistakes players might make and how to correct them.
Being aware of correcting these issues will add more consistency to your game!
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thanks for these foiiive mistakes
E’s considerably richer than youw.
1 common mistake all snooker players make not hitting the centre of the woyte!
Extremely useful tips. Thank you
I watched Barry stark as well but your method of teaching is very affective and all the videos are exactly what I wanted to learn and not so lengthy I viewed your channel for the first time and I just loved the content ❤️
Thank you very much for watching 🙂
Barry stark will send you to sleep, soz Barry 🤣
I'm from the U.S. and have been studying very hard for two years learning "American" pocket pool, 8 and 9 ball. There are one or two folks here on YTube that I have learned lots from (Dr. Dave, Tor Lowry and Sharivari) but I swear I learn many of the most important things from the likes of you and Barry Stark. You two are wonderful! Thank you so much. I've only been playing two years and I have quickly come to believe that I should move to Britain and take up Snooker instead! Psycholgically and socially I would fit in much better with the snooker crowd!
We also have quite a few tables in Australia, but (sadly) we don't have the professional circuit that the Brits have. Not that I'm of that standard though, but for the amateur, there's lots of fun to be had. ✌️🇦🇺
@@castleanthrax1833 Canada was mostly like that with lots of snooker tables, but the American pool influence (being so close) has taken over and kind of run snooker out of town.
excellent advice.. look forward to more tips! Thanks!
You doing great job. Easy to understand explanation!
Love how relatable the mistakes are, and the effectiveness of the solutions
Excellent tutorial you have highlighted some of my mistakes there. Thanks so much
what a beautiful way of teaching! loved it....you have simplified snooker. thanks
One of the better videos out there on snooker. Massively helpful and true to every bit. Specially the last point. I was one of those who believed long pots to be the one which needed to be hit hard only to realise how wrong I was. I wish I had seen something like this earlier in my life. I would have been much better of a player but kudos to you. This video is undoubtedly helpful and I would recommend it to beginners. This would definitely save years of grinding and hard work. Trust me. :)
Really appreciate your kind words. That's much appreciated and thanks a lot for watching the channel
Helpful. Thanks cheers.
Another great video Steve, really learn from your style of instruction .
Great tips thanks!!!
I just love it and will surely try these tips to improve my skills and in the end thanks alot
Yes I do enjoy your advice about how to play snooker correctly... had I had the benefit of these videos of yours 43 years ago I would have honed my natural talent much better...now I'm 64 years of age...still these videos are of great value...!
Hi and thanks for another great video I've learnt a lot from you,
I've got a question, you said hold the cue a bit loose and play soft but I saw the pro players like O' Sullivan and Neil Robinson when they go for screw back shots their cue get bend by their chin if you could make a video about that that'll be great thanks
Great tutorial. Thank you.
Well done, clear and informative. All important points. Thank you.
Very true but the mind still plays a major part. Nerves and pressure will take over.
Very helpful information.thanks
Thank you very much for this video! I also made the same mistake by putting my hand too close to the cue ball. The last couple of weeks, I have put more distance between hand and cue ball and got a lot more action from the cue ball. Also noticed that my cue action in general has gotten a lot better.
Hey i loved the video. Im keen to work on my spin shots and how to control the cue to plan the next ball.
Excellent tips. Thanks for the video. Keep up the good work!
Helped me a lot . Thanks
Very informative and useful. Thank you.
Great videos. Very helpful.
Great checklist. I'll definitely take these tips. Thanks for sharing.
You explained it so nicely....the best way it could be..
Even tho i dont play snooker. I play billiard. These things are very useful to keep in mind since the games are very similiar.
This was great bro, thank you for the video.
This is great advice and really accurate
Will try this all out at my session this eve. Great video thank you
Great teaching style. Thank you.
Very useful. Thank you
Thanks, the timing of seeing this was perfect, really enjoy these. Most apply well to pool.
Really helpful as always. Thanks 👍
Great video; gets down to essentials !
Thankyou always easy to understand your content ,great stuff
So useful content thanks a lot
Thanks for these very interesting tuition vids. I have learnt a lot here
That lesson covers a lot of ground ! Love it . From Montreal Canada .
Nice video and very informative thanks!
Very clear, and not littered with too many words. I certainly make all these mistakes! Thanks a lot.
Good points. thanks for the video
This was very useful. Great reminders.
Spot on. Great advice
So useful.. Thank you
Excellent advice.
Nice tips. Thankyou
Thanks for the video sir... I have started playing snokkers just a month ago but I can rectify my mistakes using your videos
Very good tips ! I have admit that I'm guilty for doing all the five wrong. Gotta write these down so I can focus on them more next time I play.
Yeah very use ful tips thanks
Very nice. Very helpful. Thanks so much for posting!
Thanks for watching 🙂
Cheers fella. Great video.
Very good video, your videos are helping me. Thank you
Thank you for valuable tips...its worth....
Definatly good video and love watching your videos and did helped me alot to improve my game
Well done....as usual....thank you.
Thank you very much, I did these mistakes many times,
I am extremely interested in controlling the cue ball off the cushions to maker snookers!
Excellent tnx for advise
thanx 4 the tips..
great advice! cheers
Loved the thing about cue action...
Really like the video. Will keep these things in mind. Thanks as always Steve!
Thank you!
Very nice information...
Very very nyc guide
Thanks yoy😊
Thanks. I can relate
Best online coaching I have come across definitely
Great tips, especially the distance of the bridge hand from the cueball. Another thing I found that improved my pot success was to add a pause before delivering the cue.
Well done sir your video is very informative
you're a great coach. thank you.
Excellent videos, Cheers from NZ.
Thank you very much 🙏
.cheers mate, great video
One more great video 👏👏
In your next video, would you produce one particularly on how to play power shot. It's very useful but hard to manage. Thanks
This is actually accurate!!!
Very thoughtful corrections which are very much needed.
Tanx for your best tutorials
Excellent!!!
Please do make more such videos.
I will! Thanks for watching 🙂
well truely these tips never told by anyone . thankyou for this efford
Love your coaching manner. Easy to understand.
Thanks Steven 🙂
I didn’t know my handbrige was too close!
I never knew that. Let’s try it again .
Wish me luck
Very useful video. Thanks.
Thanks a lot for watching 🙂
Thank u... for this tips
Cheers mate loved it
Awesome mate thank you. I've learnt so much from your videos. Watching from here in New Zealand.
Thanks a lot Andy. I appreciate you watching 🙂
Mark allen and steve Davis are two players i could think of that have a short bridge not too far away frim cue ball
Hi. Both would be in the acceptable range actually. Anywhere from 9" to 13" from the cue-ball as a rough guide (although I think 13" is too far).
Most professionals will be somewhere like 10" to 11.5".
Don't try to copy an odd exception to the rule. Copy what MOST players do. Ronnie, Selby, Ding, Robertson, Judd. All have a bridge length of around 10" to 11.5".
Mark Allen definitely. John Higgins is a bit closer than most, but can also do it very long like when he's cueing through his fingers on the cushion.
After lockdown my game had gone right down, no confidence in my shots at all. So I went back to basics watched a few of your vids and Bingo I’m back to potting balls and making breaks. I can’t thank you enough.
I've recently started my journey with snooker and just found this video. You're totally on point with the aspect of not hitting balls too hard. During my first time of being behind the snooker table, I was surprised of how little power you actually need to pot a ball. I was sure that due to the huge size of the table, you need to take power shots all the time!
Literally just started playing snooker again and these videos will be great help for improving my snooker skills.
Very useful. Please continue the good work.
Thanks. And thanks a lot for watching 🙂
Hi Steve
Actually all videos in the channel are very useful. I have a problem Gripping the cue ? Can you help me and thank you
Really good video, more of this style please.
Cheers, thanks for the comment 🙂
Brilliant! Thanks brother :)
Very good approach to teach these things like properly showing each mistake and then playing it to show the rectification. Simple and easy
Very nice sir . Thanks ..
I"m Just a Beginner.I'm enjoying your tips.Very helpful.Thank you.
NICE ONE BARTON REALLY HELPFUL.
Thank you! 👍