Snooker Aiming Practice Trick
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 เม.ย. 2019
- Snooker aiming practice method guide. Aim in Snooker training and techniques this tutorial gives tips for a snooker aiming system that lets you align all shots. Break From Life guide with this snooker aiming trick that works for beginners and advanced players let’s anyone practice playing any shot at the correct angle. This can easily help you pot the shots you are struggling with. Which can easily improve your Break Building
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Thank you for your videos. Within a month my potting consistency has improved. Greetings from Tirana, Albania
snooker enthusiast from Casablanca, Morocco here. Love your channel !!
Can't believe you're covering this. Just started playing after eons of not playing and I've been all over the place with my stroke. I've tried "this way" and "that way" and attempting to copy the strokes of successful players. I had some success but was not consistent with that approach. Eventually I became disgusted and decided to just cue the way that feels natural to me. This worked to some degree since I know the fundamentals but hasn't worked really great. I knew there was something else I needed to be doing that I hadn't really thought of. And it dawned on me that I needed to be supremely accurate when picking where I need to stand before shooting my shot.
I’m starting to play snooker and really enjoying it, these videos help a lot! thanks for making them!
I've just started using this aiming method it really as improved my game Thanks.
Man this is the best thing I’ve seen to improve my game - can’t wait to practice! You work hard for your videos too, it is appreciated by your viewers ☺️ - again, brilliant tip
where were you until now in my life some quality channel on snooker finally
Phoenix, Arizona, USA. Thanks for your lessons!
my snooker improved by watching ur videos man in one 3 days , i was surprised af :)
all of this applies to pool too. When you get that connection with the angle, if you miss you'll know long before the cue ball actually hits the object ball. You'll know instantly. You also get this feeling of knowing exactly where/why you missed. Missing and potting makes sense based on what you did or didn't do.
Your are brilliant, so good, different from other snooker Tutors, Trainers, Teachers.
Wow, I'm gonna try this ASAP. Finally an exercise that separates the point to hit the cue ball from the other components of the shot. Greetings from Alphen aan den Rijn (yes, try to pronounce that) in The Netherlands.
I think most people, mainly newer players, who have trouble aiming are not aiming the centre of the white at the centre of the "ghost ball"; rather they are aiming it at the contact point of the ghost ball and the object ball unless it is obviously wrong(cut shots), at which point they will just resort to playing all those shots by feeling without lining the shot up visually. On a straight shot, this makes no difference, but the further to the side you go, the worse it gets(you wouldn't aim the centre of the white on a hypothetical 90° cut at the edge of the object ball, after all; you would aim twice as far to the side at half-ball beside the object ball). I think it's good practice to learn to visualise the ghost ball from varying angles and at varying shot distances. Simply putting essentially a plant in line with the pocket like you did with the ghost white and the red in the video and looking at it for a while from various distances before you play the shot you're having trouble with can really etch that depth effect into your mind. You need to be able to mentally rotate that cue ball around the object ball like a ball rotates around the centre in a bearing, rather than only mentally shifting the cue ball from left to right. I think this also helps a ton when learning to play thin clip safety shots from baulk.
This is a brilliant lesson. Well done and very many thanks.
Great video! Gives me more reason to pick up my cue and practice now. Watching from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia :)
Hi! Lucas from São Paulo, Brazil here. Big fan of your channel, learned a lot from you.
Hi my name's Jamie I'm from Leighton buzzard in England, love your videos they have helped me improve my snooker game in so many ways. Thanks keep up the great videos
Almost watched your all videos to be a good player. It helps me alot. Thanks