Snooker Side Spin Trick
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2019
- Snooker side spin shots trick. Spinning the white ball tutorial. Aiming the ball with side spin tips and trick shots. Break From Life explains how to use side spin to narrow and widen the angles. Get better position and keep in the control of the CueBall with side. Also how to bounce the CueBall and gain better position.
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Jeremy from Seattle. I’m a pool player and your videos on stance, grip, stroke and aiming basics are extremely helpful. Cheers, mate!
You somehow manage to make these tutorial videos so entertaining! Cheers from Helsinki, Finland.
I’m Fred, from Portsmouth. Your videos have taught me a tone about snooker, although I only moved to snooker from pool about 3 months ago, I have already noticed a drastic change in my breaks. Cheers 🍺
It was realy something!!!!
Thank you so much for all of the videos.Shervin from Boroujerd, Iran
Awesome stuff! This is the only video I could find that talks about use of side spin without involving a cushion.
This video is bang on! I was able to get onto 4 colours, that for me, were previously impossible to get position on. The parts you explained from 4:30 to 6:20 worked perfectly. Thank you!
I’m from Taipei, Taiwan. Love the informative videos. Keep ‘em coming.
I do enjoy your videos a lot. They way they are produced is really great and I don't think there's another channel giving a deeper insight into Snooker knowledge! Thomas from Graz, Austria
Great video! You Break it down so well! Cheers!!
Amazing vid - thank you - a brilliant explanation of how side can affect things
Mike from Austria, love your videos, keep your good work up!
Thanks for these videos, cheers from Orvieto, Italy
Thanks for good vid.. I'm sure any amateur player game wil improve after watching this
Superb mate. Thank you and cheers
I love this channel💓
I just started playing snooker and your videos help me a lot Thank you
Totally forgot to add my city in a previous comment of a previous video. Loving the videos!!!!
Greets from Bergen op Zoom, Netherlands.
I'm Kenton ,Thank you very much mate! I've learnt lots of useful tricks in your video. '''Taiwan''''
I always loved snooker but never knew the techniques. Thank you
Jacob from London Ontario, Very helpful videos, keep it up.
Chi from Dublin, Ireland. These videos are very helpful and well explained.
I'm reynald from jakarta, indonesia. Love your videos, it really helps me to become a better player
Sean from Albany western Australia.... love your vids never miss one
Loving the videos from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Leonardo from Modena, Italy.
I love all your videos mate
Love your videos buddy! 👍
Toronto, Canada
Great, thanks!
Faidon from Athens, Greece.
Asad from Isb Pakistan love your vids mate keep up the good work ✔
I've been playing with this for a couple of weeks, it's like playing a different game!
Hey I'm hamzah and I'm from Johannesburg, South Africa. This video is really helpful. Nice work
Ahmar from Lahore Pakistan when im in a bad mood i keep watching ur videos n ur videos relaxed me ur such a hard worker
i'm also crazy for playing snooker
Rory from Worcester love the way you explain everything so well
In the UK
love from NEPAL
keep making awesome videos
Snooker analyst. Glad to be your sub. Shaik from India!
I'm Maxime, from Clermont-Ferrand in France. Your job is really good!
Love the content keep it up!
Wow, in all my years of playing pool and watching snooker I never knew this trick! Looking forward to trying it out!
Just be careful it doesn’t make you miss literally everything
I am Ayush from Mumbai,India.I love watching your videos and i have improved my game after watching your snooker aiming videos.
Bryce from Corvallis, Oregon, US
Great video!
im from northampton and your videos have helped me to get better in snooker and i have finally beat my dad, please dont stop making these videos, love ya man
yay thank you so much!!!
I’m Shaun from Shropshire thank you this helped my pool and snooker game a lot
Great work ! From a small suburb called Plano, Texas outside Dallas
非常有用的技巧 very useful skill 👍🏼👍🏼 Ken from Hong Kong
Ricsson from medan indonesia. good and detailed explanation on the video! cheers
From State College,Pennsylvania. Love your channel!
Your videos helped me alot
Kong from Thailand
good vid tx
Podge from Dublin, you’re brilliant at positional shots
Fred from London, UK, awesome stuff :D
You always make good videos for our guidance. I love snooker game and now, I also loves you and your efforts. From Pakistan 🇵🇰 😘
Hello, I'm Thijs Pauwels from Haacht, Belgium and I love your vids!
New sub. Great stuff enjoyed and liked.
Youre videos really helped me
I’m from hoorn netherlands
Plz need detailed video from you, potting blue from different angles in the center pocket.
Thank you
Century break here i come :D
Greetings from Jersey, channel islands.
Im Matthew from Kent, England. Good work by the way!
I'm from Liecester, and as a 12 year old player you have helped me reach higher breaks than most adults I play
I learn something great video was doing the cross drill around the pink but I only potting 5 reds and under
Hello! From Kuching, Malaysia
Wow, great video as always! I've seen Ronnie playing those kind of shots when he tries to come into position again . Stefan from the oldest town in Europe- Plovdiv, Bulgaria!
as he said though if you can get away with not using it thats the best way
Love from india i will try my best you are aewsome
Moe from Orange California, What I don't understand is where the hell those 9 dislike coming from!? what a great and informative video! after couple of years playing snooker, I didn't learn as much as I learned in less than 8 minutes here.
Nice bro ..i. really want to come to you...to learn this type of shots....from india....
i am andrew from nottingham and I adore the sport
From Pakistan.
Love ur work.❤🔥💕🔥❤👅👅
Love your stroke and grip. Been experimenting a lot with different grips in the last 5 months and I mean a LOT of different grips. But I've settled on a stroke much like yours. Only difference is (and my stroke is pretty good but yours is much better) I don't let my index finger into the game. And now watching your stroke, unless I'm not seeing it right, you use the index finger and middle finger with a super relaxed "grip". And you are a great player so I am going to try it at least and see what happens. Pretty much I have been able to do well with all the grips I've used which is sort of maddening. I was hoping one would stick out and show itself as much superior to the others. Letting my fingers get into the game sort of dramatically is one area of confusion for me as well. I do quite well with that most of the time. But my intuition is to only let the fingers move naturally in a diminished way with the motion of the cue.
I should mention not a newbie here. 25 years of constant experience then 20 years off and now playing again. I consider myself an advanced player but right now barely advanced, been too long. But since I'm from the U.S. no snooker here.
I think the hips play a much larger role in pocketing balls than I ever realized. Not talking about swaying the body back and forth here. It's the hips which control the accuracy of the shot. Spending a good deal of time trying to get my hips lined up perfectly. It's such a subtle thing to accomplish. Lining the hips up to the shot is extremely difficult. And this fact for me at least is probably why I can use so many grips with the same accuracy when I'm in stroke. The grip is important, very important but it's not the grip which gives me my accuracy. It's my correctly lined up hips.
Love your content from India🇮🇳
Charles from Hong Kong. Never thought of side can straighten the angle like u did from blue to pink.
Yiannis from Aidipsos, Greece here!
Your are the best teacher for me thanks bro I'm from Pakistan
Great video once again. Cameron Gallagher from northern Ireland craigavon
Though my game is still rubbish, its better than my mates’ thanks to your videos. Thanks and regards from India :)
This is Martin from Bulgaria! :)
good vid
I’m André from Cambridge, great work!
I am your biggest fan
like your video from Mongolia :)
Thanks bro nizar from oman
Marc from the Isle of Man. Glad I made the commitment to becoming a better player
Tom from Exeter, UK!
been a mad snooker fan for decades. cant play on a real table because i need stupid glasses or contacts which i hate wearing. being a gamer i was super happy when snooker 19 came out and ive been living out my greatest fantasy's of actually being able to score more than my IRL top score of 9! my highest break so far is 107. having found your channel im really hoping i can transfer you good advice onto the virtual table and finally make a clearance. ive only managed to clear the colours once in 113 frames so far.even tho i know how to do it. i never use side because im not fully aware of the benefits. im hoping this video gives me a better understanding and that i can up my game to the next level.
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Aqib Javed from Islamabad Pakistan! New sub
Amazing work ❤
Please Guide,
When we use side spin.. how it effects on our aim to pot the colors.
Thanks
Yeah right do that kind of video
This should be done rather than telling us which sides we should do.
Good shorts
Michal from Ostrava, Czech Republic
Hi! Juss from Tallinn Estonia
Shazib from pakistan wazirabad Nice video..
Love from India 🇮🇳❤️
Good tips., but still you have to have a decent cue action if you want to play side spin shots consistently
Do you have a video for follow through stun? Ie where you power a ball in at an angle and the white runs through so much it stuns still off the cushion
Shaza from SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦
I don't know why but for me it works but just the other way round. If I'm left with a straight shot and play the CB with left hand side the white goes to the left and with right to the right. But still a great video!
It's like Ronnie giving snooker classes. Love your content. Mursalin from Kuwait.
Great video thanks nathan in scunthorpe lincolnshire
I think your side is basically creating squirt which tends to make the OB enter the edge of the pocket. I used to believe in this method, but some instructionals by Bob Jewett convinced me otherwise. Spin throws the OB as well as the CB, almost perfectly cancelling out the net positional result. On some soft shots, we can benefit from this, but the occasions are rare. Better to just pinch the pocket a bit usually.
Hi, nice to watch your videos to get skills of snooker. I have a stupid question which really stupid. I am a Chinese which in poor English but I try the best to ask in a clear way. when I make an aim and put my bridge hand (left) on the table. If I want to make a say left spin shot. Should I move a bit my bridge hand toward right to let me shot on the left side of the cueball? On the other hand, if I want to make a screw shot, should I only to low down my bridge a bit or .....raise the heigh of Q end? Thanks for your patient help first.
from singapore. so do i need to compensate and aim slightly right for right hand side
Aymane form Errachidia, Morocco
Great video, so to make the cueball go left or right you treat it like you were playing reverse screw?
That’s pretty much it but it can be a challenging shot to play well at times. Sometimes it works, sometimes it makes you miss and sometimes it doesn’t seem to do anything
to widen an angle you use stun run and if you want to do it with screw just hit the ball slightly higher up than usual an it will arch the cue ball slightly backwards...im pretty sure you dont even need the side just correct cue tip placement and striking.
Adding spin like this can have more of an affect though
@@Breakfromlife it differs from table to table cause when ive played this shot to get back into position its not made a massive difference