Snooker Bridge Hand Distance Trick
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Snooker Bridge Hand Distance in Kyren Wilson Vs Anthony McGill this cue action trick may have been guide to 2020 World Snooker Championship final. This Snooker technique tip for improving your game but will it help you. Break From Life shows you how to get your bridge hand at exactly the right distance and how that can improve your game. It’s all about moving your bridge hand close to the CueBall but not too close.
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Eduard Dobroiu from Bucharest, Romania. I'm 11 years old and I learned so many new things. Thanks very much.
Si io is roman
Nicolas's Games Oh wow! Nice! But do you like snooker?
Is my favourite pool game!
Nicolas's Games Ooh, și eu la fel.
When an 11 yo from Romania has a better grasp of the English language than all the people I went to college with... And I'm American
The start and the end of your video have audio missing mate.
Greetings from Columbus Ohio in the US. I play 8 Ball , 9 Ball and Straight Pool Billiards just about everyday. I do however always find myself tuning into your videos every time a new one pops up. Even though our sports are a wee bit different I have learned many things from your training tips , positional play and spin on the cue videos. Keep it up good Sir. You are truly a marvel on the snooker table.
My Saturday mornings start with your channel. Thankyou for your tutorial on bridge distances. I was playing last night and prefer the 10 or 11 inch range. My opponent was lengthy at 15 to 18 inches. His accuracy on long pots was questionable. Your explanations prove true.
When you say "cue action" I keep hearing Ronnie
I wonder if Amazon delivered him one for the final :)
@@sharpvidtube Jeff Bezos is on the job. He got one of the heavily pregnant immigrants who work in his warehouses to hand deliver it on foot to Ronnie.
Leon Segopa from 🇿🇦
Thanks again for this tutorial video & many more I watched, note this helps us player's without coaches to improve. Thanks 🙏
Best snooker channel on YT. Shout out from Hong Kong 👏
great work , huge fan from Portugal !
Yes, the bridge hand distance. Thankyou. Glad I found your channel. Subscribed!
📍Pokhara, Nepal.
Charlie from Blackburn, England. At one point, the home of Alex Higgins and Dennis Taylor.
I've been playing for around 18 months now and your content has helped me massively.
Thanks buddy for your supporting videos that helps me a lot i try these instruction every day and I've very much improved now
Keep telling us and we will keep supporting your channel.
I've recommend your channel to my friends also who plays snooker and they also satisfied
Maeez ur Rehman from Pakistan Multan
This is one of the most important things I have been thinking about for my cuing. Spot on video. I struggle if I come back to the V because my cuing isn’t straight. But if I don’t pull back enough I don’t get the smoothness. Around the black spot I dont pull back too far and I’m more accurate.
Greetings from Pensacola, Florida the 🌞 sunshine State.
Great tips and video. Was planning on practicing all day and this video popped up as I was sipping on my morning wake up ☕️ coffee!
Going to try getting up a little closer and see if it improves my shots. It all makes perfect sense so- thank you for all of the great tips!
Cheers-💋
Miss Cue
The great Cliff Thorburn used to play with a very short back swing and very close to the cue ball, He had a very good technique but not easy to master, Cliff was a fabulous player 😊
He still is!
@@nzrdb6 right on😊
Excellent for you to cover this. Check out how selby plays a lot of shots with the cue on the cushion between his 3 forst fingers even though he has space to put his hand onthe table. He does it a lot even though theres is a lot of space. Check it out he is so good at playing those shots.
hey! Sebastian from Auckland New Zealand love the content
I always find I hit the ball better with a shorter bridge. Used to try having a further bridge like John Higgins as it looks nice when you do your feathers. Excellent tutorial video, cheers from Selangor, Malaysia
Was looking for this excatly. Great video
Thanks for another great video!
Excellent, from Tucuman in Argentina
Hi Jason from Red Deer Alberta, Canada. Love your content! Videos are really well done and you’re very skilled. Thank you!
Very informative video. I will be trying to put some of these into place. I'm actually going to go play snooker tomorrow with a friend so i can practice these tips. :)
I enjoy watching these videos from Jamaica
Another fantastic video!!!
would have been great if you included some clips from David Gilbert, he have such a long backswing but still very consistent player.
I am from solukhumbu sir watching ur video.
Thanks, very informative. I will put into practice when only local club re-opens in Dartmouth Nova Scotia Canada.
Một bài hát rất hoài niệm , nhớ những ngày bồng bột của tuổi trẻ, chút kỷ niệm của tình yêu, lời chia tay vội vàng đúng như cái bồng bột ấy. Đức Phúc cover lại bài hát này tâm trạng quá !
SHOUT OUT FROM MALAYSIA! I watched your videos a lot and i could see my game improved so much. From 20+ breaks, now i manage to make 40+ to 50+ breaks. 💪💪💪
From Morocco, Guelmim city, i love your content.
Noticed there nobody from Cumbria/ Lake District on that map! Isaac - Windermere
Sai from chennai , India . big fan of your videos.
Hi my name is Jack and I'm from Gosport in England. I have found this video helpful for me. Thx
love your video shared your advices with friends and made progress in game
Asad from sargodha Punjab pakistan
I noticed the balance difference. It affects my power judgement weirdly. It's just another thing to consider when changing It for specific shots that come up rarely. So i just try to avoid those shots now, by playing better position.
Another great video. From Winnipeg Canada
I have been trying to pull back cue more after watching Ronnie. He pulls back cue right to V and pushes right through dropping shoulder. Many of Asian players don’t pull back cue far. Judd doesn’t either but get surprising power.
Trump uses the wrist
Loving these from Canberra, Australia
Brandon Langan from Wishaw Scotland 🏴
Watching from Hereford, England
Taking this to an extreme.. How is the accuracy if you bridge very close to the ball? Kind of like if cue ball is next to cushion.
You were saying about kyren wilson?
Regards from cava de tirreni, Italy
Azeem from sialkot pakistan , love your channel ❤
Please do a video about Ronnie's "Hit and Hope" controversy from the second semi final against Selby. Is this tactic really disrespectful at all? Love to hear your opinion!
Greets,
Sebastian from Mainz, Germany
It worked well for him in the last frame but nearly lost him the Match. Interesting if he tries the same thing in the Final. Or if it was just because it was Selby
@@Breakfromlife I'm convinced it was just because of Selby. If he had tried comventional escape methods, it would have made him mad, I guess. So why try competing in the safety departement where Selby is much better, when he can keep up the flow of the game to stay mentally healthy.
@@Breakfromlife I thought at first Ronnie was being disrespectful ,then when I thought about it ,Selby plods on when he needs 3 snookers and takes 2 mins a shot in a fruitless cause ,and totally bores his opponent to death .Ronnie used the opposite approach ,went for everything and hoped he started hitting form ,I guess he thought he couldn't win playing Selbys game so he went on full attack mode and it worked .Selby had his brain fried ,he was expecting nip and tuck long frames and bouts of safety ,and Ronnie turned him over .Disrespectful? or no worse than what Selby does .
@@Breakfromlife Wilson could end up with 3 or 4 different Ronnies turning up at different sessions ,could be a nightmare for him ,I'm guessing Wilson would have rather have played Selby . Out of interest have you had a stretch on your tables cloth since its been on ?
Ronnie learned his lesson way back during his ebdon match. He's not playing someone else's match. That makes a champion. Selby didn't need to cry like a little bitch. That's not gone over well. He'll regret that interview. Mark's time is up. Gary and kyren Wilson, Trump, it's all about the new kids on the block. Yes, I feel Gary Wilson is going to find a place in the top 10, eventually. He's awesome.
Quite informative.
Ronnie : q action q action q action q action q action q action 🤣
Yes
He kept saying it I was funny
Like when he said his waistcoat was too tight. He's funnier than people realize.
Quacktion
Do we have anyone in Oldham England yet?
Jay Henderson from Sudbury in England 🌞
Are you still using the ss cuesoul tips if so were are you getting them as I can only find s ones is there a large difference between them thanks
What’s your opinion on pausing on back swing. Like Hendry.
Which is better straight arm or bent?
Greetings from Smederevska Palanka, Serbia
Killian Barrans from Bradford, England !
Hey, this Rajan Shrestha from Birgunj, Nepal. This videos is really useful for me as I was struggling from the same problem. Thank you for your tips. Can I get a pin?
Love the content!
Benny from Plymouth.
What a match yesterday .. ronnie 17 .. selby 16 .. the battle safety at the end is completely insane ...
Yeah thats excellent and all but did you see those cue actions they sell on amazon ?? XD
I use medium sized bridge, after experimenting for myself. I avoid power shot especially screw because I usually miss them.
Having a medium length bridge and missing screw shots is a sign that you are probably aligning most shots thick and using an outside swipe to make most of your soft shots. Screw demands hitting near to center of the CB, which negates swiping. Those screw shots are telling you where you are really aligned to with your bridge placement.
@@colincolenso I don't really get 'outside swipe', but I try my best to hit center of CB and not use any spin.
@@mynechan Outside is an American term, meaning to hit to the right of Cue Ball center when cutting the Object Ball to the left (and vice versa). Almost all amateurs do this, and that is why they struggle with power shots, as they align thick on most cut shots. Watch my videos on Back Hand English for more info.
@@colincolenso Thanks, I also used to do that, but now I am trying my best to avoid this.
@@mynechan As a guideline, Ronnie 'Sullivan has a 9.4mm thin brass ferrule tip and bridges at around 12 inches normally. This works out near to his effective pivot point on most shots. For a 10mm standard thicker brass ferule, the effective pivot point is around 10 inches for firm shots.
Matt mchugh from Preston England’s
Loving these from Raynes park England 🏴
Hey accy from Bristol, England I love your videos. Me and my dad have played way better! ❤️👍
What were you going to say about Kyren Wilson? You cut off halfway through the sentance
Could you put a pin tack on where you live??
I love your videos
William from Crawley, England
Who do u think is going to win ??
Lovning the content from Denmark, ringsted
Unrelated, but does anyone else notice that after a kick, Ronnie doesn't ask for the white to be cleaned?
No but he does seem to get a lot of them
I posted on the last video about it. Ronnie doesn't believe chalk causes kicks. Probably thinks it's his cue action 🤣
@@Breakfromlife You can see an example in frame 10 when ronnie is 9 points to 1 up and he gets a massive kick on the black (which goes in anyway)
@@mark-147 Ronnie read the Joe Davis Book he may know about the bounce factor
the final frame in the Kyren Wilson Vs Anthony McGill was some frame , i think i went on an entire hour, watching from Mayo ireland
Here's a video recommendation
"Can you play snooker with a pool cue and why not?"
Taking a break from life from Mumbai, India
Whoah I'm 100 person to commeny
Faisal from Pakistan
Thanks for putting me on the map
Women have longer upper arms than men in proportion.... women’s elbows bend at her navel which is at her waist ... men’s elbows navel and elbow is above their waist upper arms shorter snd more powerful than women’s .... is there a difference in women holding cue to get more power
Abdullah khan from Lahore Pakistan. 😬😬
Your table is curving and bending gradually. Eventually it is gonna look like the old oval shape tables.
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