how would anyone who can actually play the game of snooker give any of this tutorial a thumbs down..it's either jealousy or they really can't play themselves
The instruction is basic but it is not necessarily obvious to a novice player or even to a more experienced player who has gotten lax and needs a bit of a refresher. It never hurts to go back to the basics.
@@zootsootfulcan't you read the title? If it's about missing easy shots then presumably the advice is going to be fairly basic and aimed more at beginners/ intermediates. What else should he have said?
My highest break yesterday was 9 - red black red. My friend got a break of 12 and it felt like a mountain to overcome 😂 wish I had a table at home so I could practice practice practice
Coach if i would have been in your area. I would definitely join you for offline training. Best coach on yt. Precisely delivering his knowledge to everyone. Thanks
Although I don't play snooker (I play pool), I still find your videos extremely helpful. This has been my problem for so long until I watched this. Immediately tried this out on the table and suddenly my potting became a whole lot better :p Thank you so much, love your videos.
I'm an Yank pool player and I enjoy playing snooker too. I enjoy your videos lessons because they apply to pocket billiards as well. You talk about missing the easy pot taking the shot for granted. Taking that point a bit further, sometimes players will be so concerned about getting position they miss the easy pot.
yeah, I have been missing lots of easy shots. so embarrassing! But sometimes, even looking from afar then walk to position, I still miss.. probably too nerves or no confidence :(
Hi, just started watching you vids. I have been struggling for about 6 weeks to play as well as I usually can play. After taking on board about the ghost ball method, I got back to my near best on Saturday. Knock in 4 reds, 4 blacks for a 32 break, with a fair few 20's, my pb break being 38, so very happy to be getting back to hitting the ball much better, after weeks of torture Also beating my friend 5 nil, usually getting beat 5 nil, so thank you for your time posting your tutorials
The best thing about your videos, I think, is that although you are clearly a very good player you have very good understanding of the average player. I have hardly held a cue in fifteen years but I am inspired to pick one up again now, if only to find out if my frozen shoulder really has been properly sorted by physio therapy and if I can still see the angles now that I rely on spectacles. Who am I kidding, did I ever see the angles in the first place. Best break (in a game 38) and 56 (balls lined up the middle) in practice. And comment from young 14 year old in one of your videos the other day who had 108 in practice and 80 or so in a game. But thanks to your videos, I still reckon if I had a go I could still improve, even after not playing seriously for actually closer to 30 years. I'd even fancy getting your coaching - but I reckon the round trip might be just too far to be practical. But having seen this the third of your videos that I have watched I definitely want to watch more, and mire importantly, I really want to make the effort to get to a snooker hall again. Thank you for that. P.S. Have you ever heard of a and called "slosh" or "Russian pool" (I think). My old man, a billiards enthusiast taught me it many years ago but my memory on its rules are fading and he, though still with us, is nit entirely still with us in the memory department, though I will ask him as his older memories are often firmer than more recent ones. I think it had rules like cueball touching brown zeroed your whole score, and touching pink? cancelled the break. But I cannot recall the rules fir scoring points. Not a serious game really, just a bit of fun, a pub game of sorts. But I like that sort of thing. Slàinte
No problem. Glad you've found it useful. I think I mentioned before I go lots of half-day sessions where people travel and get a good few hours of coaching in. Maybe this is something that would suit you. If you send me an email I can give you all the details of what I do.
@@BartonSnooker It's a little too far for me unfortunately. I couldn't justify the cost of travel and time away from work. Also, I'm probably just not dedicated as much as others. If Snooker was my main focus, then I certainly could and would.
@@DrumsTheWord yeah, that's fair enough. I totally get it. If it was a local trip it's worth having a couple of hours and picking up some tips. But if it's too far, it's not worth messing about too much. Love your drumming by the way. I'm a massive druming fan (I used to play a bit years ago). Eric Moore has some great videos I love to watch now 🙂
@@BartonSnooker Thank you! Eric Moore is a beast and a gentleman. Never too late to pick up the sticks again though...as I have found with the snooker cue! :D
Can you see the way that line goes through the centre of the white, and then the 'ghost' white. I'm imagining where I need to get the actual cue ball to, as shown in the image, and then than gives me a line behind those two points, which I stand behind before I get down. Then you must get down and place the cue on that line.
I’ve just ‘discovered’ your videos! I can’t stop watching them!? Your style and presentation are brilliant! As I mentioned yesterday, I’ve been playing snooker off and on for many years. As with my golf game, I seem to have a problem with ‘ getting through the white’? I know I should be able to concentrate and DO IT but I just wondered if you could suggest a ‘swing thought’ that I could employ to assist me to do it? I suspect you may tell me that it’s up to me but I am getting on a bit in years and could do with the help because I love this game? Sorry to go on!!
your videos are great ,i love the ones that show where to hit the cue ball to get the results i would love it if you showed this on all your videos ,keep up the good work ,alex
Thanks for these videos, it would help if you explained where to hit the whit ball in the shot. For example the blue at the beggining where do you strike the white ball to get on the following red.
It’s a problem I have, rushing or taking for granted easy shots, I find it hard to repeat the same pre routine shot on every ball, I can do it for a time then just forget or become lazy!
@@shawnsullivan2729 hi Shawn. Birmingham is the closest, yes. If you want some details of what I do, send me an email I can send my training sheet over to you.
This is my problem, it's so frustrating, I think my problem is all in my head, sometimes I can pot them off the lampshades, other times I can't pot a ball and feel like iv never played before
Because you have not to know the real aiming...if you know how to aim the cue to object ball...you will not miss any shots..... actually the aiming has the different way between the right side pocket and left side pocket (based on you are right-hand hold cue) ...if the pocket at your left-hand side ..you see the 3:03...it will easy to let you know but if the pocket at your right handside ..I'm very difficult to talk to you in words....
On these so called easy shots I sometimes concentrate more on position than on potting so that my eyes and body focus more on where and how I hit the cue ball than where I am aiming at the object ball...then I miss.
These videos are really useful. Just getting back into playing snooker consistently, and these are helping my technique greatly!! Have you done a video for beginners ?
Very nice explanation. Well my struggle is on to be consistently potting balls. Lately i had a strong realization about feeling the shots. I mean to say i feel in every shot that i m not ok with my delivery. Sometimes it is ok. But most of the time my feel is that there is something wrong. I feel that snooker is more about a feel type of sport. The more better u feel the chances are high that better u may play. Do u mind making a video on what do u feel wen u complete a shot? Like how do feel when u close ur fingers while finishing a shot, how do u feel wen u feathers. One more thing i really feel that u have got a compact technique which i envy a lot
Taking the shot for granted! Especially after a very difficult shot that demands 100% of our full attention and concentration and respect, but that costs high energy, and maintaining that is hard work. Because the next shot is relatively easier, so consciously or subconsciously and self misleadingly we think that we cannot miss, and to conserve energy we do not give the shot 100% of our full attention and concentration and the respect it deserves and we miss. Remember that there are no easy shots, therefor we should give 100% of our full attention and concentration and respect for every shot!
Yet again I can't thank you enough for yr professional tuition I'm coming to England next year from New Zealand and would like to have a lesson .how do I make that happen 🤔
Yeah great tip on tracking ob to pocket. Im having mass probs with my dominant left eye, Im also right handed! Ive been finding success in standing at an almost 3 o clock position with my left foot almost on shotline? But there are two conflicting views with nik barrow (doesnt believe in dominant eye) and preaches centre vision and barry stark who pushes dominant eye theories. I find both views highly interesting. What would you say to a right hand left eyed player?
Something I've been pondering. The starting position is standing some distance away from the table with your body standing squarely to the shot such that your nose and belly button is directly in line with the line of aim. You're finishing position (for a right handed player) is that your right foot ends up on the line of aim and your nose is still pointing directly at the line of aim in the address position. So at some point between the two, your head has to move forward and drop towards the line of aim in a perfect straight line whilst your body has to somehow kink to the left to allow your right foot to land on the line of aim. What is the correct way of achieving consistency with the approach to the table?
Hello. I use an Elkmaster Pro (soft). It is their softest tip. The tip has a nice feel and grip to it. It actually only sounds hard on the video because I am wearing a wireless microphone.
@@garryhealey8699 because if you watch the result of the shot properly each time you play a pot, your brain will have some data to work from on the next shot. If you constantly see a pattern of the ball going slightly thin for example, as you watch that result over and over again, you will learn what the correct image and path that the balls take. The more you see those images, the more you learn. If you look away too quickly, you can't learn for next time. You're not giving your brain any data and repetative image to learn from for next time.
to answer your video's question title realistically: because we are HUMAN, and because although we DO know what we are supposed to do, and what we mean to do, many of us simply cannot do the same exact thing over and over perfectly: something happens, whether it is striking the cue ball in a way you didn't want to, or, simply missing the spot on the target ball that you truly meant to hit. That is the reason why there are untold millions of so so pool players, and only so many truly great players. Be thankful that your inherent hand eye coordination works repeatedly, as it does for you.
Thanks coach but we want more tutorials how to make a curve sho tbesides where to hit on the blue to split the pack . moreover, if you finish in the wrong side of the blue, how to play the blue around the houses and come back to the reds in the pink spot area thanks.
All these videos are great. Ive been playong for 5 years and never had a break in the 20s. I cannot get any consistency. Ive never come across anybody that struggles as much as I do. All my friends have progressed and i cant compete with anybody at all. Im thinking of trying from scratch with my left hand?
Look up dr Dave videos to really learn, for instance that first side pocket shot creates cit, cut induced throw. You aim perfectly but do to the soft speed and extra friction in the ball, the object ball gets thrown off course slightly. In snooker there is no leeway when potting.
justin Thomas im happy with my positional play but my potting is letting me down. If i can start to pot im sure I’ll progress quickly. I just leave my opponents in too often.
Hello, sorry just curious I was just wondering Is there a reason you let go of the back of your cue at the back and catch it again after impact? Thanks.
Few of the players actually do a disco dance immediately after hitting the ball. My cue shakes like a leaf on a tree while feathering and my body shakes like the ground beneath my feet is experiencing an earthquake, while hitting the shot .
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how would anyone who can actually play the game of snooker give any of this tutorial a thumbs down..it's either jealousy or they really can't play themselves
Could it be because the session is nothing but statements of the obvious?
The instruction is basic but it is not necessarily obvious to a novice player or even to a more experienced player who has gotten lax and needs a bit of a refresher. It never hurts to go back to the basics.
Don't you think top players use coaching
@@zootsootfulcan't you read the title? If it's about missing easy shots then presumably the advice is going to be fairly basic and aimed more at beginners/ intermediates. What else should he have said?
THANKS COACH.... I have just started playing Snooker again after 60 years absence !! VERY HELPFUL
My highest break yesterday was 9 - red black red. My friend got a break of 12 and it felt like a mountain to overcome 😂 wish I had a table at home so I could practice practice practice
@Cyneptu 23
@Cyneptu what is your highest
big W how you responded even after 3 years!! keep grinding
Nah that’s dead 3 years and your break is 23 I’d just stop if I was you
Must be a joke
I laughed so hard at 3:16 when he walks *casually* around the table.....
Your Snooker tips resonate so much more to me as a beginning of 8ball pool. Thank you so much!
For me you have just shown all you need to play snooker in one video, the rest is just height and pace on the cue ball, great video.
Many thanks 🙂
I can't get enough of these videos
The world looks out for a professional guiding them... and he is. Best thing
Coach if i would have been in your area. I would definitely join you for offline training. Best coach on yt. Precisely delivering his knowledge to everyone. Thanks
I've only just started playing snooker and I'm rubbish but these videos have really helped me improve. I've learned a lot. Good work
Although I don't play snooker (I play pool), I still find your videos extremely helpful. This has been my problem for so long until I watched this. Immediately tried this out on the table and suddenly my potting became a whole lot better :p Thank you so much, love your videos.
I'm an Yank pool player and I enjoy playing snooker too. I enjoy your videos lessons because they apply to pocket billiards as well. You talk about missing the easy pot taking the shot for granted. Taking that point a bit further, sometimes players will be so concerned about getting position they miss the easy pot.
Thanks again coach, excellent. Your videos are so relevant to the majority of us👍🏻
Your tutorials are very useful in building up the game! Keep guiding us through the same!
yeah, I have been missing lots of easy shots. so embarrassing! But sometimes, even looking from afar then walk to position, I still miss.. probably too nerves or no confidence :(
Hi, just started watching you vids.
I have been struggling for about 6 weeks to play as well as I usually can play.
After taking on board about the ghost ball method, I got back to my near best on Saturday.
Knock in 4 reds, 4 blacks for a 32 break, with a fair few 20's, my pb break being 38, so very happy to be getting back to hitting the ball much better, after weeks of torture
Also beating my friend 5 nil, usually getting beat 5 nil, so thank you for your time posting your tutorials
The best thing about your videos, I think, is that although you are clearly a very good player you have very good understanding of the average player. I have hardly held a cue in fifteen years but I am inspired to pick one up again now, if only to find out if my frozen shoulder really has been properly sorted by physio therapy and if I can still see the angles now that I rely on spectacles.
Who am I kidding, did I ever see the angles in the first place. Best break (in a game 38) and 56 (balls lined up the middle) in practice. And comment from young 14 year old in one of your videos the other day who had 108 in practice and 80 or so in a game.
But thanks to your videos, I still reckon if I had a go I could still improve, even after not playing seriously for actually closer to 30 years. I'd even fancy getting your coaching - but I reckon the round trip might be just too far to be practical.
But having seen this the third of your videos that I have watched I definitely want to watch more, and mire importantly, I really want to make the effort to get to a snooker hall again. Thank you for that.
P.S. Have you ever heard of a and called "slosh" or "Russian pool" (I think). My old man, a billiards enthusiast taught me it many years ago but my memory on its rules are fading and he, though still with us, is nit entirely still with us in the memory department, though I will ask him as his older memories are often firmer than more recent ones.
I think it had rules like cueball touching brown zeroed your whole score, and touching pink? cancelled the break. But I cannot recall the rules fir scoring points. Not a serious game really, just a bit of fun, a pub game of sorts. But I like that sort of thing.
Slàinte
That explains why most shots missed are easy shots. Great video, it is attitude of giving due respect to every shot.
Amazing fundamentals simply explained & expertly illustrated.
Thanks!
I wish I was local to you. I would be taking lessons from you in a heartbeat. Thank you for the free content you supply.
No problem. Glad you've found it useful. I think I mentioned before I go lots of half-day sessions where people travel and get a good few hours of coaching in. Maybe this is something that would suit you. If you send me an email I can give you all the details of what I do.
@@BartonSnooker It's a little too far for me unfortunately. I couldn't justify the cost of travel and time away from work. Also, I'm probably just not dedicated as much as others. If Snooker was my main focus, then I certainly could and would.
@@DrumsTheWord yeah, that's fair enough. I totally get it. If it was a local trip it's worth having a couple of hours and picking up some tips. But if it's too far, it's not worth messing about too much.
Love your drumming by the way. I'm a massive druming fan (I used to play a bit years ago). Eric Moore has some great videos I love to watch now 🙂
@@BartonSnooker Thank you! Eric Moore is a beast and a gentleman. Never too late to pick up the sticks again though...as I have found with the snooker cue! :D
You just talked about all my mistakes😂😂😂
Thank you, I’ll adjust 💪💪🤝
You are a very good coach and very easy to understand.
Steve when you show the line of aim, that line that runs through the object ball is that the contact point where you aim for with the cue ball.
Can you see the way that line goes through the centre of the white, and then the 'ghost' white. I'm imagining where I need to get the actual cue ball to, as shown in the image, and then than gives me a line behind those two points, which I stand behind before I get down. Then you must get down and place the cue on that line.
@@BartonSnooker Thanks
And what point do you focus on as you take the shot please? Cheers
Your such a good teacher. Thank's, my game as change. I'm improving each week. Daniel, Montreal, Canada.
Brilliant video, thanks very much.
Will put this into practice this Saturday!!
Good luck 😎
Thank you so much for this wonderful video..
Frm India 😊
this was incredible! absolutely to the point. I loved this tutorial
Oh teacher; a great video and such an important point for the average player who often commits thesse mistakes. Thank you.
i always take easy shots for granted n i end up missing it some times ...this helped me thank u
Very useful video thanks Steve!
Please make video on using english and how to adjust while using english on the cue ball and how it effects on the object ball...
Great video and nicely explained. Cheers, and thank you!
I’ve just ‘discovered’ your videos! I can’t stop watching them!? Your style and presentation are brilliant! As I mentioned yesterday, I’ve been playing snooker off and on for many years. As with my golf game, I seem to have a problem with ‘ getting through the white’? I know I should be able to concentrate and DO IT but I just wondered if you could suggest a ‘swing thought’ that I could employ to assist me to do it? I suspect you may tell me that it’s up to me but I am getting on a bit in years and could do with the help because I love this game? Sorry to go on!!
Thanks for all your videos.
Ur all videos are useful. I wish I could be in London. I am in Germany 🇩🇪 and here ppl not interested in snooker.
Great channel this. Another top tutorial 👍🏻👍🏻
Your videos making my game really good. I’m happy and thank u so much on your efforts...
Just bought a ‘Taylor Made’ cue! Can’t wait to give it a go! One of the older ones and completely hand made 😬
Awesome! Good luck with the cue 🙂
hxduck tailor. Sorry I had to
Varelity You would be correct if it wasn’t a brand name, his surname is Taylor!
hxduck can we pretend this never happened? Lol I’m an idiot
Varelity 😂 He is a local cue maker from Essex, no way for you to know, gave me a chuckle though!
Very good video make it look so simple but practice makes perfect
Excellent video, Steve. Many thanks.
your videos are great ,i love the ones that show where to hit the cue ball to get the results
i would love it if you showed this on all your videos ,keep up the good work ,alex
I’m a fairly good amateur 8 ball player but I find your technique videos very helpful to my game. Thanks 😊
Thank you!
I find difficulty adapting these procedures.. as soon as I try to concentrate on these procedures I loose control on aiming the ball..
very good teaching. Await the next video !
really loved your ideas and skill. I am going to try it today
Best coach ✌🙂
My nu. Got s gam
Amazing great quality video as usual, thanks Steve.
Thanks Franky 🙂
@@BartonSnooker Wished i had 1% of the 'likes' you get on my videos :D (i have zero)
Thanks for these videos, it would help if you explained where to hit the whit ball in the shot. For example the blue at the beggining where do you strike the white ball to get on the following red.
My biggest break is 55 but recently I sometimes can’t pot one ball and miss easy shots and feel like I’m cueing off straight so much
Great info. Thank you
Thanks again ,you have a interesting technique,,hand on cue ,slipping and catching ..cherrs
Makes sense. Thanks for the wonderful insights
It’s a problem I have, rushing or taking for granted easy shots, I find it hard to repeat the same pre routine shot on every ball, I can do it for a time then just forget or become lazy!
Thank you from Malaysia sir..thank you
i usually pot very difficult red balls, then miss easy colors! :)
Aw man great video, great information, thanks, I subscribed
Fantastic tutorial 👍👍👍
Easy way of teaching .thank u
It's b-cus snooker is hard yo! Thanks for the vid!!
How much I wish to have you by my sides that I could learn from the best!!!
Thanks Shawn!
@@BartonSnooker what's the nearest airport close to Bloxwich? Birmingham is 1hr by train...anything closer than that?? I'm thinking of something :)
@@shawnsullivan2729 hi Shawn. Birmingham is the closest, yes. If you want some details of what I do, send me an email I can send my training sheet over to you.
@@BartonSnooker Email sent. Thank you in advance!
This is my problem, it's so frustrating, I think my problem is all in my head, sometimes I can pot them off the lampshades, other times I can't pot a ball and feel like iv never played before
Because you have not to know the real aiming...if you know how to aim the cue to object ball...you will not miss any shots..... actually the aiming has the different way between the right side pocket and left side pocket (based on you are right-hand hold cue) ...if the pocket at your left-hand side ..you see the 3:03...it will easy to let you know but if the pocket at your right handside ..I'm very difficult to talk to you in words....
I can hit in the long pots but I miss the short pots. Thanks for your tips.
On these so called easy shots I sometimes concentrate more on position than on potting so that my eyes and body focus more on where and how I hit the cue ball than where I am aiming at the object ball...then I miss.
Wat a snooker coach can't wait to go down for a game
Very good informative video and well edited!, subbed and respect from Huddersfield pal
These videos are really useful. Just getting back into playing snooker consistently, and these are helping my technique greatly!! Have you done a video for beginners ?
Very nice explanation.
Well my struggle is on to be consistently potting balls. Lately i had a strong realization about feeling the shots. I mean to say i feel in every shot that i m not ok with my delivery. Sometimes it is ok. But most of the time my feel is that there is something wrong. I feel that snooker is more about a feel type of sport. The more better u feel the chances are high that better u may play.
Do u mind making a video on what do u feel wen u complete a shot?
Like how do feel when u close ur fingers while finishing a shot, how do u feel wen u feathers.
One more thing i really feel that u have got a compact technique which i envy a lot
Thanks for such great vid Sir
Hi Steve your a great coach u def know what u r talking about
Really good videos thanks!
Top class video tutorial. Thank you.
Thanks David. Much appreciated 🙂
again as all the others, great video
1:10, except for de pro of all pros, the GOAT, Ronny O'sullivan. Even takes shots with one hand.
Taking the shot for granted!
Especially after a very difficult shot that demands 100% of our full attention and concentration and respect, but that costs high energy, and maintaining that is hard work. Because the next shot is relatively easier, so consciously or subconsciously and self misleadingly we think that we cannot miss, and to conserve energy we do not give the shot 100% of our full attention and concentration and the respect it deserves and we miss. Remember that there are no easy shots, therefor we should give 100% of our full attention and concentration and respect for every shot!
tysm for this useful info.
Like the way you explain .
Yet again I can't thank you enough for yr professional tuition I'm coming to England next year from New Zealand and would like to have a lesson .how do I make that happen 🤔
Will try this
Relatable topic 🙌
This is exactly what I need.
Yeah great tip on tracking ob to pocket. Im having mass probs with my dominant left eye, Im also right handed! Ive been finding success in standing at an almost 3 o clock position with my left foot almost on shotline? But there are two conflicting views with nik barrow (doesnt believe in dominant eye) and preaches centre vision and barry stark who pushes dominant eye theories. I find both views highly interesting. What would you say to a right hand left eyed player?
Something I've been pondering.
The starting position is standing some distance away from the table with your body standing squarely to the shot such that your nose and belly button is directly in line with the line of aim.
You're finishing position (for a right handed player) is that your right foot ends up on the line of aim and your nose is still pointing directly at the line of aim in the address position.
So at some point between the two, your head has to move forward and drop towards the line of aim in a perfect straight line whilst your body has to somehow kink to the left to allow your right foot to land on the line of aim.
What is the correct way of achieving consistency with the approach to the table?
The mistakes that he talks about I experience on a regular basis. So easy to lose concentration expecting to make the Easy Shot.
I had a break of 20 yesterday, Yahoo
Thanks
Hi what tip are you using? It sounds very hard... Nice upload.
Hello. I use an Elkmaster Pro (soft). It is their softest tip. The tip has a nice feel and grip to it.
It actually only sounds hard on the video because I am wearing a wireless microphone.
What does watching object ball to the pocket accomplish? Once you make the shot, how will this "focus" affect anything?
@@garryhealey8699 because if you watch the result of the shot properly each time you play a pot, your brain will have some data to work from on the next shot.
If you constantly see a pattern of the ball going slightly thin for example, as you watch that result over and over again, you will learn what the correct image and path that the balls take.
The more you see those images, the more you learn.
If you look away too quickly, you can't learn for next time. You're not giving your brain any data and repetative image to learn from for next time.
I love snooker..
Please make a video on how to Aim while using side...
to answer your video's question title realistically: because we are HUMAN, and because although we DO know what we are supposed to do, and what we mean to do, many of us simply cannot do the same exact thing over and over perfectly: something happens, whether it is striking the cue ball in a way you didn't want to, or, simply missing the spot on the target ball that you truly meant to hit. That is the reason why there are untold millions of so so pool players, and only so many truly great players. Be thankful that your inherent hand eye coordination works repeatedly, as it does for you.
Thanks coach
Thanks coach but we want more tutorials how to make a curve sho tbesides where to hit on the blue to split the pack
. moreover, if you finish in the wrong side of the blue, how to play the blue around the houses and come back to the reds in the pink spot area thanks.
Thanks coach, coach I want to ask you, when I give side to the white ball, I mis poting, I don't no why
All these videos are great. Ive been playong for 5 years and never had a break in the 20s.
I cannot get any consistency. Ive never come across anybody that struggles as much as I do. All my friends have progressed and i cant compete with anybody at all.
Im thinking of trying from scratch with my left hand?
Look up dr Dave videos to really learn, for instance that first side pocket shot creates cit, cut induced throw. You aim perfectly but do to the soft speed and extra friction in the ball, the object ball gets thrown off course slightly. In snooker there is no leeway when potting.
justin Thomas im happy with my positional play but my potting is letting me down. If i can start to pot im sure I’ll progress quickly. I just leave my opponents in too often.
Hello, sorry just curious I was just wondering Is there a reason you let go of the back of your cue at the back and catch it again after impact? Thanks.
Great advice
the only snooker table at my local club has horribly small pockets but I practice with it anyway
congratzzz for 25k sir
Thank you so much for subscribing 😀
Few of the players actually do a disco dance immediately after hitting the ball. My cue shakes like a leaf on a tree while feathering and my body shakes like the ground beneath my feet is experiencing an earthquake, while hitting the shot .