Could you please please please do one of your wonderful vids about how to predict where the cueball goes after hitting a ball. For me, that's one of the hardest things about snooker, and it causes me to fall out of position.
@@Breakfromlife could you recreate shot of the world championships from yesteryear. Was watching the 1983 one on you tube and there’s some great shots on there
Seeing your vid improves my break, and my partner asked I've said I learn from this channel, he subscribes as well! Brilliant contents, keep it up buddy
This is an interesting concept. I think I subconciously doubt my ability quite a bit (I'm still an amateur anyways lol), so often I'm missing my mark, because I don't think nearly enough about where I wanna hit the ball, before I even approach the table. I think this could potentially help me quite a bit. I don't mind missing, but it gets to me, when I miss something I know I'm able to pot, or I have been able to pot in the past. That's the worst part, which then creates the doubt sometimes. I'll try this next time I play. Just wanted to add, I play pool and not snooker, but I still think this can apply to pool just as well for me.
I think an interesting video would be on how to get onto the yellow after potting a black off the spot, where is the best place to leave the cue ball for yourself on the black ect... its an essential shot for a 147 however you do also see some club players potting a red to get on the blue even though position for the black was easier because they know the yellow will be next, it ultimately boils down to the distance between black and yellow and confidence, it could help a lot of people improve their game. Also setting up will be simple...every colour on the spot :)
can you please tell me do you look at pocket during featuring or in the final backswing or before delivery ? or the pocket should be in the background or prepheral vision at all the time? i used to look at the cueball as when i was about to hit the cueball but a coach told me years ago to look at object ball , since then i have been having this problem that during features i go like , cueball, objectball, pocket and then cueball , then i look at the objectball as about to hit but i think i move my eyes to pocket while the tip is about to hit the cueball, and i miss alot of shots, should i go back to my old aiming method and look at the cueball when i about to hit the cueball or looking at pocket is normal ? tnx alot for your nice videos
You can pot any ball in a corner pocket with enough angle to pot it. What about the middle? I would love an experiment to see the narrowest angle this could be achieved. For example could a ball be potted from along the rail into the middle if the ball comes to a dead stop over the pocket?
I've got a quick question for you, how do you figure out your aiming line? what I mean by that is where the cue sits on your chin in relation to your eye(s) and aiming down the cue, I feel like I constantly hit slightly right of the object ball so 90% of my misses are to the left jaw, it's tiny amounts I'm missing by, but so frustrating. I think it's because I'm not getting my eyes in exactly the same spot over the cue.
Same here. I can make tight shots in to middle pockets that my opponents say make no sense to go for as they’re so hard yet I have no consistency and can rarely get a break in to the teens 😂
can you please tell me which hip do you sit on when you are about go to down ? i think i over turn my hip or i might be sitting on wrong hip, my cue butt is always to the left of line of aim, offline. and i am sure the hip is causing it, do you sit on your right hip or left hip ? my right leg (leading leg) from behind looks like this \ and lots of gap between grip hand and the trouser pocket. please help me thank you
ideally, you should be Sat on the right side that if your right handed. The angles probably created by your left leg being too far forward, or too far out to the , it’s the only thing I can think of without seeing it
@@Breakfromlife thank you for quick reply, basically i am not sitting on any hip , i just twist it all the way to left, and the right leg looks like this \ from behind and that is why my cue butt also goes to left offline, can you plzzzz make a video how to sit on right hip? spent hours on internet cannot find a single article regarding this, i did my back surgery 6 years ago and i forgot where i should sit, and after that my game is ruined until now. plz make a video plzzzzzzzz , thank you
@@snooker-ne7lh okay I’ll look at it in the future. you might also be able to fix it by moving your stance or right? I can’t work it out without looking at it but it might help.
@@Breakfromlife i have tried for many years, and all i can think of is that i am not sitting on right hip , i just my entire hip to the left and i feel like i am leaning to the right and the butt of the cue is to the left. i will be waiting impatiently for your video tnx for great contents on the channel
Working out the potting angle is simple. Pushing the cue through dead straight under pressure, or judging the arc of the cue ball when using side is what makes the game difficult and drawing lines on a table won’t help one bit with that.
