Snooker STUN RUN THROUGH | Snooker Tips 

I dont know of any other coaches who could explain this so well.

Great video Steve. All the way through I kept thinking, why not just play a gentle run through, as I do like to hit the balls softly. Thankfully you explained why towards the end: useful stuff, thanks.

I've heard "stun run through" for ages and I never knew what it was until now! Fantastic!

Thank for sharing the tips. Well done and keep it up.

Making so many mistakes when trying to stun run throw but u explained all points really useful vedio thanks 👍

Thorough and informative. Great stuff, thank you.

Great lesson. Cheers!!!

That's a shot you see alot on TV the professionals play. Alot of detail and depth in the video. Great video Barton snooker

Another great tutorial video, thanks Steve.

The stun run through can work when the cloth is new and the balls perfectly clean. But in not great conditions is almost impossible to judge the pace and the spin specially when the distance is too small or to long. The shot is so sensitive to dirt that even a new clean cue ball behaves differently after 2-3 frames if not wiped ....

Excellent video once again 👍

Excellent video going thru the various factors such as power, aiming height, distance from cue ball to object ball and of course finishing with a real life example of how this works to achieve the desired position. Keep it up !

Headcam would be appreciated for all and a must in all learning videos thanks . Keep the videos coming with HC love the videos👍

Excellent explanation!

Hi thanks just brilliant youve answerd my questions and just appreciate that

Good stuff ...Merryxmas ❤❤

beautiful video

awesome content as always Steve!

Thank you very much sir.... I will take this advice for my games....

Really good video and thoroughly explained. An animation of the cue ball stunning and then converting to run-through would have been useful to people new to this kind of shot. 10/10 Steve as always!

Best explanation I’ve seen on this

Nice one 👍

I am always mesmerized by the details you bring into your videos. Another brilliant video Steve! As always love from 🇮🇳

Awesome video Steve - I was only thinking last week about how to play this shot correctly. Gold dust mate.

always been a great coach but you also seem more confident than ever in your presenting, thanks so much for everything you've taught me

Thanks!

Tnx

👍thanks

As always sir ❤

Thank you Steve, this is a great video to explain Stun run through. I was struggling about this shot because some coaches said it is hit a bit lower of centre of cue ball, in your first video of stun run through, you showed us it is hit a bit higher of centre of cue ball, it is so confusing for me to play a correct stun run through shot. This video clearly explained all the elements.

Hello Steve. Another great video once again. Question: Do you always play these kinds of shots at the same height on the cue ball (while varying shot speed of course according to the distance between them)? And also, could you make a video about the negative effects of deceleration?

Do you play with a squeeze on stun shots/screws I find it so much easier with a little squeeze when you strike the ball

Please sir make a video cue tip softer harder or medium????

My goodness but you are a great coach! Would it be fair to say that, when you talk about "running out of stun", what you are referring to is the end of the sliding (or skidding) motion of the cue ball and the point at which the cue ball starts to grip the cloth and begin to roll forwards? When the cue ball hits the object ball then it "momentarily" stops... if it has previously stopped sliding then it will naturally be rolling forward and the cue ball will "run through". If the cue ball was still sliding as it hits the object ball then the spin played on the cue ball will begin to take effect and it will either roll forward (top spin) or backwards (screw). So on long shots you are controlling the length of the skid using the power and a small amount of screw so that on contact the cue ball will have developed just enough forward roll to "stun through". Whereas on short shots the cue ball will still be sliding on contact with the object ball and you need to apply a tiny bit of top spin to help it to roll through. At least that's how I'm seeing it. (?)

That is why snooker game is damn hard to master

Hlo Manoj here from India I have a doubt should I always pull the cue all the way back to the v notch even if we are playing a shot where the cue ball and object ball is near by?

Steve u aim with the cue.....i mean when you are down to the shot, u use your stick as an aiming guide??

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Michael holt keep saying your copying his videos LOL so silly who cares if you cover the same subjects