amazing young man

[Joe T]

Had a very nice European student for a couple of days this week that turned me on to this young man. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgPuJhXnRHY&feature=youtube_gdata
Can't wait to watch more of his videos.

 

[Black-Balled]

How hard can it be? He never took a hard shot!

 

[TATE]

Had a very nice European student for a couple of days this week that turned me on to this young man. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgPuJhXnRHY&feature=youtube_gdata
Can't wait to watch more of his videos.

This kid looks like he might be a future world champion if his pressure game holds up.

 

[bchilton]

He's got the same problem that a lot of very young players have today. Someone forgot to tell them how hard this game really is.

 

[Joe T]

He's got the same problem that a lot of very young players have today. Someone forgot to tell them how hard this game really is.

He does make it look easy doesn't he. How about that last shot to go for perfect 147, with bridge, extension and that's gotta be one of the more missable angles for the final black.

 

[3RAILKICK]

The kid shoots good

Had a very nice European student for a couple of days this week that turned me on to this young man. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgPuJhXnRHY&feature=youtube_gdata
Can't wait to watch more of his videos.

Hi Joe-

I ran across that video too, a couple of weeks ago. Wow!!

Is that sloooow backswing and hooold before coming forward a standard snooker stroke? Is it to allow uninterupted focus on the OB before firing?

Whatever it is-it's working-well for the young man. Best of luck to him.

 

[JAW725]

I have a question for Joe or any other instructor concerning Luca's fundamentals. I've noticed that his elbow collapses on the backswing, somewhat like Xiaoting Pan's technique. What advantage does this offer fundamentally? This is much different then an elbow drop that takes place on the follow through, it happens on the backswing. Why add this extra variable, it must offer something?