snooker & pool
- Thread starter berlowmj
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Any practise drill will help your pool game! But, what will help you in any cue sport is being able to get the cueball to go where you are aiming.
So, put a ball on the blue spot and the cue ball on the baulk line in a straight line. All you have to do is make the ball in the corner, dead straight no english. You'll be amazed how hard it is just to make a straight shot like that on a snooker table. Any flaw in your technique will show up.
So, put a ball on the blue spot and the cue ball on the baulk line in a straight line. All you have to do is make the ball in the corner, dead straight no english. You'll be amazed how hard it is just to make a straight shot like that on a snooker table. Any flaw in your technique will show up.
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amen to that....
god knows that I about broke my cue in frustration after playing snooker for the first time on a 12 footer
amen to that....
god knows that I about broke my cue in frustration after playing snooker for the first time on a 12 footer
snooker table workout
You are quite correct. As the flaws showed up, the habit of using maximum concentration on all shots was reinforced. Traversing all that green & sinking pool balls in those smaller pockets reduced my anxiety with longer shots on the pool table.
Keep the suggestions coming.
drsnooker said:
You are quite correct. As the flaws showed up, the habit of using maximum concentration on all shots was reinforced. Traversing all that green & sinking pool balls in those smaller pockets reduced my anxiety with longer shots on the pool table.
Keep the suggestions coming.
yeah.. i felt invincible:grin-square: when I went from the 12 footer to the 9 footer
berlowmj said:
Practice running off the colours from their spots.
If are able to accomplish this, start playing position on the black so that you can get on the yellow, then start again.