Striking the cue ball away from center makes the pot missable as snooker requires very high accuracy, so he is definitely not striking the cue ball on its right side.
Mohammed Assem Hussein Judd Trump always feathers across the line and corrects the cue on delivery. I don't know who he can play like that but somehow it works for him. But John is cueing and feathering center ball if not playing side.
Hi john,im just curious about your practice routines and your strokes,i've started playing since 17 and 20 now,about 3years.playing about 6-7hours a day.But then i realised not much improvements made..i practice straight long pots and cueing stuffs like screw and follows.I practice line up as well.So far the best was a 101 break and for match its only 47..just curious about how you improve so fast and what kind of training routine you have?
John Foster Snooker is this your own table? The only limiting factor to my progress is money, which I don't have much of currently, as I can neither afford/keep my own table and the local snooker hall is £12 per visit.
Yes, it worked out cheaper than paying a club every day to use their match table/star table. It's definitely not easy, I work part time as well as my parents helping me out. Also, I noticed you might be a fan of Gran Turismo, I'd recommend looking at some of my early videos :)
Hi,
you aim little bit to the right of cue ball center and then compensate when you shoot or it is because of the cam?
Mindaugas Miškinis its the camera
Striking the cue ball away from center makes the pot missable as snooker requires very high accuracy, so he is definitely not striking the cue ball on its right side.
Mohammed Assem Hussein Judd Trump always feathers across the line and corrects the cue on delivery. I don't know who he can play like that but somehow it works for him. But John is cueing and feathering center ball if not playing side.
Hi john,im just curious about your practice routines and your strokes,i've started playing since 17 and 20 now,about 3years.playing about 6-7hours a day.But then i realised not much improvements made..i practice straight long pots and cueing stuffs like screw and follows.I practice line up as well.So far the best was a 101 break and for match its only 47..just curious about how you improve so fast and what kind of training routine you have?
Very well done you make it look easy people say you either got it or you haven’t same with anything
very good, you should look for q school in the future.
Fantastic cueing
i love you
How much do u practice per week, and since when?
I've done about 2700 hours of practice so far for 2 years and 2 months, not sure what that averages out at per week but could be easily worked out.
John Foster Snooker that's like 24 hours a week, averaging 3 and a bit hours per day. That's dedication.
Yeah, you've got to be dedicated with this game if you want to do well! The hard work definitely pays off but you can't become professional overnight!
John Foster Snooker is this your own table? The only limiting factor to my progress is money, which I don't have much of currently, as I can neither afford/keep my own table and the local snooker hall is £12 per visit.
Yes, it worked out cheaper than paying a club every day to use their match table/star table. It's definitely not easy, I work part time as well as my parents helping me out. Also, I noticed you might be a fan of Gran Turismo, I'd recommend looking at some of my early videos :)