Snooker Straight Cueing Tips Improve Cue Action

Snooker Cue Action Tips and Exercises for Straight Cueing and Improve At Snooker. Snooker Tips and Straight Cueing Exercises from Break From Life that allow you to improve your cueing without changing your technique.

00:00 Straight Cueing Tips
0:30 Straight Cueing
1:57 Snooker Side Spin
3:26 Snooker Accuracy
6:38 Snooker Aiming
7:39 Snooker Backspin
8:54 Snooker Cushion Shots
9:36 Snooker Straight Cueing

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[adhwaithneralla]

Hello from Singapore! Thank you for making snooker more popular and accessible for people around the world

[daveyjones]

8:56 As a half Sri Lankan Canadian who has been to Kandy, I'm glad to see your excellent videos are reaching such an international audience!

[OldMateHowie]

Hello from Melbourne Australia, love the channel!

[siddhanth]

I'm from India... I watch your video all the time... my game improved alot!! Thank you ❤️

[richardgoegan]

I really appreciate all of your videos!! Haven't played for almost 40 years. It's great to have free lessons and advice which wasn't available back in
the early 60's. Keep up the great work!

[madmaf]

Thank you, always practical and enjoyable.

[markslates]

Greetings from Oklahoma City. Excellent video. Very helpful. Thanks 👍🏽

[hamishmaude]

I feel like the ‘snooker accuracy’ chapter is helpful but also confusing at the same time 🤣

[ObsessedWithPool]

The idea of the reflection of the cue ball is brilliant! Try laying a small flashlight ("torch", for you Britishers 😄) to illuminate and increase the visibility of the cue ball reflection in the object ball.

[markgilmore]

Some really clever thinking in there. The acute angle the centre bag is a genius idea. Thank you.

[simonwood]

Simon from Edmonton, Alberta Canada. Great videos.

[fifthsymphony]

Looks like you might be missing viewers from the great state of Virginia, USA. I'm in Warrenton, VA and love your videos. I've spent a lot of time watching and learning. I mostly play 8-ball on my 8ft table, but dream of one day owning a massive 12 ft snooker table and playing snooker to my heart's contents. Thanks for the great videos and all the hard work. Gary in VA.

[yoddhadareyop]

I'm Sudarshan Shahi from Kalikot, Nepal🇳🇵
Respect your work man, thanks 👍

[muhammadmashuri]

hello I'm from Indonesia, thanks for the tips. Your tips really help me in improving my skills. greetings from Indonesia👍

[daveyjones]

This is a terrific take on the foundations of how to get started. Thanks for being a beacon of basic information about how people can get into such an amazing game.

[johnnybray]

Another great video! Excellent way of explaining the issue and the way to correct it.

[teleplayer]

Excellent advice. Love these little practice routines. Not too overwhelming when practicing and thinking about what you need to focus on. Thank you so much for your time!!!!

[bradj]

Thanks for the tips. Brad from St Adolphe Canada

[joelam]

Hello from Joe in Hong Kong 🇭🇰
Your content is really useful and make my game more easier

[munasarmohamed]

This is a massive help! I somehow manage to always put some left hand side on my shots, which don't always mean missed shots. But it starts to get increasingly frustrating when playing for good position and longer pots. These drills definitely help and the one where the object ball is tight and playing with screw on the cue ball is a really interesting way of practising those sometimes hard to judge tighter angle shots.
Thanks as always!!