Snooker Bridge Hand Distance Trick

Snooker Bridge Hand Distance in Kyren Wilson Vs Anthony McGill this cue action trick may have been guide to 2020 World Snooker Championship final. This Snooker technique tip for improving your game but will it help you. Break From Life shows you how to get your bridge hand at exactly the right distance and how that can improve your game. It’s all about moving your bridge hand close to the CueBall but not too close.

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[eduarddobroiu]

Eduard Dobroiu from Bucharest, Romania. I'm 11 years old and I learned so many new things. Thanks very much.

[randommadness]

The start and the end of your video have audio missing mate.

[Fenrir]

Greetings from Columbus Ohio in the US. I play 8 Ball, 9 Ball and Straight Pool Billiards just about everyday. I do however always find myself tuning into your videos every time a new one pops up. Even though our sports are a wee bit different I have learned many things from your training tips, positional play and spin on the cue videos. Keep it up good Sir. You are truly a marvel on the snooker table.

[anthromorphe]

My Saturday mornings start with your channel. Thankyou for your tutorial on bridge distances. I was playing last night and prefer the 10 or 11 inch range. My opponent was lengthy at 15 to 18 inches. His accuracy on long pots was questionable. Your explanations prove true.

[joashjohnson]

When you say "cue action" I keep hearing Ronnie

[MrSegopa]

Leon Segopa from 🇿🇦
Thanks again for this tutorial video & many more I watched, note this helps us player's without coaches to improve. Thanks 🙏

[ianwatkins]

The great Cliff Thorburn used to play with a very short back swing and very close to the cue ball, He had a very good technique but not easy to master, Cliff was a fabulous player 😊

[Charlie.c]

Charlie from Blackburn, England. At one point, the home of Alex Higgins and Dennis Taylor.

I've been playing for around 18 months now and your content has helped me massively.

[damiendennis]

Một bài hát rất hoài niệm, nhớ những ngày bồng bột của tuổi trẻ, chút kỷ niệm của tình yêu, lời chia tay vội vàng đúng như cái bồng bột ấy. Đức Phúc cover lại bài hát này tâm trạng quá !

[simonpoole]

This is one of the most important things I have been thinking about for my cuing. Spot on video. I struggle if I come back to the V because my cuing isn’t straight. But if I don’t pull back enough I don’t get the smoothness. Around the black spot I dont pull back too far and I’m more accurate.

[psndsh]

Yes, the bridge hand distance. Thankyou. Glad I found your channel. Subscribed!
📍Pokhara, Nepal.

[simonwhitmorebass]

Best snooker channel on YT. Shout out from Hong Kong 👏

[rayrex]

Thanks buddy for your supporting videos that helps me a lot i try these instruction every day and I've very much improved now
Keep telling us and we will keep supporting your channel.
I've recommend your channel to my friends also who plays snooker and they also satisfied
Maeez ur Rehman from Pakistan Multan

[nicktrousers]

Excellent for you to cover this. Check out how selby plays a lot of shots with the cue on the cushion between his 3 forst fingers even though he has space to put his hand onthe table. He does it a lot even though theres is a lot of space. Check it out he is so good at playing those shots.

[daudyusoff]

I always find I hit the ball better with a shorter bridge. Used to try having a further bridge like John Higgins as it looks nice when you do your feathers. Excellent tutorial video, cheers from Selangor, Malaysia

[SwtTrisha]

Greetings from Pensacola, Florida the 🌞 sunshine State.
Great tips and video. Was planning on practicing all day and this video popped up as I was sipping on my morning wake up ☕️ coffee!
Going to try getting up a little closer and see if it improves my shots. It all makes perfect sense so- thank you for all of the great tips!
Cheers-💋
Miss Cue

[xiringsherpa]

I am from solukhumbu sir watching ur video.

[Simonzy]

hey! Sebastian from Auckland New Zealand love the content

[simonpoole]

I have been trying to pull back cue more after watching Ronnie. He pulls back cue right to V and pushes right through dropping shoulder. Many of Asian players don’t pull back cue far. Judd doesn’t either but get surprising power.

[guitarsnooker]

Hi my name is Jack and I'm from Gosport in England. I have found this video helpful for me. Thx