100 Snooker Break Snooker Players Sight POV

[@adudecalledjay]

From a beginner's perspective, the editing of where you hit the cueball really helps. For each shot the viewer can try to predict where it will land... which is a great exercise. Thanks for the effort you put into this!

[@mentalhealthme128]

Just watching it again. People need to appreciate the time it takes to edit something like this. The shot type indicator and scoring for every shot is brilliant

[@kizzyfur]

Stopped playing snooker 22 years ago, when I was told I needed glasses. In my 40s now and discovering the this channel has really given me an urge to play again.

[@kizzyfur]

@andrewmcgheeee Issac Newton would have been 378, had he not died in 1727

[@SirMath3w]

if you really want to play again...glasses haven't stopped me aswell from playing Pool or Snooker - you might just want to get some pair of glasses espacially designed for these pool sports

[@jayjayb89]

I nearly made a century break before.. Sadly it ended when I missed the first red

[@hamzahmahmood8216]

Ohh. Thats happened a few times to me too. So close.

[@MarshTheDarsh]

Lol, agreed, I’ve never made a century breaks but I’ve made dozen of cent breaks

[@sizzler271]

I was really close to making a century, the bloke next door did it ! I nearly won the lottery too, yup, you're right, same bloke !

[@amgonnabakeyobread]

very original

[@vxrdrummer]

A bloke at our club was laughing at me the other day when I potted Red and black and said I was on for a 147. He nearly died in hysterics when I missed the next red.

[@CueBald]

Great effort. The pressure just intensifies when you get down to the colours on a big break and we miss balls we wouldn't usually. Liking the headcam videos. Keep them coming

[@Breakfromlife]

Yeah I’ll have to give it a go when I’ve got a little more time

[@iplayeddsharpminor]

Perfect way to wake up on a Saturday morning while I am unable to play and love the addition of commentary with the headcam. Andrew in Sutton-on-sea ✌️😊

[@adamgillaerd4406]

gassed seein this. cant wait for clubs to open up! also mate u should record your narration in post, that way u can have full concentration in break and we get all the thought processes etc.

[@theodorehui]

40 years later: you would be really glad that you recorded this video :)

[@John420ridge]

You got a really nice room with a snooker table. Keep up the good work. Amazing.

[@tomahawkz1238]

You deserve alot of respect for how much work you put in to your videos. Hope you realise how amazing you are!

[@brianmullins5824]

Great watching such talent, brilliantly narrated throughout.

[@jimmywhite11]

I just bought my 1st snooker table and I try to play at least 2 or 3 hours per day...I'm nowhere near the level you are though, but your videos have become invaluable to me! Hopefully if I keep this routine up for a couple of years I'll be making 100+ runs myself! I'm not going to be too hard on myself though as my table is not completely level yet! I still have to get the installer out to shim things up for me! Thanks for all of your content bro!

[@CypherSean]

KZbin brought me here and I am hooked. Never been able to play snooker here in the us, but I am now looking for places. Cheers from Kansas City, Missouri!

[@TrixieDevani]

Long red to the corner was a great shot. Very well done keeping the adrenaline under control, impressive stuff!!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ryandale6005]

The absolute 🐐 of KZbin snooker! Makes it look effortless 😍 keep up the good work BFL!

[@dermotshaw6775]

Nice real pal...And yes I would like you to keep trying this too. Look forward to next week's upload have a great week 👍

[@ericryckman5174]

Love your videos. I was going through the old videos before the renovation. I noticed some missing from the days of old which is sad but was also reminded of how far you have come. I'm excited for you as you keep progressing not only as a player but as a content provider and entertainer. Your set up with lots of brighter lighting and your audio sounds fantastic now. Just wanted to say good job. I hope KZbin is paying you enough to keep up with all the costly upgrades you have given us over the years. Looking forward to many years to come. Many thanks from Peterborough Ontario Canada. God bless.

[@lorannjacobs470]

Love the old videos, very helpful

[@mussaaliyev5922]

Probably one of the most useful snooker videos on youtube. Keep it up👍👍 So sad we've got no snooker tables in Kazakhstan 😢😢😢

[@alibryant8588]

Hahahaha

[@robertstenhouse3880]

A whole country with no snooker tables? Get one bought and open a snooker club, you'll make a fortune haha

[@henryhill3014]

I've just started playing and I've already learned so much just watching your videos.

[@biscuitboycj]

I’ve never played snooker.. but love watching the game and watching you. Only recently in November I saw my first table in person.. I honestly could believe how big they are!! The cameras don’t do them justice on tv haha!

[@justinng8134]

yeah.. this is what I'm talking about.. having the cue ball positioning at least to know where ure hitting it. I find this vid very helpful indeed. Thank you!

[@jakelloyd9108]

Thanks for the great videos! From an ex-pat Brit in Wilsonville, Oregon, USA who bought a full size snooker table during lockdown!

[@smwg4187]

Really cool to see a big break from POV. Love from Podgorica, Montenegro 😊

[@saritasharma5417]

Love from INDIA 🇮🇳 keep up the good work

[@andrewmonument5595]

Thank you once again, great to see exactly where you’re hitting on cue ball. Andrew from Great Yarmouth

[@OneEyedKeys]

Excellent video! As a hobbyist whose maximum break has been only 64, it was great to watch the shot planning, and to have the cue ball graphic up. I have watched and subscribed just in the last few days and look forward to watching more and upping my game based on your videos. Well done and great thanks!

[@Bjingau]

Great stuff and if only I could have watched this 25 years ago when I was able to play with friends whole night😄😄😄

[@stuartchapman7934]

Great Videos! Even without any explanation, these videos from the headcam perspective would still offer great insight into how a first class consistent cue delivery should look to any player as their shot is being played and these videos also provide players of all standards a far better impression of how exactly pots are cued in terms of power and where the tip should contact on the cueball in order to achieve both accurate successful potting and also crucially the desired position on the next ball needed to continue building a break. Top Work Good Sir!!! Thanks for these and please continue to expand your Channel! 😃🎯💯💯

[@Omnigamer88]

Hello from Orlando, Florida! Sad that the only club that had a snooker table closed years back. Nearest table is in Daytona Beach.

[@J4GamingCODM]

Been watching all of your videos from the past 2 years recently, from Portsmouth England

[@alexanderhall4281]

Great breaks you did there. Reminds me of when I had a table and making big breaks.

[@leeweeks5950]

Sound quality is the best i have heard and i think i have seen every one of your videos haha

[@jimmaxtretetful6013]

Jim, from Athens Greece You are the best, Continue like this

[@АкайАйхан]

Vid idea:Make a video where you are trying to do 147 Hope to see myself on the board Kardzhali, Bulgaria (near Greece)

[@centralprocessingunit2564]

this is the first video of your channel i am watching, and i subscribed before i even watched any of your videos, because the channel name is just superb brilliance. best channel name ive seen on any channel.

[@madie_verse]

A relaxing break. Love from Sialkot Pakistan

[@adishah452]

You are a legend at snooker Hope to see my self on the board Northwest London Wembley

[@Charlie_Crown]

Great standard, great effort, thought process and execution spot on 👌

[@LewisKos]

Great video. Deffo give it another go.. good to watch. Thanks again 👍🏼

[@fredneedle123]

I used to be good at pool. Snooker I love watching but I'm rubbish at. I feel like I'm playing these shots with you. Great video.

[@mr2loser]

After the sea sickness, I really enjoyed this! Greetings from Richmond Virginia USA

[@967mviews2]

Fantastic break, footage and commentary. Have you tried turning pro? You seem to have the game...

[@MASAo7]

I second K Man's question. What stops you turning pro? I've seen less competent players on the telly. And you're waaaay more watchable than someone like Peter Ebdon!

[@SteveNinetyski]

You have no idea how good the pros are. He is a decent player but with all due respect, he would get annihilated by anyone in the top 128, no question.

[@garethlloyd1445]

Technically there's only 128 professional snooker players normally. The new season will consist of 122. To get on the tour is extremely hard. The rest are considered to be amateurs. This guy has probably tried to get in to tournaments but not good enough. Some players can be amazing potters but struggle with safety play. I also feel that snooker is the hardest game to master. I think of it as a video rpg game where they level up with experience. Amateur footballers are like level 1 and you level up to 5 and your semi-pro. Level up to 10 and your professional with some players getting up to 15 like Messi. I see all sports like this. The quality from a top player to a amateur. Then when I do this with snooker. The pros are so good compared to amateur and even good players, they are like levels 35 to 40. If anyone can make sense of that 😂

[@SteveNinetyski]

@@garethlloyd1445 You are not wrong. The guys on tour are absolute gravy compared to even the best amateurs. I have played my whole life to a decent level. My best break is 135 and I would get thumped 5-0 by any tour pro, those tables are ridiculous to play on compared to club tables.

[@garethlloyd1445]

@@SteveNinetyski still 135 is still something to shout about. You could randomly grab 1000 people off the street and they all had ago at snooker and they all can be bad. Players who can achieve a century break are still a rare breed. Im much better at pool, getting pub trophy whatever. Along snooker my top break was 32. Now my left eye is stronger than my right being 41 Yr old so my line is off

[@aakashshah6197]

Really love your videos. Helps alot. From Nepal 🇳🇵

[@shaunmacca]

I would of liked the uncensored version after missing the yellow! Loving the content

[@PestOnYT]

I haven't played for over one year. :( Therefore your video was a nice reminder of what its like. Thank you.

[@mrpetai]

Your videos make me improve a lots.. greetings from Malaysia🥳

[@GenialHarryGrout]

Jimmy White v Stephen Hendry in the first qualifying round for the 2021 World Championship. Memories of the epic battles between these two players from 30 years ago.

[@blmagic2563]

Best ever 1983 UK Championship Final, higgins crawled back 7-0 down to davis, higgins taking it on deciding frame..

[@doron4129]

So useful seeing where you hit the cue ball. Also got an idea how hard you were hitting it. Great video. Thank you

[@sunnykhan6418]

Love your videos. Learned a lot. Sunny from Dera ghazi khan, Pakistan

[@juhamakela8744]

Thank you for your efforts… last video was about, how to make snooker more attractive and make younger audience back to snooker halls… I think that video hit the ball. Hit and potted

[@vxrdrummer]

Amazing to watch this, but I saw Stephen Hendry do the same thing. This dude has great action and technique, but you can see the little imperfections in the stroke etc. Stephen Hendry was perfection. Cue action was dead straight like it was laser guided. This dude is still sooooooo good, but I was just able to notice the difference now we can watch these type of videos from arguably the best player ever. It's him or Ronnie for me. I learn more from watching these breaks though than 100 other videos on snooker breaks. It's wonderful to watch someone this good from this perspective.

[@sdrtcacgnrjrc]

watching from near Kaiserslautern in Germany

[@bradj1526]

Always fun to watch your videos. Brad from Winnipeg Canada

[@gabryeheheh3744]

Gabriele, from Sicily Italy, continue like this 😁😁

[@timo5563]

Nice break, greetings from Schaffhausen, Switzerland

[@omarbenjannet6671]

Watching from Tunis, Tunisia. Great work !

[@brentbenson4930]

Hey, I see quite a few comms here. Truly like your VLOG, all the specialty shots, educational tip and informative. Been waiting for you to run for a long time, really nice to see you potting. Shooting pool in Yamhill County Or.

[@catweasle5737]

Top effort. Well done from Chris in Launceston Tasmania.

[@sofiana580]

I am Sofian and I think its unbelievable there are only 3 pins in Germany! U have to catch up, we are basically neighbours :D Greetings from Saarbruecken Germany! U really can get that 147 bro!

[@zltmlt]

Excellent presentation bud..love & respect from Ottawa, Canada

[@filipematias2239]

I have never played snooker in my life! Thanks for playing it for me eheh cheers from Lisbon, Portugal! 🇵🇹

[@MrBobZack]

It appears to me that you strike most shots in this video with right side and when using left side it appears as a center ball hit....is this just my view or is it because of the angle of the go pro in relation to your line of sight? Thank you for all of your Utube presentations.....very well done.👍😀

[@robertstenhouse3880]

I thought the same. It's either the camera angle or just how he plays. Probably compensates with his aim

[@samyboy88sam]

I think it's the camera angle. You could ignore that and try to focus on the direction of the cue/follow through for figuring out the aim.

[@jaidsuka]

Watching from Homyel, Belarus! Great stuff, mate!

[@noodldoodl1970]

As someone just getting back into playing snooker IRL (and not just using a very accurate and helpful snooker sim on my PC called Shooters Pool {HIGHLY RECOMMENDED}) I can confirm that you make this game look stupidly easy, and it's not. That said you have a brilliant way of presenting easy-to-practice methods for anyone who wants to improve their game, and for that I am awarding you my 'Best Thing On The Internet' Award for this year so far. I extremely rarely hit the bell icon, but this time it's a no-brainer.

[@adilazamlarik]

7 minutes century!!! Well done!!! Kudos!!! 🤩😎👑

[@Dylan-ez3qu]

really hoping I see a pin on my home of Chesterfield in the Uk

[@adambooth6090]

Chesterfield too :)

[@Dylan-ez3qu]

@@adambooth6090 nice :)

[@Dylan-ez3qu]

@@adambooth6090 haven’t heard of you before tho 😂 I know Reece booth idk if you do lol

[@rhyshowcutt9429]

big up sheffield ah

[@cjklz]

I actually get to see, how to play snooker. Great!

[@usamashabir2408]

Wow amazing work bro .to much learned from you ....love From Pakistan

[@SuperGreyfox99]

oh man i watched it in 720p. LOL Great Job. I have subscribed as you are very good at what you are doing. And i have learned a lot in just a few videos from you. Time to practise. thanks man

[@TheFinalRevelation1]

Which camera did you use ?

[@Breakfromlife]

It’s a DJI Osmo Action which I’ve discovered isn’t quite as wide a as the latest GoPro but it isn’t bad

[@TheFinalRevelation1]

@@Breakfromlife Thanks, great video. Just did not understand the need for it to be 4k.

[@theinadequatelifter9779]

@@TheFinalRevelation1 because why not?

[@fad2679]

@@TheFinalRevelation1 Why wouldn't you want it to be 4k. Higher quality is better, no?

[@humnava1137]

You are really helpful i am watching from India

[@digvijaysingh5065]

Nice consistency 👏

[@the.travellingfoodie]

Lots of love and respect from Lahore, Pakistan

[@helsington]

Kosice, Slovakia is watching you!

[@kristofvandycke6687]

Excellent video as usual. I have a question: you’re obviously very talented when you’re practicing alone, but do you feel stress when playing in tournaments? Does the stress of having an audience affects how you play, or are you able to get into “the zone” and just forget about distractions/people/noises?

[@adithiyaamanoj8034]

Amazing break mate, love from India!!!!

[@adambooth6090]

Great break pal, my highest is 102 missed the same brown. Adam from Chesterfield

[@سیدمرتضیحسینی-و8ل]

I watch your videos from Qom ( Iran) love you🙏❤

[@messoranger9237]

Thanks for the upload! Do you think you can make a video of the up and coming players from China? Danny from Singapore

[@Breakfromlife]

Should do

[@jasonnieuwenhuis335]

Thanks! That go pro is a bit tough to watch, but that’s valuable footage. Jason, Red Deer Canada

[@SnookerQ]

Lovely breaks, mate. Well done!

[@joaquinamenabar9374]

fantastic player, making that break while talking and explaining.... hats off... how com you are not in the championships... ?

[@FaZeTooTs]

Really like your videos. How often do you get 147s? Cheers from Sao Paulo, Brazil

[@banas17]

Greetings from Sandomierz (Poland) ! Hope to make it on the board :)

[@swren007]

watching your video from Erbil Kurdistan Iraq 😊 keep up

[@jamesmcgregor37]

My man got a break of 113 and made it look easy , but I could hear the nerves in the voice haha

[@xtqco2714]

great tips got so much better mario in bristol england

[@cazmaj]

Absolutely brilliant mate! Thank you for sharing :)

[@swedishkev]

Well done. I was quite amazed to see that you very rarely used side on the ball. 90% of all shots seemed to be low center .most of the time.

[@grahammartin9078]

Great video, could of tried rolling blue in and tracking the yellow into the green pocket, better chance of finishing perfect on the green, what's your highest break in competition play, Graham in Newbridge, Co Kildare, Ireland

[@gopaganinavajeevan4892]

Love from hyderabad , India ♥️♥️♥️

[@andrewr3973]

Been really enjoying watching your videos. May I ask how long you have been playing Snooker for? Cheers

[@samuelthomas146]

Hi mate, been viewing your videos for quite some time and I'm quite a fan. I've played snooker myself for the past 14 years, have played in world/european championship events abroad and my highest break in a session playing someone is 147 (was stuck on 146 for a number of years). You're clearly a great potter and good with safety too, I just think you need to believe in yourself a bit more with your scoring. Pro/am tournaments will definitely sharpen your game alongside with sold match practice. Your content is amazing replicating the best shots ever played as well as offering advice to new players who want to start playing. Keep believing in yourself and I'm sure your form will improve :) I've a few videos on my channel if you want to check them out, could even arrange a few snooker sessions in the future if you're up for it (depending how local you are to me). Look forward for the next upload, regards -Sam Thomas

[@vincedraper4416]

Really enjoyed that. Nice to hear some commentary as well to give an idea of what your doing as well. Can I ask do you coach at all? Keep up the good work 🎱😎

[@Breakfromlife]

I thinking about it but I don’t really live near anyone which makes it difficult

[@vincedraper4416]

@@Breakfromlife ahh ok. Can I ask where about are you based?

[@BaZouKaEdits]

watching from tunisia keep up the good work

[@jackformby]

Very impressive sir! The Rocket

[@eileendelany2346]

When is the Snooker coming back on TV.????? I like looking at the Snooker. I miss the Snooker big time from the REP OF Ireland.

[@vikramadvani8731]

Watching and learning from Maharashtra India

[@batcow1]

Ben from Salford, Manchester Slava from Regensburg, Germany Great video good work with the audio 😊👍

[@FSCubing24]

Great video from felix newnham Gloucestershire England