Better Cue Control = Better Potting | Snooker Skills

[@HappyWanderer140]

Unless you're at an advanced level. This/these videos will 100% improve everyone's game. The fact that it's available for free is a real blessing. I just hope the people I play against in the league don't watch 🤣

[@darwisyhazwan663]

Beautiful video and we do appreciate you putting the cue ball as reference to make more understandable.

[@Delphiwizard]

These videos always make my day, always happy to see my coach again.

[@carlabrahams4403]

I am telling you now Steve there are coaches and coaches,you are without second too none.Very thorough.

[@arshadf3146]

Steve, incorporated the front pause to my action, much more stability in delivery.. thank you !!

[@YorkshireDave]

Great vid and the edits to add all the extra visuals are great. Hope they don’t take too long!!

[@slegte1]

Great video, as always. Practice is the key to making the four steps a natural routine on every shot.

[@joergfernahl8972]

Hello, I'm Snooker beginner from Germany. Even if I do not always understand each single word, your videos are the very best and they improve my playing to a higher level and encourage me to repeat and repeat your lessons. Greetings from Germany/France of a 63 old man 😂 in retirement.

[@prashantjain1968]

Steve, You are fantastic.

[@ianwatkins6202]

Yet another great and interesting video Steve! Always loving your videos 😊Great stuff!

[@kingstonchirangwi6979]

My favorite coach watching from Zimbabwe Africa

[@BartonSnooker]

@@kingstonchirangwi6979 thank you. Hello to Zimbabwe 👋

[@billygray2221]

Been playing on & off over 35 years and though this was a great explanation of the fundamentals it's cue itis that's plagued me most of the time, very much appreciated for this all the same.

[@yaasirkhan9917]

Yet another great video as always steve..it helps alot with my cue action and my snooker game..thanks your the best ❤❤💐

[@knutnskar6796]

This channel is great 👍

[@ivangunawan9356]

i played snooker over 20 years now and i STILL benefit from these simple (?) but SOLID tips

[@letslearnsomebasicphysics3757]

One of the best videos

[@alfedtron9043]

thank you the length of the stroke was very helpful

[@saaid000]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@BartonSnooker]

@@saaid000 thank you so much for watching 🙂

[@123mailashish]

A gem is always a gem. Ofcourse I m talking about our YT Coach.

[@carlabrahams4403]

Effortless,watch and learn from the Master,"STEVE BARTON"!! brilliant coach,great guy too,my pleasure to work with you Steve.

[@rungun3982]

Another great vid. Fairly recently got back into snooker after 8 year break and this channel has been a great help in getting me decent again

[@valentenicoletti3622]

Really another good video!

[@asadhussain5267]

Great video Barton snooker

[@syafiqzailan]

Thank you for all these videos.

[@MananQazi-x7g]

Very nice advice ❤

[@andyking5670]

Great Video, looking forward to see you in September.

[@tarcisiocoach9667]

Excellent vídeo

[@CraigT-L]

I was just thinking this afternoon, ‘I wonder if Steve will drop a new vid soon?’ 🎉

[@mixed.up.contents]

nice thank you

[@mehranaslam375]

As always sir

[@russtrombone]

Thanks for that Steve. I know all that stuff but I think the truth is it's not engrained in my cue action (although I do try). I'll play a few shots and it's all good but then I just forget a pause and it goes wrong again.. I suppose it's about trying to focus Until you do it automatically and then you can forget it and just need to concentrate on the shot.. I'm blaming too many years of pub pool for my cue action being inconsistent. We'll see what you say when I come for my lesson at the end of the month. Can't wait mate!! 😅 👍

[@tanchinseng8888]

Why every time I make a break and when the more I pot its getting much pressure and my whole body is shaking, what should I do ?

[@TheRulingRoom]

I am Watching from Pakistan ❤❤

[@JayMatthews-vj2vo]

Steve I see most players with there chin on the cue and a couple with there chin to the left or right of the cue does it make a difference

[@ongilmar]

Barton, a question? What is the average limit in cm for a long BackSwing?

[@alirezanet]

Hey Barton, I've been struggling with a persistent issue for years. I've determined that my dominant eye is my right eye. However, when I aim with my right eye, my cue action becomes inconsistent, often resulting in shots going off-line. Surprisingly, when I use my left eye to aim, my cue action improves significantly, and I'm able to deliver the cue straight. The downside is that using my left eye sometimes makes it challenging to accurately judge the pocket angles in certain positions. I'm curious about your advice on how to best approach this situation.

[@mtkk35]

please answer this question what causes that i lose my form of grip when i want to back swing my cue?

[@Niall-r2z]

if it a long or short back swing, do i still hold the cue in the same place?

[@luckysaud9079]

sir which cue is better....wood..mapple..or ash...please suggest me

[@sj460162]

But how about Alex Higgins Steve? I have all this in my head but sometimes I go to the club and smear into it with as much relax in my head and 0 technique and its barmy how well I do?? Is it true that inspiration is what I need. Sometimes my head is so full of technique I feel strangled. But I still do believe that technique is the way forward...

[@BartonSnooker]

@@sj460162 it's depends what you're judging success on. You'll obviously FEEL more comfortable just doing whatever you like, but does that actually objectively get you better results? Do you make lots of 50+ breaks with no thought, but then can no longer make 50+ when you think about technique? You have to practice things in stages like I do with my clients. Build good habits, and then it no longer requires any conscious thought to execute a good technique.

[@sj460162]

@@BartonSnooker I get that Steve. And I have to admit...Ive only ever made a 50 plus break when Im really focused and paying attention to my action.

[@mtkk35]

what should we do when the delivery is not straight .what is the problem that i can't strike where i want?

[@VishalYadav-17]

Your eyes are the issue here, just focus on object ball and your other things like standing and griping let it naturally not manually

[@VishalYadav-17]

There are techniques like 1. Elbow Drop like Ronnie 2. High Elbow like Judd/Neil. Try each if 1st Doesn't work then try 2nd. There are 2 Types of Grip also 1. Time Grip -Judd/Neil 2. Pressure Grip - Ronnie. And just focus on object ball only rest will happen automatically.

[@NirajRai-v2u]

How i keep ceu on line advise me teach

[@yekoko147]

Your videos always help me to improve my game ! thank you so much for free coaching 🙏and salute !🫡

[@gameslayer9191]

hi steve, its haatib, i have been watching ur videos for quite a while now roughly 1 yesr snd i have a suggestion, steve my suggestion is that please upload videos that are at an advanced level, i have the highest break of 39 and my game just turns off at rabdom times, meaning that ik my game is better but sometimes i just miss pots by an absolute mile, so what i mean to say that upload more advanced videos pls thank u😊

[@NorgeTyskland]

My most important plan for each shot: Don't snooker myself for the next ball on 😅

[@asadgondal7805]

❤

[@ash6415]

So why can i pot that long blue 3 or 4 times in a row. Then miss the same shot 3 or 4 times. Why is that? 😢

[@VishalYadav-17]

Eyes matter - Focus on the object ball only it will happen..

[@BettyNewbag]

Fuckin brilliant!!

[@coses4957]

Good video, but is this a reupload, feels like i have watched it before? 🥴

[@Prabhanshu1cool]

If i live in your country, i definitely will make you my teacher (Aacharya)