Snooker Sighting And Aiming

Snooker Sighting and Aiming Technique Look At the Object Ball eyesight fix. Snooker Eye Focus Aim and Aiming Training for Snooker Aiming Technique as Break From Life explains how to line up a shot for maximum chance of success in potting a ball. This also includes an explanation in how to avoid saccadic Masking. This can prevent you from seeing where you are aiming if you change the focus of your eyes at the wrong moment.
00:00 Snooker Aiming
0:45 Saccadic Masking
2:27 Snooker Problem
3:36 Snooker How To Aim
5:32 Snooker Thin Cut
6:16 Snooker Alignment
6:57 Snooker Pointing
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[@choongification]

Sia checking in from Armenia. You’ve helped me improve my snooker playing from “terrible” to “bad”

[@daveyjones7391]

From psychology to physics to physiology, you have all the angles covered! Simply stand out snooker analysis. Love this channel, and love staying up on Friday nights to see the insights! 🍻 🇨🇦

[@Dodgybackjack]

I was jumped in March and took a pretty hefty beating which resulted in vision damage in my right eye (permanently blurry). I got back into playing snooker in recovery from PTSD but the biggest thing was getting used to my new eyesight, made me have to think even more on every shot and weirdly made my playing better - it's amazing how my brain uses more of the clear vision from my left eye because it doesn't like the rights blurriness like you say. The follow through technique has been great for me in practise too. Cheers!

[@hatemasfar885]

Hello from all they way in Beirut, Lebanon

[@timmy8440]

Hello Tim from Wellington, New Zealand. Love your content mate, I've just signed up to a local snooker club from watching all your videos, got me hooked!

[@davidmorse6290]

You have built an amazing compendium of snooker education material on this channel. Lots and lots of hard work has gone in to this. Really impressive stuff. Congratulations and thanks!

[@jamestowsey5821]

Totally agree! Theres some amazing content on here! Thank you

[@moviemaster00000]

I'd like to see you play a match with someone. Maybe Steve Barton. Best to 5 or something like that. It would be awesome 👌👌

[@Breakfromlife]

It’s an idea but he lives a long way from me at the moment

[@ericryckman5174]

@@Breakfromlife in a best of 5 what's your guess of the outcome? And does playing on a different table and cloth make a difference? I'd be up for donating some fuel $ to watch this. Maybe you guys could collaborate to make some cash and donate a little to charity? I dunno, cheers Shady

[@Breakfromlife]

At the moment I doubt I’d get close just not playing in enough to be consistent at the moment

[@Breakfromlife]

At the moment I doubt I’d get close just not playing in enough to be consistent at the moment

[@rauldavila8632]

This helped this American pool player so much. Im very grateful. I've got 9 months in. Making progress every day. I have this bad habit of looking up as stroke. Today I locked on object ball before my final stroke. I immediately started making more and harder shots. I felt unbeatable for a short time. As i got tired my bad habits came back. After realizing it I got back on track. Thanks so much for this very helpful information. Big thanks from America

[@WaqasKhan-dc8zd]

Very helpful video Love from Pakistan eyes part is very interesting

[@sufyanrasheed7231]

I m from pakistan. I have started playing snooker with my cousin's he is good player but i usually face problem with aiming your videos help me alot now i gave him tough time

[@gulshanthebest]

Greetings from Mauritius Island🇲🇺

[@madhan_official692]

Very much needed video. Love from karnataka India brother

[@ravirajpandya8291]

Really like your work ,Love from rajkot , india .

[@rakshitpant147]

Very nice work brother. I am playing snooker for past 12 years and finally I am getting better. I made a century break first time in my life all Thanks to you 😀

[@Breakfromlife]

That is awesome!

[@Firestarter76]

Jas from Macclesfield, UK. Thank you, top notch teaching. I am now seeing positive improvements in my game. All the best, buddy😊

[@iares1476]

Your videos are totally amazing, they helped me a lot in improving my game. From Kashmir, India

[@MrBobZack]

Absolutely amazing video…thank you so much…your coaching has no peer.

[@manasmohamed2774]

Newby to snooker. Your videos are just awesome... From SriLanka

[@elefanchi1012]

Very useful tip for an snooker enthusiast! Greetings from Banfield, Argentina! 🇦🇷

[@ciroremorini8084]

Even if I don't understand the language well you are the best, thanks to your advice I am now infallible

[@Dt.MertAlankaya]

Thanks for great video Mert Alankaya from turkey 🇹🇷

[@teama224]

Love this videos! Greetings from Panama 🇵🇦

[@Docsam9999]

Following you for last 2 days. Watching your video’s and love them. Cheers from Hyderabad, India 👍✌️🥂

[@wasiq_qureshi_27]

Pakistan Rawalpindi love you bro

[@alexrhys-taylor4505]

such a great video. instantly transformed my technique for the better.

[@luthead]

This is awesome, this is my exact problem, blanking out while im shooting. Thanks mate!

[@sarimmughal6081]

Greetings from Pakistan✨🇵🇰♥️

[@stevenrolinson5527]

Thanks for your coaching advise and for so much help your videos are so interesting

[@wwfc779]

Thank you for all the tutorials! Me and my Dad are annoyingly closely matched whenever we play, so I hope with these tips, especially with the cue follow through, i'll get a 147 and make him sad and proud at the same time! Love this content!

[@Passersby98]

Gratitude from Taiwan. Your elucidation is immensely beneficial since it shows what I ought to scrutinize attentively whilst aiming, as demonstrated in the video. It delineated the precise avenues through which I can enhance my skills. 👍

[@lithiumfore7233]

Great video.

[@darrenremington6422]

Absolutely well explained advice, there is so much more to snooker than just potting balls 👏 👍

[@longdrums]

Love this channel so much! Best tutorials I've seen so far. Dunno if it's showed up on the map already but I'm just up in Bradford.

[@ryanh2691]

I've always noticed this too. Almost like a glitch or a short circuit. Well explained, your knowledge is very impressive.

[@stevenrolinson5527]

Some people sight in the middle of their chin when I found that my right eye was my strongest eye and cueing from my right eye not central my game improved 50%I noticed that Neil Robertson cues over one eye

[@RhysDBrown]

Hello it’s Rhys from County Durham, you’ve helped me a lot especially with body position and sighting, thanks !

[@Adamski1989]

What an absolutely jaw dropping knowledge bomb !

[@benjamaniac08]

Love your channel from Grand Forks North Dakota!

[@Dylan-ez3qu]

i would love you to show us gary wilson’s technique, the way he sights the ball is very unique!

[@cognitivedissonance2264]

The best. Thank you.

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

I'm used to dislike snooker but now, I love this sport after I realize that this sport enables me to become a sportsman, just like my hero Azizulhasni Awang... 😍

[@syahieraieman3922]

Yup ! You have teach me a lot 😊😊 Thank You From Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@MrJARKI]

i learned a lot from you thank you , kuwait 👍

[@UrielJanoach]

Having your eyes fully focus on the object ball while you pause before your last back swing is absolutely vital. If you have been missing balls and are wondering why, think: Have I been giving my eyes sufficient time to fully focus on that object ball before I strike the cue ball? If the answer is no, then you are either a beginner or you are tired/impatient and should take a break. Generally speaking, a rushed pre-shot routine usually means you either don't know better or need a break.

[@kimiochannel9861]

Thank you for the greatest info🤞

[@geofferyrobertson6608]

good content mate

[@ethanlunt3523]

Hello Ethan from Liverpool England

[@workrestandplaysnooker]

If you haven't already, I think you should get your coaching accreditation. I've probably watched all your videos and the explanations are very clear and easy to follow, it really makes for intwatching and most, if not all the info goes in first time. I'd love to have a few frames with you. Probably get my arse kicked but it would be enjoyable the same time. Hi from Andy in Surrey.

[@user-dp2sc9tj1b]

Very good skills sharing. Thx

[@jimthegamer1339]

Really like your videos!!!! Love from Taiwan, Taipei! (Although I couldn't find any snooker in my area, your videos also help me on playing pool!)

[@cavidcabbarli9007]

thank you for your teaching. it was very useful for me . thanks a lot from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿

[@badrzaineh]

nice to know how to play thanks

[@amirebrahimi7133]

I just found your channel and subscribed. watching your videos from Isfahan, Iran.

[@waykem1]

Mate, i love your vids. very helpful and i like the way you explain things. Wayne, Bundaberg Qld Australia.

[@FunnyVideos-mu6td]

Hello Tim, Keshav here from Ahmedabad, India. Loving your content, just requesting one piece of advice about how to bridge and hold the cue properly.?

[@lafaelerobertson2573]

Great video

[@tamilart360]

Hiii ❤ buddy, I'm shyam Ganesh from,Chennai,Tamil Nadu,India 😊 you are my online coach, thank you Budd ❤

[@xDuWuTang]

I suffer from poor concentration due to my ADHD. I force myself to settle before each shot, but I still miss even though everything felt right. "It is absolutely vital that you don't look toward the pocket during the shot". Light bulb moment, thank you.

[@xDuWuTang]

American pool player here, greetings from Algona, WA

[@marwanhassoun8964]

Hope to see you playing with the pro’s soon.. greetings from Israel

[@tkimaginestudio]

I'm watching from Wellington, New Zealand.

[@rajputaamir098]

Sir you are great❤️

[@grzesiek7358]

From them all I do the "Selby's aiming" but always forget to strike when I'm in the middle of my random side to side body movement. Champ!!!

[@02-afhannamole58]

Awesome

[@P0T0MV]

Hy love it here from Samobor Croatia

[@huzaifamir1818]

Learnt a lot from your videos Jhelum,Pakistan

[@MehediHasan-hy7ii]

Very nice work, bro. I'm from Bangladesh.

[@JoelWard1]

Hello from Helsinki, Finland!

[@azeemhoney1146]

Greetings from Pakistan bro❣❣❣

[@TubMez]

Hi! I have always wondered why some snooker players middle finger shakes when their hand is in bridge position. It would be a very interesting video explaining that!

[@jameszheng7699]

Merely a habit , I heard from pro snooker coaches

[@winterreise694]

I do cuz it looks cool No cap, not exactly shaking tho

[@simoncarlisle7368]

It's just habit, I play at my local club and have done for years and I got it pointed out to me last week that I lift my pinky during my last backstroke of every single shot I take. Maybe it helps with consistency? It's just habit for me.

[@nodeal7337]

Its because we put tension on the muscles on the bridge hand, all the way from shoulder down to wrist and palm, thumb and index finger. It helps to lock down your stance and keep your body still. When you see the finger flinching, its usually when the player is in a low low stance and the tension is more horizontal. We also put more pressure on our palm and index finger when we "claw" the palm inwards to raise the bridge a bit more. The midle finger, is also the longest finger, is more free to move. The pressure on the middle finger is less, as we focus on spreading it, rather than pushing it down. The finger gets "nervous" as it struggles to do both things at the same time. Try it yourself. Spread your fingers in a fan pattern, claw your palm inwards and clamp down index and thumb. Lock your muscles, now witch finger is the most sensitive? This is more or less why it moves and takes on a life of it own. Its a sign of a player that is focused and doing the right thing ,so you learn to recognize it, and disregard the flinching.

[@ajaynahar9373]

Love from Jakarta, Indonesia..❤

[@shanmahi8569]

Absolutely genius Again an important method is mention to improve a lot

[@TrixieDevani]

Wait a minute, after the weeks controversy, I have to ask are you Shaun Murphy's incognito YT account??😂🤣👍🏻

[@xcepp]

i just found your channel 04/12! from Morocco !

[@jason147h6]

Try and keep the amount of feathers consistent on every shot. This is important as it allows you to have a consistent eye to cueball to object ball routine which in turn reduces the possibility of your eyes not looking where they should on delivery. Bare in mind some players look at cueball on final delivery and not the point on the object ball. Check out John Higgins for one. But, he has a consistent amount of feathers on 99% of shots that allows him to keep his eye rhythm👍

[@user-tk2kl1vk5w]

BRAVO mark Kazakhstan on the map.

[@bradj1526]

Thanks for the tips. Brad from Winnipeg Canada

[@Breakfromlife]

I am just checking but haven’t I put you on the map already? Got someone in Winnipeg anyway

[@bradj1526]

@@Breakfromlife I don't remember ever seeing my name called out. I try to watch every video and I don't remember seeing that.

[@lafaelerobertson599]

Great

[@djalmaalmeidafeitosa9144]

Thanks

[@adenali3983]

great video really very informative. pin for pakistan

[@stevenrolinson5527]

Also to learn exactly what center ball striking could achieve up and down the center of the cue ball - I started to play shots in and out of bulk use in stun and not so much side

[@thebigkachow3754]

Hey there! Isaac watching from Canberra, Australia

[@colinscott147]

Sport and science, my fav! But try explaining this phenomenon to a football supporter who can’t accept a referee or linesman “missing” a foul or touch of the ball by an opponent! Sight is such a con, our perception is such a compromise, we see nothing, but do so well, considering!!! Great channel and presentation. I’m from Norwich, Norfolk if you’ve a gap on your map.

[@jaysindhal3528]

Love your videos forom gujarat ,india 🇮🇳

[@ViralVideosWTF]

Hi I practice snooker but i only have one eye any advice for me on aiming please

[@limitz6975]

Hello from fermoy, ireland

[@rushabhrathod8344]

Greetings from Rajkot, Gujarat, India

[@jamesmcdevitt5327]

This is one of my top 5 video of yours very helpfull how the pros see it . Shame you don’t play pool and do a pool video as well 👍😂

[@---gm2ze]

Lucas from Malaysia!

[@abdullahjamil7187]

Love your videos and been following you since forever and Still not on your map😂🗺️ multan Pakistan.

[@theznooker]

how much bent the left should be? i think i am not bending my left knee too much and i have alignment problem

[@muhdaizuddin6586]

Watching from malaysia 🇲🇾

[@HANabizadah]

Can explain how to puse

[@Adrian_96]

Have you ever done a video using the swan neck? I’ve never even seen one at my club. Kyren Wilson used it vs Ronnie. It just looked very awkward to use and didn’t seem like there was much control.

[@danielsouza1824]

You must put a pin in Brasília, Brazil - That's my birthday today 🎂

[@PM-fs2eg]

Suggestion: video about how to predict/know where the cue ball goes after hitting the target ball. I find it very difficult to tell 😬

[@dipenthakuri9620]

Hey Love this game form Nepal........

[@tonestones9445]

Great info although the reason you can't see your eyes move on a mirror is because as you look away it means that you are not looking at your eyes for that second. When you look back at the morror you only see your eyes once you've straighten them. therfore they look static again.👍

[@Vlow52]

Thanks for adding the biological explanation of modus operandi, I think it's quite important at physical actions to understand as much as you can about neural system mechanisms and learn according to it. -Nick, Voronezh, Russia.

[@blahtoausername]

I often hear some players talk about aiming at the cushion, where the line of aim meets the cushion, when it's a thin cut shot. Do you not use this method?

[@pkferrari316]

Love from india