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00:00 Intro
00:28 Clearing all the loose reds
02:30 Split the reds earlier
03:25 Let's pot the red and split them!
04:15 You MUST leave angles on the black
04:33 Not thinking ahead and landing straight
05:26 Leave a bigger angle for more choice
06:28 Using reds to develop more reds
07:29 Pot the black and land short
08:08 Opening up the pack
08:38 Outro | Book a lesson

[@HappyWanderer140]

In my opinion. This is the Snooker coaching channel that gives the best advice.

[@mzzzzz2179]

Agreed

[@kyliejm2]

I agree

[@alandmunk3h]

I did a 1:1 session with Steve and it was the most productive and satisfying time I've had on a table. Been a bit tied up with other stuff recently but if I ever get sorted I'm going back.

[@tapioveli]

Agreed. Really well explained tips and advices.

[@AndrewDixonMusic]

Top tips as always! I like that they don't necessarily require us to be a better player than we already are, just a better thinker.

[@zstar9795]

Great coaching videos, the best i have seen on the internet! Well done and keep up the excellent work!!

[@corrazin]

I’ve improved so much watching Steve’s videos and putting it all into practice.

[@dwijenrao1776]

another great video, thanks for sharing these tips

[@Ferrarimenf50]

Great video, thanks Steve

[@at0m1x191919]

Awesome as usual. Thank you!

[@Delphiwizard]

Just wonderful 👍

[@147snookered04]

Great video

[@shahadhussainvlogs4856]

Good too see after a long time ✨

[@mortenfoged522]

This is very good advice! I often only think of these things AFTER the shot which is absolutely useless. I will try and make a habit of playing more angle on the black every time!

[@mattstackwood3054]

Very excited for my session with you next week. Whatever way you look at it, snooker is just a harder game than many give it credit for! I am working so hard to try to improve and put the practice in... but boy oh boy is it frustrating the living sh*t out of me 😂 You have your work cut out next week to keep my head cool 😂

[@BartonSnooker]

You'll be fine Matt. Really looking forward to helping. I'm confident you'll learn a lot and you'll enjoy it.

[@MailaOfficial]

Nice😊

[@carlabrahams4403]

You have the midus touch,awesome Steve.

[@Supermurph75]

Great tips as always. I’m at that level of 20’s and I think for many it’s just that fear of missing and creating more opportunities for the opponent. But long term that’s a real barrier to progression. Great channel, keep it up.

[@mehranaslam375]

As always sir ❤

[@Musky147]

Not to forget more lineups or scatterd ball breaks with Headcam as it is a must for any snooker coaching thx 👍😎

[@BartonSnooker]

I will do head cam 👍👍 Thanks so much for watching and following

[@hamidgholamiii]

Tnx

[@josephdavies-rf9ij]

Ah! Willie's old flat back pack!

[@markgilmore2077]

Really useful vid Steve. I kind of knew this stuff already but it is so easy to forget when you are in the middle of the break. Unfortunately I have done my shoulder in and will be unable to play for a about a year apparently. I'm gutted. But at least I have these excellent vids to enjoy. Hopefully see you again one of these days 🙂

[@BartonSnooker]

Cheers Mark. Hopefully the shoulder heals as quickly as possible. Thanks for all the support 👍😀

[@MrXeberdee]

People instinctively approach snooker as a game where the objective is pot balls to get a good break, but it's really a game where the objective is to position the white to get on another ball. Potting balls is just a bi-product of that.

[@BartonSnooker]

Very well put 👍

[@jamkakful]

I got a 54 break yesterday. I would have gotten more if I’d only of done this

[@BartonSnooker]

Great break, well done 👍

[@LIVERNIL723]

A Huge Thankyou Steve for this Video today. I genuinely never thought of the concept leaving loose reds as back up. I tend to watch Snooker more than I play and have done for 40+ years and the steering narrative I have found in 'nature' of methodology is professionals potting available loose reds and gearing up for that shot to then go into the pack like a kind of 'do or die'. You've just exampled greatly that does not have to be the case.

[@BartonSnooker]

Thanks a lot for your comment! Great to help. It's nice to clear these things up for players.

[@carlabrahams4403]

Steve which is better the timing grip or pressure grip?

[@yahmanaiman2877]

mr barton can you put the white ball in right screen what your sife you use

[@asadhussain5267]

Great video Barton snooker. Ronnie does underhit his shots sometimes. Can you do a video on recovery shots please

[@saniakawal4902]

Barton can you teach me the cue ball sides like Judd trump shots

[@umultme]

Some crucial advanced tips there Steve, May i say, Very surprised not to see CLEARING THE PATH make it into your top 3. Thoughts?

[@MikeWhalley]

Barton: "you can't get on that red off the straight black" Trump: "hold my beer"

[@utubber199]

what is the best way to break on a 10' table as compared to a 12' table?

[@RobbieBeswick]

I know how to play the right shots and where to hit the cue ball, I get to about 20-30, then miss a ball or hit the cue ball wrong and run out of position, is that just lack of concentration?

[@BartonSnooker]

It's more likely to be lack of consistency. Hitting every ball with 95% accuracy is difficult. Imagine a darts player trying to hit treble 20. Some darts go in, some just out, some in the 1 or the 5. The more consistent and accurate the player, the closer the darts are. That's the same with snooker. Never ever playing a loose shot is tough. Consistency of the highest level is what we're all trying to achieve.

[@simonashe8313]

any chance you can do a video on 70 to 100+

[@BartonSnooker]

Yes I will do it 👍

[@mdkvines1566]

Following every video from lucknow india . And simulating on home table .

[@BartonSnooker]

Hello to Lucknow India 👍 Thanks so much for watching 😀

[@DarkLight-kx7qr]

I'm definitely not a pro, coach. But regarding the first tip, isn't that the trend with top players nowadays? They seem like they clear the open balls first and don't opt for a canon until last minute.

[@NorgeTyskland]

Before this video becomes relevant for me I have to get to double digits more often

[@Mr.Snookertips147]

Why aren't you a pro?