How To Pot Under Pressure In Snooker

[@bobpratt4816]

Probably the most helpful video I've seen on snooker anywhere, something we all suffer with but rarely covered. Brilliantly explained and done in a friendly and totally understandable way like all BFL vids. Great stuff.

[@PeterVerbeek]

Finally someone is saying like it is. I now understand what to do. Pressure isn't something to get ride of. It's just there. So do not try to dodge it, just accept it and use your technique which you gradually have built up. Thanks, from the small town of Alblasserdam, The Netherlands.

[@oneplus5562]

Easier said than done. The human mind is a 🐒 and so many other things come into the picture when you play others versus practising on your own.

[@PeterVerbeek]

@@oneplus5562 So much true 🤔

[@amarsbarr]

your absolutely right players miss shots under pressure because they're thinking about other things and forget to stick to their pre shot routine and staying focused.

[@michaelpeake7801]

I play 8-Ball but I find most of your videos relevant and very helpful with my game. This video, in particular, is your best yet! Keep up the good work!!

[@stevemoss5753]

Great advice. It’s something most players struggle with and very few people can give advice on the mental side of the game so thanks for this video! Steve Moss, Chesterfield.

[@ernoeskeli1139]

Just what I need. I'm going to a six red tournament tomorrow and I know I can win it if I play like I can. I just don't want to miss anything easy but it's sometimes easy to take shots for granted. Usually my brek ends with the easiest shot of the break and that's not how it should be.

[@clarkebynum4623]

I thought I was the only one who put pressure on themselves when at the snooker hall playing alone. I know those guys at the table next to me couldnt give two shits about my cueing but after 2 or 3 bad shots in a row I start wigging out about them watching me. My technique sucks. I'll start ripping shots with tons of backspin knowing I'll miss but trying to impress one way or another and then miss cue because I tried to put too much spin and I moved my head. Then I try not to shout obscenities. Its rough. Oh well, just finished a good 4.5 hour session at the snooker club and got home in bed to see this. thanks mate!

[@seeyouthen]

Excellent tutorial as usual. I'm always picking up things watching these videos. Putting them into practice properly is another thing!.

[@Breakfromlife]

It can be difficult sometimes

[@manmohanshankar6832]

Thank you. Will try and implement this routine to my game.

[@bishalpaudyal5903]

Thank you, I needed this ❤️

[@maximbarna7971]

Hey! Im enjoying so much all of your videos, i was play 8 ball pool for a long time when i was younger, now im playing more snooker which is slightly different. Your videos helps a lot to keep my mind 100 procent how to play in theory. Hope to see you once for a game! Thanks for shareing your knowledge!!!

[@AgassiUKR]

excellent alalysis, thank you

[@attacker6784]

Hi there, very pleased I subscribed, my game gets better each week, I’m Sam from Carlisle, Cumbria

[@saqib.fit9438]

Excellent video and im improving alot! Thankyou ! For your effort! Love ❤️ peace ✌️ Houston tx,

[@Zidane87]

Awesome video mate!!!! 10/10

[@vishnunair2549]

This is a great video, thanks mate. Btw, may I know which cue stick you're using ?

[@Breakfromlife]

Which

[@workrestandplaysnooker]

Oh god I'm literally crying with laughter at your inclusion of The Rock at 9:38 And I must say everything you said made perfect sense to me.

[@the_alchemy_method]

I do believe you can replace negative thoughts but not remove them... visualisation and centred breathing is very effective too

[@Breakfromlife]

Definitely it’s easy to stop breathing

[@AmberLowNoise]

a great video. thx a lot

[@Keep-Scrolling-lil-Bro]

Thanks Coatch... Danial from chenab nagar Pakistan....

[@zdebel]

If only I watched this video before my matches today. At one point I had to pot a blue to be sure of a win, and it rattled in the jaws like 7 or 8 times, opponent managed to finally pot it and finish off with pink and black ;(

[@diggersid456]

I never feel pressure or nerves. Guess its because im so laid back and i just enjoy the game. Even if i win or lose

[@chrisgibson6725]

Your advice is so spectacular. I was playing in a competition when I stopped an made sum person watching tell me the rest of his conversation hehe😂for Fukk sake You are Terrific Man Chris Gibson GIBO Newcastle N.S.W Australia 👍🍻🍺🍻🎱

[@amarsbarr]

LOL I WAS LAUGHING ON THE TAKE 5, TAKE 12, TAKE 19, TAKE 28, TAKE 36 :D

[@jivotnoto8712]

Why don't you play in tournaments

[@ahmadhassan-tj2rh]

Hope this works

[@Breakfromlife]

It does but you then realise it doesn’t necessarily make the game any easier

[@ahmadhassan-tj2rh]

@@Breakfromlife i got a question for you...my game has stopped improving and i can't play well consistently,i mean one day I'll be playing very good and the next day I'll missing easiest shots

[@Breakfromlife]

This problem is extremely common I think everyone suffers from this at some stage. Just try to concentrate on the game and the shots you have to play. Don’t worry to much about how you are playing or what your technique is doing. Not changing your mind at all on the shot can really boost consistency.

[@TheMattTempest]

Where did the cat come from?

[@Breakfromlife]

Oh is this the one he randomly appears in mid way through. If so From outside it was raining

[@Tim.G.]

New Intro? :D

[@Breakfromlife]

There’s a bit still to go. Haven’t finished the ceiling yet. I know that makes no sense at all

[@attacker6784]

Hi there, very pleased I subscribed, my game gets better each week, I’m Sam from Carlisle, Cumbria