Snooker Cue Action Tips For Consistent Cue Action

Snooker Cue Action Tips Consistent Cue Action Aim Straight and Improve At Snooker. Best Cue Action Snooker Secrets Aiming Snooker Shots Break From Life Snooker Cue Action explains how to cue straight. The trick to improving is keeping consistent here are 5 ways to do so.
00:00 Snooker Aiming Straight
2:23 Snooker Cue Position
3:35 Snooker Stance
5:59 Snooker Smooth Cueing
6:58 Snooker Consistency
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[@marksimpson2321]

It's crazy how tiny differences can make a huge difference in snooker yet a lot of ok average players can compensate subconsciously with their eye

[@Breakfromlife]

If what you are seeing isn’t right you can easily miss by a long way

[@marksimpson2321]

@@Breakfromlife I sadly am utterly crap at anooker and the table here in Poland is too pricey to waste my money playinh on . I play pool occasionally howevee your channel is fun infornative and id use the tips/advice if I played regularly. :)

[@Numankhosa.]

Love from Pakistan

[@MrSegopa]

This is what we have being talking about and fortunately my Coach, Master Cyril Rogers truly made it easier for me to understand clearly & trying to be consistent in being easy on a shots... I am impressed by this video to be clear & making easier for us out there to understand the basic and fundamentals of the game. Thanks again, we in South Africa we very thankful for this Video.

[@mandrewsf]

I was literally just practicing hitting straight as I noticed that I tend to hit the ball slightly off center and I see this video being uploaded less than a day before! Great timing. Connor from Ann Arbor, MI.

[@howlsy6388]

Some good tips thanks 👍 I watched loads of snooker tips videos and my technique improved in lots of ways, but I still missed easy shots far too often. I eventually realised I was concentrating on too many things on the shot which caused the misses, and I’ve seen a big improvement by planning my aiming and power before getting down on the shot, check I’m happy with aiming during feathers, then concentrate on NOTHING except pushing the cue through straight, at the power I planned and hitting the cue ball where I planned. It’s easy to forget that’s what makes all the difference to your shot when you take on lots of new tips.

[@Breakfromlife]

Yeah it can be confusing fast

[@aliasgerop9810]

From past few days ive been missing alot of shots.......n now i am demotivated but your videos help and motivates me everytime everyday,ali from mumbai,India

[@samal8622]

Focusing on delivery in this case on longer backswing rather than potting the ball has definitely improved my game, it almost takes the pressure off immediately.

[@hatimelkharbach434]

Great videos, been following you for ages! Greetings from Tetouan, Morocco!

[@sj460162]

This is your most helpful video ever

[@jackbutler3659]

Thanks for the tips, gonna try these out. Cork city, Ireland

[@saggitarous]

thankyou for this video ... i really need it

[@benjamaniac08]

Great video! Hi from Grand Forks North Dakota

[@aimanazizan9952]

been watching your video for 2 years , From Malaysia btw

[@kevinkeane254]

Goid luck creating Judds positional shot off the yellow v Shaun Murphy mate....cant wait for that upload 😂🎉😂

[@Breakfromlife]

Yeah next week. I played it today to get it out the way with but it took some attempts

[@bradj1526]

Thanks again for the tips. Brad from St Adolphe Canada

[@markus8899]

Greetings from Nakkila Finland! Good luck finding me on your map! 🤗

[@valentenicoletti3622]

Nice Video

[@heinzweiss1735]

Love your videos. But I'm struggeling to get that one. Maybe because english is not my first language. What do you mean, not knowing where the center of the cue ball is? Does that mean the mass center is not the same as the geometrical center? Due to manufacturing? I am confused.

[@AD-kv9kj]

He's talking about tiny fractions left or right of centre - the demos in the video are very exaggerated. It's easy to pick out roughly the centre of the cueball every time, but to get it more or less exactly right consistently requires a lot of practice. You have to focus on exactly how you're addressing the cueball in practice, delivering the cue and also seeing the detail in what you're doing. It's easy to forget that to strike the precise centre of a sphere with a small, domed cue tip and also be consistently delivering the cue straight along the line of the shot and with a nice, smooth accelerated delivery and gentle timing etc is very difficult, as we all know!

[@ahamedabufazil4440]

After watching your videos i have improved a lot better. even though i play regular i was very bad at aiming, but now i am trying my best to pot most of the balls IN, THANK YOU FROM HONG KONG. ;) ;)

[@iainclark3716]

Just taken snooker up this winter and have been engrossed in your videos , thank you Can I ask what make of cue you use

[@salmanidrees9]

I love watching all your videos. I have learnt a lot and slowly getting better. Can you give me an idea what sort of snooker cue to buy for a budget of £100. Thank you

[@laoistom]

Ok I play pool so this may be a thing in Snooker but surely you can use the Tip of the cue to determine if you are going to hit the center. When down on the shot and cueing up to the center of the white, if you bring the tip close to the white and the distance between the edge of the tip on either side and the edge of the white are equal, your surely hitting the center. Also Thomas from Mountmellick, Co Laois, Ireland. GET ME ON THAT MAP

[@dhirajpallin2572]

Good tip, yes this has been a big problem for me. The problem seems to be that if your head is not _exactly_ aligned with the shot line, and hence your cue is visually coming in at a (barely perceptable) angle, it becomes very difficult for people to see whether they are in the center by looking at a single point on the tip. Perhaps using your method of using 2 points makes it a little easier. But even then it can be tricky, because your brain assumes the cue tip is coming in perfectly perpindicular to the cue ball and can't always perceive the slope of the tip. For example if you imagine the tip as a 45 degree line and you align the left and right points of that line with a cue ball, you can get perfect distance on either side, but it is definitely not in the center, as viewed perpindicular to the line. If you know what I mean? I could explain it much easier if I could draw diagrams on here.

[@peeriuga5517]

Really love your videos? I have issues when playing a frame I only make 10 or 20 breaks but in training I do 50+. Do you have any tips? Greetings from Basel, Switzerland!❤

[@Breakfromlife]

It just takes a while to be able to get into the right position in games. You will get it though

[@peeriuga5517]

thank you! I've got more confidence now! :) @@Breakfromlife

[@jamesecosse1]

The training block is genius to help players to straight cue

[@abdullahmughal0774]

heii i'm biggest fan of you're channel and you too can you plz reply my conment and i'm from pakistan. after watching your videos i'de losen my freind in snooker

[@Lomaxxx]

2:38 love how the ball went into the pocket with that much movement in the shot 😂 you can clearly hear it

[@mikeferguson6108]

do you do any coaching locally?

[@dhirajpallin2572]

Break from life, what I've been finding lately is that if my head is perfectly aligned, (i.e. if the edges of the cue ball and object ball are perfectly aligned in my vision) then I can find the center of the cue ball very easily, but if my head is rotated slightly and looking down slightly the wrong line, then my perception of the cue ball center is wrong. What makes this tricky is that it's not always wrong in the same way, sometimes I perceive right side as being in the center and other times I will perceive left side as being in the center, and it all depends on how my head is aligned relative to the cue. Tiny errors in how i align my head change my cue ball perception a lot. This is especially evident if I try to make adjustments. For example if I get down and start feathering and notice my cue tip is not quite centered on the object ball, and I make a tiny adjustment with my cue, now my head is pointing along the original line I got down at but my cue is pointing on a different line. Then when I look at the cue ball, I can't find the center, because my head is not on the right line anymore, it's rotated slightly. This error will be different depending on whether my adjustment (pivot) was to the left or to the right. Of course there may be work-arounds such as carefully examining the left and right edges of the cue tip to work out if I'm shooting across the ball to the left or the right. But simply looking at the cue tip as a 2D object, it's extremely difficult to identify the center if the cue is coming in at any kind of angle. What do you think?

[@ChouaibKADIRI]

why this channel still didn't have a million subs ???

[@Breakfromlife]

Im yet to crack the east coast

[@staezione]

i always try to steer when taking a shot putting unwanted left hand side as a right hand player. So basically cueing around the chest. The funny thing is i can cue straight when on the baulk line without balls and also if i play 1 ball to a pocket. But whenever i need to hit another ball to pocket it i get this constant yipps and twitches. any help? I've tried EVERYTHING. Nothing works

[@taylormedia1000]

Could finding the centre of the cue ball change with the professional balls? And wouldn't your stance change when you use a rest.

[@Breakfromlife]

Yeah the balls don’t make too much difference but you want completely the opposite stance for playing with the rest

[@Shikharbajpai]

Shikhu baba from new panvel India says awesome cueing captain

[@ronniecortex4936]

Great vids, great channel. But I got a little confused here as you say (in a straight shot) that we can hit the centre of the CB but miss the centre the OB that we were aiming at... Sorry, could you elaborate more, please? Thank youthak you!

[@dhirajpallin2572]

I believe what he means is that what you perceive as the center of the cue ball is not actually the center of the cue ball when viewed from perfectly along the shot line. For example, if your head is not perfectly aligned with the shot line, then when you look at the cue ball you will actually be looking at a "different center" of the cue ball. Think about it, because the cue ball is round it has infinite centers, depending on which angle you look at it from. So if you're looking at the cue ball from a slightly different angle to the direction your cue is pointing in, it'll look dead center, but relative to your cue it's not actually the center.

[@ronniecortex4936]

@@dhirajpallin2572 Ok. Thank you for this explanation, I'll take it into account for sure.

[@ankurbisht9122]

❤

[@Nik_2207]

Your tips helped me to pot more balls, Iasi Romania

[@game4alaughman]

Pink still went in at 5.52 😂 Plus this not kind to people who only have one leg 😢

[@ash6415]

Why are straight shots harder if you strike as slowly as possible?

[@Breakfromlife]

They can be. Again as I explained in this video it’s mostly because of seeing where straight is. Also unwanted sidespin can make things even more awkward. If the cue ball doesn’t run straight it can be difficult to line up slowly

[@tonicogsf]

Also, if you’re nervous, it might make you cue less straight, but truth be told, if you’re nervous you’ll probably also have problems with playing faster shots.

[@tonicogsf]

And let’s be real, as slowly as possible is not the natural way you arm wants to go. It wants a least a bit of acceleration.

[@mubarikidrees]

you actually make it look way more complicated than it is, can you please be more simple and clear with your teaching !

[@jonanthony6078]

Sight right

[@jackbuff_I]

I have no idea what you're talking about. At the end of the day, hit the damn cue ball in the middle, if that's what the shot calls for. If it requires bottom left, use bottom left.

[@southall87]

As someone who frequently struggles with this, it's to do with perspective! He's not saying to hit the ball in a different place, it's about the perspective of the center of the cue ball

[@AnsanNad-nf5yd]

I wish your videos made sense but they don't

[@manephewlenny6401]

You''ll have Stephen Hendry Cue Tips banging down the door of your garage if you keep growing at this rate. And you should make him work for it by asking him to play a selection of Joe Swail's best ever shots using his longest finger as a cue. Blindfolded.

[@theunknownstuntman4010]

Tip 4 shows how Judd Trump can get so much power when he looks like he's tickling the balls around the table

[@Breakfromlife]

It’s surprising home much speed you can generate with little effort

[@ciko8871]

This is totally wrong If you keep missing a pot in the same way every time then you've to check your vision center.. It's a long story though. BTW it's explained by nic barrow.. Check it guys