snooker pro tips 39, creative practice routine

a straight forward practice routine to follow …….its not easy to practice solo for a couple of hours unless its got a little bit of a challenge
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11 Responses to “snooker pro tips 39, creative practice routine”

April 26, 2011
MrRhys147

hi neil, fair play for proving everyone wrong and showing them how its done.
im 17 and been playing snooker for a long while now and recently my game has improved but im slacking on my break bulding i get the chance and run out of position, and there any routines that i would be able to do, to make that part of my game a lil bit better….

and im looking for a new cue, where would you tell me to get one from, im having one made for me, hope to hear from you soon mate all the best
April 26, 2011
mrm4xim4m

thanks m8 great vids!
April 26, 2011
neilmaxman

thank you block ………nice improvement …….glad to see pro tips are helping you
April 26, 2011
BlockyAppReviews

Well I normally get between 30-40 breaks with my maximum being 63. After about 30 of your videos I managed to get an 75 and now I’d say my average break is about 40-50
April 26, 2011
neilmaxman

thanks for the comment jack………..brilliant achievement …………give yourself a lot of credit ……..because its you whose put all the effort in ……..well done neil
April 26, 2011
JackRolfe

Cheers

Before I watched a few of your videos I was only knocking in breaks of 16-24, however now I get breaks of 50+ regularly. Can’t thank you enough for the amount I have improved
April 26, 2011
milokrak1

gonna make use of it
April 26, 2011
miwkao

nice one
April 26, 2011
Zidane87

great advice once again neil!!! really make sense in terms of small chunks of practice routines making a complete session….. one thing if i could ask, have you made a video wih regards to ghost ball aiming??? if not can you make one, basically how to find the right striking point for a shot during a practice and in game please? many thanks keep the videos coming,,,, happy new year btw Hish
April 26, 2011
neilmaxman

nice to hear matt
April 26, 2011
matt926uk1

before i started watching your videos all we ever did was play games. Now i’ve got a practise routine with four different practises and my game has really improved.