snooker tips A FRAME EXPLAINED

A practice frame to watch , showing the cueing positions used to get to the next shot…

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Some reccomended snooker tips selections from Amazon:

Cuetec 99190 Black Billiard Pool Cue Stick

13mm tip
Veltex grip
15 1/2" S.S.T. shaft with the exclusive TRU-GLIDE finish
Cuetec logo

This is a great cue stick. It's a Platinum Series made by Cuetec, known as one of the best makers of fiberglass sticks in the world. This stick is Fiberglass over maple. It has the 13mm tip, 15 1/2" S.S.T. shaft with the exclusive TRU-GLIDE finish and comes with a joint protector. These sticks are highly warp resistant and are smooth as silk...throw away that hand chalk! This stick is black with laser diamond graphics and the Veltex grip, a stunning color! Model number 99190. It's a 57" 2 piece stick and carries the Cuetec brand name on the butt. (the Excalibur logo shown in the picture has been recently replaced with the Cuetec logo)

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24 Responses to “snooker tips A FRAME EXPLAINED”

March 21, 2011
kevy62

@jdprakash89 Hi, there is nothing wrong with asking questions. My answer, If you stay down, you can make sure of your aiming/sighting/address is correct, but if you get up you cannot possibly gain as much information from the stroke. Like,did I cue straight, could I have used less power & many more questions besides. This technique is actually caled “posing on the shot” but as I have explained above, is really used to gain information from every shot played.
Cool question thanks, cheers..K
March 21, 2011
jdprakash89

hey kevy… when u screwed back on a red, u said “notice how i stay low till the cue ball comes to a complete halt.” Well, is there any particular reason behind that technique?? what happens if you had just gotten up?? i am an amateur.. sorry if the question was too silly.. awaiting your reply..
March 21, 2011
josephkallifffraude

@kevy62 oh…ok ,thanks, but i really suck
March 21, 2011
kevy62

Hi Julian, that’s very nice of you to say, & I haven’t given up on getting that elusive pro license just yet…K
March 21, 2011
kevy62

Hi there, Trev said it was 135, so I guess that’s what it was, cheers..K
March 21, 2011
kevy62

cheers for counting buddy, as you know I never count, I just go for the frame.

see you soon…K
March 21, 2011
kevy62

Hi there, I have made 30 or more videos , all aimed at helping with various problems that players have had.

please just ask , & if I have it in my private videos I’ll send it to you.ok …..K
March 21, 2011
kevy62

I personally have had no coaching.
(I’m self taught)

but a good coach will always steer you in the right direction, & also should be able to help your all round game too. ….K
March 21, 2011
kevy62

hi there, the term you are refering to is called .. “stun-run” this is when you want to play a firm stroke with the cue , but also want the cueball to run on slightly after making contact with an object ball….K
March 21, 2011
josephkallifffraude

Wow! You play like O’ Sullivan! I cant play like you, i almost miss every shot! I dont know why! Please help me! By the way, what is stunt/run??
March 21, 2011
sundoeco

that was brilliant !!! how did you get so good? do u need coaching to get to that level of making such high breaks? because obviously its all about setting urself up for the next shot while potting the current one.
March 21, 2011
MrPrincesagitarious

please can you upload more of these videos they really help my game pleas can you do one of these every couple of weeks or so because evey frame is different
thanks
March 21, 2011
MrPrincesagitarious

please can you upload more of these videos they really help my game pleas can you do one of these every couple of weeks or so because evey frame is different
thanks
March 21, 2011
MrPrincesagitarious

please can you upload more of these videos they really help my game pleas can you do one of these every couple of weeks or so because evey frame is different
thanks
March 21, 2011
MrPrincesagitarious

please can you upload more of these videos they really help my game pleas can you do one of these every couple of weeks or so because evey frame is different
thanks
March 21, 2011
rehx

Thank you so much for this video, describing how you play each shot really help with my understanding of the game. Looking forward to see more videos from you.
March 21, 2011
clevertrevor01

it wasn’t “just” a break
it was a 135 total clearance!
great video Kev.
March 21, 2011
EverLivingFire

At about 0:58, you use TOP right (2 o’clock) to make the ball come BACKWARDS. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve used BOTTOM right (5 o’clock), striking the ball VERY hard. Thanks for showing me the CORRECT way to get shape!
March 21, 2011
kevy62

Hi there, snooker cloth has a nap, this “can” be used in curtain situations to alter the path of the cueball following contact. If you watch the shot at 1.23..
I explain that I’m a little straight on the blue, so I will play the cueball at 4 o’clock striking. checkside in this case it will force the cueball slightly more to the left following contact with the blue, using the nap to control spin, it will guarantee leaving an angle on the next red, without increasing distance on the shot.
March 21, 2011
marazijus

hi, why did you use side/english when the cue ball did not hit the cushion. Stun with 4 o`clock, screw with 7? Thanks
March 21, 2011
julian1471

well you may not have all the fancy papers but you certainly have the skill and also very nice shot selection which is something that would go nice as some lessons to help people make the right choices of shots.Nice break!
March 21, 2011
mephistophile33

what was the break?
March 21, 2011
pompidompom

very nice

thx
March 21, 2011
alberthuen

thx for the video..good break!