How To Get Snooker Training From Daniel Wells(Snooker Professional)

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Snooker Training Exercises

Below are some videos that will show you some snooker exercises you can do in your spare time of practice.

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Snooker Tips And Techniques On How To Be A Consistent Snooker Player

Having problems of being a consistent snooker player? Then read on to learn some snooker tips and techniques on how to be a consistent snooker player.

Follow these steps to become a more consistent player:

1. Try to get in the habit of chalking the cue tip before each turn. Wipe your cue down with a damp cloth for a smooth touch. Also make sure your cue is screwed in tightly together.
2. Make sure not to take too long on your shot, especially on a high break, as this could lead to over confident and could cause you to miss by a long shot.
3. Don't close one of your eyes or look around, always walk to your shot because you could get mislead into the wrong shot.
4. Shake off bad misses. Don't let misses disturb you as it could change your mental approach to the game and could cause you to go down the wrong path of the game. So stay strong when you miss and move on.

Some other things you need to know is that chewing gum or any kind of chewing could be a distraction as it could cause you to lose focus and miss your shot. Always put your chin on the cue when taking a shot. And remember EVERYONE IS DIFFERENT, learn and develop a cueing action. Also watch some snooker games to help improve your game.

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Snooker Tips For Beginners On How To Pot The Ball In Snooker

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Things You Need To Know Before Potting The Ball

• It's not how you pot the ball, it's when you pot the ball, so remember that timing is everything.
• Chalk your cue tip before every shot you take. Then very lightly drop the bottom of your cue stick to the floor to get rid excess dust from the tip.
• Improve on your snooker skills before worrying about your win/lose record.
• Position is important when potting the ball.

Now that you have that information, here are steps on how to pot the ball in snooker:

1. Look at the ball that is lined-up with the pocket. Line-up the cue ball with the ball that is lined-up with the pocket. Imagine how you will hit the ball in the pocket.
2. Keep your eyes on the point of which you are going to the ball, while you are approaching to the cue ball. Don't go to the table then slide around the table to your shot.
3. Line your cue stick, with the cue ball.
4. Then look at your target point of your shot.
5. Hit the cue ball and stay in position until your shot is complete.

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Snooker Tips On How To Chalk A Snooker Cue

When chalking your cue daily, it get wore in, so chalk the cue everyday. Try not to lean too hard when you are chalking your cue, it could cause bad damage to the cue.

Chalking your cue in a snooker game is very important, here are some steps for braking in your cue tip:

1. Don't use any kind of chalk for your cue. Find chalk that are used for your snooker cue at a sports store.
2. Put the chalk on the tip of your snooker cue.
3. In a circular motion, move the chalk on the tip of your snooker cue. It will make it easier every time you chalk your snooker cue.
4. After every hit, chalk your snooker cue. As it make it easier to take a shot.
5. Have Fun!! If properly cared, a snooker cue could last up to 4 to 5 years.
6. Don't put your chalk on the table. Put the chalk in your pocket until you need it again to chalk your snooker cue.

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Snooker Training Videos

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Snooker Training On How To Play Snooker

Invented in the 1870's, Snooker is a billiards game played on a felt-covered table measuring about 12-feet
long and 6-feet wide with 6 pockets (a pocket in each of the four corners and 2 pockets halfway along the
the side of the table), cue sticks, and a set of colored balls.

How To Play Snooker?

1. The Proper Equipment-15 red balls, 1 blue ball, 1 yellow ball, 1 green ball, 1 brown ball, 1 pink ball, 1 black ball, and a cue ball (white ball)
2. Point Value-Red balls=1 point, yellow ball=2 points, green ball=3 points, brown ball=4 points, blue ball=5 points, pink ball=6 points, black ball=7 points.
3. The goal is to get a high number of points by potting the balls into the table's pockets.
4. Determine who will play first-The first player have to make contact with a red ball, if that player doesn't, then its the other player turn to try.
5. The first player to make the cue ball hit a red ball will continue to play by potting and/or touching a colored ball then a red ball constantly, until he/she fails. Then the next player have to hit a colored ball then a red ball constantly, until he/she fails.
6. Continue that sequence as long as there are red balls on table. (If red balls are still on the table, then the potted colored balls return to there original position on the table)
7. Hit the lowest point ball to the highest point ball (in order) after all the red balls have been potted. (After all the red balls have been potted, the colored balls no longer get put back in its original spots)
8. The game is over when there is no longer any balls left-The winner is the player with the highest score.

And that is how to play snooker. Now if you want to take your snooker skills up a level, then click on Snooker Training to learn how you can get some professional training from a professional snooker.