Excellent! Didn't even give Coaching a visit to the table.

Can't wait to get back on the table and rack up breaks of 6 and 9

That was brilliant to watch, Also the fact that you talked through each shot. and highlighted where to hit the cue ball. unreal, well done

You are a bad arse, very good I must say. All the little graphical hints on the screen really make you stand out from the rest. Keep it up.five stars for you *****

It looks so easy when you play it but actually it's hard. But thanks Steve for such a lovely tutorial video. Appreciate your hard work. Love from India 🇮🇳

Jesus Steve that was hard work haha, some fantastic shots as well to keep the break going 👍🏻

Really enjoyed the way you only used side on a small number of shots thus making the pots that bit easier.

Brilliant. Yiou make it look so easy.

Awesome insight, especially with cue ball and intended areas you wanted to leave the white. Thanks, top quality content as always!

Great professor and gracious effort. Greetings to you from Iraq

Lovely break Steve. That blue only just wriggled in! haha

Really enjoyed as I can see what's been played on the Cue ball in serving it's purpose and effect, plus the talk-through of each shot :-)

Great vid again Steve. I’m already progressing after watching your videos and having a lesson can’t wait to book up again soon

Really appreciate the editing with the cueball strike points and target zones. Regarding pink to black, why not play with bottom-left to help it come down the table? Bonus comment: 3:13 blue less tied up now ;P

Really good video with the cue ball striking image on every shot 👍

Very educational as always. Thanks!

Loved that. Think my favourite shot was the split on the 3 reds towards the end 👌🏻

Great video as usual. I liked that the blue got tied up. Showed us how to deal with that situation

Absolutely amazing Steve great to watch great skill

Great potting & positioning. I did however, notice on a couple of times you misplaced the black on its spot, rolling off to the right as we see it.

Very well done

Incredible knowledge in and around the balls always playing on multiple reds but on the final pink a slower backswing will always help you get the power more so than gearing up with a rapid backswing

Please guide me to play a thin cut in far long pocket. Which side I should use to make it easier and less missable. I often face these types of shot at the end of the frame on pink and black when the opponent tries to safe it and leave it little high from the far long border.

Bravo ✊✊ Learnt loads 👍

Really appreciate your efforts barton snooker.... You are an amazing player.... Hope someday i meet you.. ❤

Wd thats fantastic I miss snooker so much especially as I have adhd I hate being stuck in I want to make consistent breaks ive had a 126 in practice before lockdown I was playing every nights . I always watch your vids to try improve myself ive noticed how calm u are during the whole break when I was younger I used to get excited the higher I'd get in a break lol I still so this to an extent im gonna take this vid on board

When you say dare shot, is that a gentle back spin that releases to normal rotation just before contact? Or still back spinning at contact? Thanks for the presentation. The zone indicating where you were trying to finish the white alongside your commentary was especially helpful. You are very, very skilled. If I try and play with side I have no chance, unless target ball over the pocket of course. Learning learning.

I got a snooker competition on this weekend. If I could pot %20 of those shots I will be pleased. Excellent video m8.

Beautiful coaching Steve. Loved ur hardwork and the way u specified the details. Just wondering coz im new to snooker..did u ever play on international level?? Bcoz if u didnt then i think u must.

Great video Sir Thanks a lot 😀 I'm your fans from Thailand could you tell me please What's the brand of Cue Tip and Chalk do you using

Great video again. Love the new on screen scoreboard. Nice touch 👍🏻

Nice video keep em coming

Thanks thanks for sharing another amazing video.. Perfect and simple Explanation on how to improve your break building skills... Muchas Gracias The UnknownManCub 👍😎👨‍🏭

2 birds, 1 stone... Your practice time must be limited somewhat, so making a video out of it is much appreciated. Nice break pal 👌

Oh ! So one has to have backup when placing the handball after a pot. I have always looked to place for a single specific ball and that almost always has been problematic for me. I'll focus on the green zones from now on So that I have multiple options . Thanks!

Great break and thanks for another great video. The visuals help a lot! Aiming for area rather than a point is a huge take away from this for me for sure. I have been looking particularly closely on how you bring your cue to the table from standing behind the line of shot. A coach told me recently that I should first point the cue in the direction of the shot and then bring my body down to the cue. I noticed your approach is one smooth motion but you bring the cue in from the left side rather than point it first. Would you say that pointing (as the coach I talked to advised) would be more beneficial to accuracy for a beginner such as myself or should I try to copy what you are doing more? My accuracy is increasing over time as I get more experience so I wouldn't want to fix it if it's not broken...

Very usual, you made it look easy

Loved it.

I want to know when we hit the side of the cue ball how much angle of the aiming change? If you made a video kindly share a link .

Very well played wow

Hi Steve. Really should have commented earlier. You really do have a smooth as silk stroke. Great follow through too. Cheers.

You are a generous man and I would like to thank you for all your lessons and your precious time

Nice Break Steve especially the early part having to keep potting baulk colours

Excellent

the recovery afta underhitting....just sweet

I like the fact that you pick target area sizes that are actually attainable at some reasonable percentage. On other channels I see these guys setting up postage stamps (not really, but pretty small, like maybe 4" (10 cm) radius) and I'm pretty sure they are 'after the fact exaggerating' as I see even top pros missing those size targets fairly often (few times a match anyway). Close in short shots targets like that can be reasonable, but down a significant part of the table, with finesse is required, especially when significant screw or English is required, that is assuredly Ronnie O and like company territory, not the average decent pool or snooker player, not at high percentages anyway, not in my experience. Seems less frustrating when learning, too. As an engineer I can tell you there is no reason to spec. 1/10000 " when 1/1000 " will do, higher cost, higher scrap rates, and unnecessary time and frustration when the looser spec is adequate. Always fun and educational to watch, Thx sir. On the blue/red interference, as a pool player I'm thinking why is he talking about moving the red...then oh yeah, right, dummy. LOL

Lovely break

This is a fantastic video

Table is playing nice 👍🏻

love the way you explain, best of luck from pakistan❤

Damn fine playing sir.

Brilliant steve love you 😍😍😍

Saw some of your videos appear in my recommendations and I like your approach to the game. Just wondering if you play billiards and if you do could you do some videos?

This man deserve more subs and likes

Steve please make video about getting out of snookers. Maybe there is some routine for typical situations. Cheers!

Hi, thanks for your great videos. Seeing you play so well, it's not quite obvious what actually separates you as a player from the professionals out there competing for the titles. Would you be able to explain in your own words why you are not out there playing televised tournaments?

Nice break🎱😍

You could very well play on the main tour!

yes, if it were that easy! Nice break Steve 😉👍

Why didn't u go for screw back with side spin for the black

Inspired

How come you are not on the tour?!

Only 130 points separate my usual break and that one. Nice work!

Wow

Great video. I only hope I don’t disgrace myself too much when I see you in April for my lesson. 👍👍

Wow . You're a pro.

Great work. Love from Pakistan

you should do a video with your bloopers

Nice break 👍 was that the 1st attempt.....?

Mr Barton why don’t you compete in International snooker? Your game is flawless. So are your videos. I’m your supporter !

Mr. Barton, you are miles and miles better than some "pros" at the world snooker tour. have you thought of joining it?

Awesome break. Why aren’t you on telly!

first off all great clearance ,was not easy , you did lots off recovery shot, secondly i m shocked, why you not in professional circle 🙄,you should be to 16 rank👀, bless you steve 🌴🌴🌴👐👐👐

This just highlights to me how futile progress is to me.

would a top player try and play for that pink in the D to bring it back towards the spot

Banana Split!

I actually improved by watching your videos...

Why you dont play on that other table

you were lucky at 95 when potting a blue at top pocket just near to miss haaaaa nice century by the way cool thumbs up

Looking suitably cool and laid back Steve! Remind me why you are not a professional???

Useful....?? Top class

Q school is waiting for ya! Great video !

Fantastic. Have you ever thought of entering Q school?

I'm assuming that Mr Barton plays at some level -- his best result is? He is damn good...

Poor 'coaching' , he lost, never had a chance did he :p Great video as always, you never stop amazing me I was expecting applause when you reached the century ;)

You never fancied going to Qschool and getting a pro tour card? You're better than some on the tour easily.

srsly why aren't you at the Welsh open

1. Very nice break building skill 2. As a viewer I don't really learn much and that is a shame. The goal of the video ought to be teaching and not showing how well you play. I would suggest on every shot your should explain where you want the cue ball to stop and most importantly: why and how you go about doing it...

Looks so easy but it really isn’t!

NICE C

Bit disappointed. Wanted to see how coaching plays. 😩

Good videos, but crap on the other table and on the floor , not very well presented

I wish I could be this good.