Greetings! Thanks for watching 🙂

Nice one! Good luck Ben 🙂

Thanks Aviad. Hope you're well and still enjoying your snooker 👍🙂

Yes that's right. You always need to change the line of aim when using side. This will depend on the pace of the shot, how your cue and tip reacts. So set a few up and see how you get on 🙂

Hello! Yes, you will need to adjust your aiming to judge for the effect of 'Throw' & 'Swerve' on the cue-ball. I will make a video discussing this in the very near future. For now, I would say take the baulk colours off the table, and just practice potting the blue and coming off the baulk cushion with side. If you miss a few shots, stay down on the shot and pay attention to where the blue ball goes. That way you can work out for each shot, whether you need to aim thicker or thinner.

Thanks very much, will do.

Hi. Thanks again for watching 🙂 Once the object ball has hit the pocket, there is no problem with watching where the white is going afterwards. As long as you keep your eyes on the object ball until it hits the pocket, that is fine. If you watch any top professional, they all watch the white ball after the object ball has been potted.

I would play shot 2. You'd need to be a good standard player that's confident using that side spin, but it's a much more reliable way of getting on the red. I wouldn't expect to get position from the first shot very often, whereas I would back myself to get the pot most times AND get good position with shot 2.

Gypsy Soul if you are stopped by kicks then that s bad luck, but it should not be the main reason if you are constantly denied of a century. Usually after makes big breaks close to a centuries the remaining reds on the table require more precise post io all play as there are not much margin for error or no insurance to pot other reds, so increase accuracy of white ball control is a must. Also, the last few reds left could be in very awkward positions, eg, close to side cushion, requires rest play or requires precise cannon of a colour, so practise rest shot and cannon of a colour is critical. Also at early stage of break building try avoid cannon reds onto the cushion or if you have to canon, do it in a way that reds will bounce back off the cushion far enough so you can have an easier pot later in the break. Lastly, practise consistency during you normal routine to stabilise your concentration. Eg, try potting 300 balls in one go, or 100 blacks on a single spin, all these are not hard to do if only 10 or 20, but as you go deeper you ll find easy shots become harder as concentration level will go down.

Hello. I will make a video on side spin in the near future 🙂

Thanks Bob 🙂