LONG POTTING | How To Play Long Straight Stop Shots: Part 3 of 3
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Channel: Snooker Coaching At The Snooker Gym · 2010 · Sports
http://www.thesnookergym.com Part 3 of 3: In this clip at an IBSF Master Coach training that I ran, we discuss how to stop the cue ball effectively and with the least possible effort over long distances. This exercise has helped professionals and amatuers alike - and here I am teaching the other coaches on how to instruct their students in this skill. It helps me in my game too. Interestingly, I dont think i have ever potted this many long straight reds in succession before having had no practice for months - later on i realised it was because I was talking all the way through, therefore 'taking my conscious mind off' what i was doing and allowing my unconscious mind to play the shots. Watch out for the humour half way through when a fly is spotted on the edge of the table!
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