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Thanks, mate. 🤜🤛

Thanks man. Im getting there.

Thank you! Just a random cuesport glove I bought in Taiwan, lol.

Thank you, mate!

Thanks for pointing it out. It’s not a technique just a habit, lol.

@@harveysnooker if it works it works -

Thanks mate

The angle was slightly too straight on that black so I hit it hard. Apparently not hard enough. Lol

@@harveysnooker 👍

Lol, actually when I play shots I would rather people keep doing what they are doing than they deliberately stay still and looking at your shots suddenly. I think that’s more distracting to me.

Thanks, bro. Yeah, I was trying to screw it back just off the rail for the middle pocket. But like you said, I didn’t give it enough back spin so it stayed on the rail.

Thank you very much! Give it a try. T drill is not a easy drill.

I don’t know, man. It’s a pretty average club table, not too wide not too tight.

Thanks, mate. Actually I always try to clear those 3 balls around the pink as soon as possible.

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Good question. I would say cueing straight on using different degrees of power before you trying to adjust your accuracy of potting balls. Because I’ve been wasting too much time on potting balls with my “confident” speed.

@@harveysnooker Thanks for the reply! Makes sense, keep going!

Yes, it is. Come to play Jim Couper Snooker Tournament!

I didn’t draw back the cue ball on the red before the pink so I got a wrong angle for the pink. And I was thinking about controlling the speed to make the cue ball closer to the next red so I missed the pink.

@@harveysnooker its amazing how many things you think about seconds before you play the shot

@@147snookered04 we are just talking about practice. As for tournaments, there are even more to consider in one shot. lol

@@harveysnooker yeah two different games

It was around 8-9pm, I think.

@@harveysnooker wow very quiet for that time 🤔

@@JJSnookerChannelyeah sometimes it’s quiet here but sometimes you can find a spare table.

Thank you, bro. 🙌

這是一個有趣的新觀點，謝謝！

Yeah, on the baulk line. Oh it’s hard. I don’t actually take it as a drill. Just filming it to adjust my cueing.

Using pink ball is the easiest to get to the next red without touching the cushion. But yes, you are allowed to pot any colour in this drill.

Thanks 👍

Thanks mate. It’s not too good this time. 😓

@@harveysnooker This drill is not easy

@@147snookered04yeah. Maybe I should go back to train some fundamentals.

@@harveysnooker Are you going for a century or clearance ?

⁠@@147snookered04I’m going for clearance in drills and century in real games.

Thanks, mate. It’s just a dead straight shot.

Thank you mate. I’m aiming to finish the drill in one run.

Thanks, mate! I was shocked by the unwanted check side on the black ball and felt relieved after the recover shot. 😂

@harveysnooker shots like that can make the difference in making a big break

Thanks man. Yeah I was forced to choose that rest shot because missed positioning for the pink and had had to pot the blue instead. 😅

Thanks mate It’s tougher than I thought it was.

Thank you, mate. I’ll have a good time.

Well done. 82 is over 10 reds as pink ball is usually chosen in T drill. Yeah, it’s tough. It’s been taken me 50 practice days for this drill. Normally a pro can finished it in 3 tries, so still a long way to go.

Thank you for your feedback and for reading my video’s description, bro:)

Yeah I practice only one drill a time. Normally I’ll practice it for 2hrs per day if I can get a free table. Otherwise, I have to play with whoever comes to those tables. However too much practice hurt my back recently so I have to stop my routine for a while.

Hi, Waqas. Thank you for watching my videos and sharing your feedback. I don’t actually count breaks on my daily routine so I have no clue how much is it. lol.

Either of them, bro. It’s filmed by my iPhone 13.

Old enough to join snooker tournaments. lol

@harveysnooker you cue well in your practice vids. This game was a shocker though ay? I'm in Whangarei. Highest break for me is 38. The good players at my club score 30s and 40s regularly. Occasional 50 break.

Thank you, Adam. I’m managing to keep my cueing in practice in tournaments. Wow, good to know there are many good players in Northland! You guys can play some NZBSA tournaments in Auckland, I think those are the closest to you. www.nzbsa.org.nz/calendar-2

I’ve got used to playing with a glove since I started playing pool years ago. The benefit is that I don’t need to worry about my cue being sticky and don’t need to wipe it with a damp cloth which I believe it causes the cue bend. There are some younger generation snooker players starting wearing gloves as well.

@@harveysnooker thanks for the reply, but what I meant was does it improve your cueing at all? Not just help minimise cue maintainence. 👍

@@gazf6163 I wouldn’t say it’s improved but it keeps my cueing action smooth just like my bridge with fingers are not sticky yet. Hope this answer your question.

@@harveysnooker it does, thanks 👍 Very nice potting by the way, you were very unlucky on the final shot. A "rattler".

@@gazf6163You are welcome:) Thanks, I need to train to be more stable on those basic shots.

Thank you. I’m getting there but still missing simple shots.

True, the billiards cue ball can show how it spins as well.

Thank you, Captain Jack. lol

Thank you so much 😀 I’ll keep improving my skills and waiting for that day comes.

Thank you for encouraging, bro. I want that day come asap!

Thank you, John! I hope I can complete this T drill with my new stance soon:)

It is a cosy room. Come over if you are in New Zealand.

Thanks, bro. I never count break on drill practicing. But this one is supposed to be the highest - ruclips.net/video/KetpuMSil28/видео.html As for the normal games, my high break is 64 so far and aiming to achieve century by the end of this year. 💪

@@harveysnooker oh I see bro I’ll watch that video. 64 is quite high. My young brother who is 11 managed to get 41 a few days ago. He is trying to reach that century too

@@fxmo8278 he’s just 11 and started to practice for his first century. It has a huge chance to become a pro in the future! Good luck and stick to it.

Hopefully bro. In fact he was the one who asked me to ask you these questions. He loves snooker he wants to try the T break but his coach said not yet that’s why he is watching yours. Thanks for the kind words bro

@@fxmo8278 oh, great! Pass my blessing to him and it’s good to know he has a coach when he starts training. It took me months to finish line up drill before practicing T drill too. As long as the coach is good, follow his coaching and I’m sure you brother will play better than me soon!

This actually is Harvey Hu!

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