He’s so incredibly cool. After looking at his insta he clearly is chill and fun. He enjoys traveling the world with his partner and just competing in snooker tournaments. He is talented and overall lovable..
I also like watching these professionals and also most of the videos from Break From Life which are very helpful and I enjoy watching them as I am a active keen Snooker Player and manage the Snooker Club in our Retirement Village. I am currently getting one on one coaching lessons from a professional snooker coach from our Snooker Association & player who gives me homework.. I have also now upgraded my cue with its extenders via my snooker coach.. now already playing so much better.. all good
I love he’s doing basically all the bad habits a coach would try to eliminate from your action. Then he wins the world championship and makes you question the conventional thinking we’ve been taught since the dawn of time. Great video as always mate!
We were very lucky to be treated to Luca at his very best in the World Championships, and Si Jiahui was another fantastic 'unknown' potter of the highest calibre too.
Im surprised you didnt mention the length of Luca's bridge hand. There's no doubt he's got one longest bridge hands in the game. I actually remember Ronnie saying in studio "I dont know how he plays like that."
Very interesting! I've watched snooker for a few years but only played for the first time a few weeks ago, and I've basically just been using your videos to get better. I love the little things you put in, like the bit at 4:12. James, (probably not the first subscriber from) Sheffield.
@@richardupton19 That's false equivalence. Lance Armstrong took performance enhancing substances. That affected his physiology. Stephen Lee's technique was not aided in any way by drugs or cheating in that sense.
Various factors all well known. The loss of his favourite cue, loss of his invincibility feeling after befriending mark williams and then too many cue action tweaks from different coaches.
@@gregorious123 I think the lack of tournaments hindered the older players too. Probably why so many faded away in their 30's, but now they peak in their 40's?
Its simple....he started to get the gips....and mental issues on cues and cue action....really nothing needed to change!!! Its the big cat syndrome.....the mice see you getting older and lose the fear!!!
Bet you're happy that you made that video 🤭🤭 Once again thank you! Now I believe it may be time to take a look at Mark Allen - after all he is the player of the season. And he has an interesting cue action, the grip especially is just wtf😁 Looking forward to it! 😇👏
enjoying your channel. I hear you asking for challenges so here is the ultimate one that any snooker player would want .... a 155 break...and not by spacing out all the reds in a pattern. break the pack and play as normal with safety shots etc then get your free ball and go for it. this may well take you years.
Great explanation. Thanks. How do we pot balls when playing across the table? I mean cue ball on brown spot and red ball 2 or 3 inches from side cushion in line with pink spot. I seem to observe top players using lot of side spin to bring cue ball back to baulk area. Please do a video on these type of shots. Thanks.
This could become quite a good series I think. I can think of quite a few examples of interesting cue actions - Joe Swail, Dave Harold, Barry Pinches, Rod Lawler, Tian Pengfei, Jamie Burnett, Sunny Akani, Tony Knowles...even a few of the rookie pros like Peng Yisong and especially Julien Leclercq!
hello i am looking to buy good cue and chalk for cue i have budget of 80 euro and for chalk i was looking at taom v10 i found if for less than 15 dollar and i was looking at predator 1080 i can say i am semi moerate at the game and what do you think what chalk should i get and if you know some good budget pool cues and i love your content
Seems you discovered the new World Champ. Well done :) However. There are a lot of factors involved in performing consistently, such as having a few beers the night before, which Luca says he did consistently. :D And then there's the importance of the consistency of the cue action, and yes Ronnie is sometimes, oh I mean always accidentally funny. Is he also accidentally drinking and accidentally winning, I wonder. Hm. :)
This is all good investigation and after you will progress towards BHE vs FHE and some elevation.... I keep trying to take a break from life and play. Off I go....
You're taking a long time for best shots from Welsh Open. Does that tell us you're up to 1,999 efforts for the Murphy shot that you'll present to us as being 12? Lol, only jesting.
Luca just won the snooker world championship with that cue action ! Good video .
It’s almost like I predicted it. Almost
@@Breakfromlifehes too good he played sick
One of the most entertaining players to watch. Both for his style and personality
He’s so incredibly cool. After looking at his insta he clearly is chill and fun. He enjoys traveling the world with his partner and just competing in snooker tournaments. He is talented and overall lovable..
I also like watching these professionals and also most of the videos from Break From Life which are very helpful and I enjoy watching them as I am a active keen Snooker Player and manage the Snooker Club in our Retirement Village. I am currently getting one on one coaching lessons from a professional snooker coach from our Snooker Association & player who gives me homework.. I have also now upgraded my cue with its extenders via my snooker coach.. now already playing so much better.. all good
I've been begging for this video for quite some time now and I have finally got it. Thank you! 🤩
I love he’s doing basically all the bad habits a coach would try to eliminate from your action. Then he wins the world championship and makes you question the conventional thinking we’ve been taught since the dawn of time. Great video as always mate!
Hello from Le Mans, France 📌
Excellent analysis of Luca's cue action 👍🏼 thank you
We were very lucky to be treated to Luca at his very best in the World Championships, and Si Jiahui was another fantastic 'unknown' potter of the highest calibre too.
Can you make a video about Kyren Wilson's cue action?
Im surprised you didnt mention the length of Luca's bridge hand. There's no doubt he's got one longest bridge hands in the game. I actually remember Ronnie saying in studio "I dont know how he plays like that."
Very interesting! I've watched snooker for a few years but only played for the first time a few weeks ago, and I've basically just been using your videos to get better. I love the little things you put in, like the bit at 4:12. James, (probably not the first subscriber from) Sheffield.
I love your vids😊 I watch you from my country Douglas in the Isle of Man 🇮🇲
Fantastic content, thank you for this, so interesting!
Thanks for the breakdown. Brad from St Adolphe Canada
Ronnie, Jack Lisowski, Luca Brecel all have a flick up in the air type cue action. It bounces off their wrist even on mid distance shots.
Always loved to watch Luca for a few years now, reminds me a lot of Judd Trump or Jack Lisowski
hello from santiago chile!
That cue action seemed to work pretty well
Great video. A lovely analysis and I love the structure of the video!
Stephen Lee's backspin power is something to analyse. Crazy
His betting habits were crazy too
@@darktherapy who cares? Talking about his cue action. But you change the subject as you wish..
@@gregorious123 while we are at it we can look at Lance Armstrong's cycling style
I working on something with Stephen at the moment!
@@richardupton19 That's false equivalence. Lance Armstrong took performance enhancing substances. That affected his physiology. Stephen Lee's technique was not aided in any way by drugs or cheating in that sense.
Love your videos, james from chester
I love this video helps a lot, Alistair coalburn Scotland
Hello from Delaware, US
What a great analysis!
Please do an analysis on stephen hendry's cue action and what you might think led to his downfall. That would be a really interesting video to watch
Various factors all well known. The loss of his favourite cue, loss of his invincibility feeling after befriending mark williams and then too many cue action tweaks from different coaches.
@@gregorious123 I think the lack of tournaments hindered the older players too. Probably why so many faded away in their 30's, but now they peak in their 40's?
Yeah there was a lot to it as Greg said and the other players getting better to the point he didn’t just win everything
Its simple....he started to get the gips....and mental issues on cues and cue action....really nothing needed to change!!! Its the big cat syndrome.....the mice see you getting older and lose the fear!!!
Another great analysis video, I think Luca’s technique has its own mannerisms which make it really interesting to look at and hopefully easier to copy
Great job, i like your videos
Bet you're happy that you made that video 🤭🤭 Once again thank you!
Now I believe it may be time to take a look at Mark Allen - after all he is the player of the season. And he has an interesting cue action, the grip especially is just wtf😁
Looking forward to it! 😇👏
enjoying your channel. I hear you asking for challenges so here is the ultimate one that any snooker player would want .... a 155 break...and not by spacing out all the reds in a pattern. break the pack and play as normal with safety shots etc then get your free ball and go for it.
this may well take you years.
Great explanation. Thanks.
How do we pot balls when playing across the table? I mean cue ball on brown spot and red ball 2 or 3 inches from side cushion in line with pink spot. I seem to observe top players using lot of side spin to bring cue ball back to baulk area. Please do a video on these type of shots. Thanks.
Way ahead of your time with this one mate
Luca's such a cool player :)
I would enjoy watching a Mark Allen & Cliff Thorburn cue action video! Both have a very very short backswing 😊both fabulous players!
Great vid! You should as well analyze why Peter Ebdon played so slow. Greetings from Sha Tin, Hong Kong
I would love you to dissect Alex Higgins cue action , more moving parts than a jet engine
Watch in slow motion, most of the movement was after he hit the cue ball. I like that RUclips has 0.25 speed.
This could become quite a good series I think. I can think of quite a few examples of interesting cue actions - Joe Swail, Dave Harold, Barry Pinches, Rod Lawler, Tian Pengfei, Jamie Burnett, Sunny Akani, Tony Knowles...even a few of the rookie pros like Peng Yisong and especially Julien Leclercq!
Robert Milkins
Will you be playing warrs snooker in a match cause that would be a phenomenal watch?
Ronnie: "I'm just interested in the cue action"
Me: YES
Well i guess Luca don’t need to make video about his basic skills,thanks man great video
Back after he is the world champion only yesterday
hello i am looking to buy good cue and chalk for cue i have budget of 80 euro and for chalk i was looking at taom v10 i found if for less than 15 dollar and i was looking at predator 1080 i can say i am semi moerate at the game and what do you think what chalk should i get and if you know some good budget pool cues and i love your content
How about his grip?
Seems you discovered the new World Champ. Well done :) However. There are a lot of factors involved in performing consistently, such as having a few beers the night before, which Luca says he did consistently. :D And then there's the importance of the consistency of the cue action, and yes Ronnie is sometimes, oh I mean always accidentally funny. Is he also accidentally drinking and accidentally winning, I wonder. Hm. :)
This is basically the same as how some pool pros like efren and bustamante have been playing for years. Address low strike high.
Does Luca have a pool background by any chance?
Which cue are you using?
He has a Frank Callan 100 series cue.
Anyone know his cue spec
I think that flicky wrist action thing he does is wher he gets the power from.
I've seen that luca recently made a channel were getting more on the platform none come close to yours tho
he also is inside perp with his hand..this is the reason he has the long bridge
He's feeling the shot
ronnie:played so well too top form on that match
ronnie:told media he lose luca due too he played so much incrediblely
This is all good investigation and after you will progress towards BHE vs FHE and some elevation.... I keep trying to take a break from life and play. Off I go....
That's how I cue! I thought that was normal....
Surprised at his back arm tbh.. looks like most of stockport pool players 🤣
You're taking a long time for best shots from Welsh Open. Does that tell us you're up to 1,999 efforts for the Murphy shot that you'll present to us as being 12? Lol, only jesting.
I cant beleive that luca defeat Ronnie and Si in World championship
He wins the championship
World champion 🙄
Im only leaving the comment to try and get Snowdonia in north wales on the map. call me shambles.
He is always miscueing
Try shaun Murphy's magical shot that he did afew days ago please
It’s in Saturdays video
@@Breakfromlife happy news 😍😍😍 can't wait