Scoring, of course, is arguably the most important thing when it comes to snooker. But you will need to concentrate and focus on getting high breaks regularly to become a high tier player.
I firmly believe that if a snooker coach can improve a player’s overall knowledge of the game, then success is right around the corner. A coach achieves this through getting the player to focus on specific routines that are enjoyable but offer a constructive learning curve. A training program, such as this one, requires a strong player’s commitment. Through this, a player’s true skill level will present itself.
Over the years, I have come to learn that building a strong understanding of the fundamentals in the player’s technique is paramount. Equally important is how players practice as every player is different and operating under their own individual play style.
Many players are notable at potting balls. But to improve and realise one’s own potential, a quality training program is required.
Break Building Skills
I have outlined my top 3 Practice Drills for Break Building Skills. Depending on your own level of play, play the drill with a target score in mind and see can you win on the drill. Play the best of 3 match on the academy drills.
Routine 1: Attempt to make your highest break on my Shovel Break.
Routine 2: Attempt to make your highest break on my Ireland Break.
Routine 3: Attempt to make your highest break on my Thailand Break.
My 147 Academy PDF Series
My PDF snooker training series contains my best Academy training routines and can offer advice on how to improve your mental fitness. There are 10 PDFs to suit all levels, each of which contains 32 Different routines that you can download to your phone or tablet to have for every future training session.
You can purchase these for €10 from www.147academy.com
