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lostris:
All the advice given here is correct for you. If you play regularly and you have a good technique then you should be making 75+ breaks, but only if you play regularly (say 3 times a week for 4 hours) and you are paying attention to what you're doing plus getting some solitary practice.
The best advice for you is to go see a good coach. If you post which area you're in there will be someone on here who can recommend a good coach and in fact there are good coaches who are members and post here, snooker dad being one of them, coach gavin another.
As Milton Keynes is fairly central I can recommend Nic Barrow who is based there but he isn't cheap however he is excellent and is my coach in fact.
Terry
certified IBSF Master Coach
certified Terry Griffiths Matchroom Senior Coach
All the advice given here is correct for you. If you play regularly and you have a good technique then you should be making 75+ breaks, but only if you play regularly (say 3 times a week for 4 hours) and you are paying attention to what you're doing plus getting some solitary practice.
The best advice for you is to go see a good coach. If you post which area you're in there will be someone on here who can recommend a good coach and in fact there are good coaches who are members and post here, snooker dad being one of them, coach gavin another.
As Milton Keynes is fairly central I can recommend Nic Barrow who is based there but he isn't cheap however he is excellent and is my coach in fact.
Terry
certified IBSF Master Coach
certified Terry Griffiths Matchroom Senior Coach
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