what you learning playing 10 little screw shots? and whats the last angle you want on a black in realtime play?
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Originally Posted by j6uk View Postwhat you learning playing 10 little screw shots? and whats the last angle you want on a black in realtime play?
Doing it the "wrong"way (in your opinion) you still have to keep control of the white in order to pot a decent number of blacks, surely that has to help a new player ?? you can't just whack away, you would be lucky to pot 3 blacks that way, you learn to control the pace, know when to run through instead of going for one more screw shot, etc etc etc
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its moronic, no offence and helps nothing
Originally Posted by jrc750 View PostLook sugar, Ted set the routine, if you don't like it, talk to him
Doing it the "wrong"way (in your opinion) you still have to keep control of the white in order to pot a decent number of blacks, surely that has to help a new player ?? you can't just whack away, you would be lucky to pot 3 blacks that way, you learn to control the pace, know when to run through instead of going for one more screw shot, etc etc etc
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Well, I've only just read this and I have to say I'm with J6 here.
You've got to learn to move the white about properly. Absolutely no point just playing 6 little screw shots in a row. That's a bit like people who do the line-up, and then start by potting 7 reds and blues in the middle bags.
I must admit though jrc, I wasn't completely clear. Think most people got the idea though.WPBSA Level 2 - 1st4Sport Coach
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Originally Posted by tedisbill View PostWell, I've only just read this and I have to say I'm with J6 here.
You've got to learn to move the white about properly. Absolutely no point just playing 6 little screw shots in a row. That's a bit like people who do the line-up, and then start by potting 7 reds and blues in the middle bags.
I must admit though jrc, I wasn't completely clear. Think most people got the idea though." Practice to improve not just to waste time "
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Originally Posted by j6uk View Poston ones fault and i wasn't trying to be hard on our jr, i know he only pops his five star snookerhead around the door to the coaching suite once in a while, but i just expected he'd be up to speed with the basics of the classic black routine
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I can see where JRC was coming from, this pot blacks off the spot was simply a challenge set up for the likes of Les to see how many he can pot, even little screw shots will not always be perfect and will create an angle. I will be very surprised if we get a video off Les achieving 50 blacks off the spot doing it this way. Just my opinion.
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to back up this jr fopar is laughable and speaks volumes
Originally Posted by Leo View PostI can see where JRC was coming from, this pot blacks off the spot was simply a challenge set up for the likes of Les to see how many he can pot, even little screw shots will not always be perfect and will create an angle. I will be very surprised if we get a video off Les achieving 50 blacks off the spot doing it this way. Just my opinion.Last edited by j6uk; 10 February 2015, 09:15 AM.
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Originally Posted by j6uk View Postto back up this jr fopar is laughable and speaks volumes
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I am with j6 on this one. It seems like some people never did the black routine. I guess if you want to clock pots and your pocket are big enough and your action is precise that you could never get an angle starting with a straight screw back. I am a beginner but the black routine is really opening my eyes. It can teach you so much so why would you just try to do couple of soft screws back? It is all about getting an angle, be it stun of the top cushion, screw with side of the 2 cushions, top to bounce on the other side, possibilities are endless. Even when you are straight what you should do is either try to force it like j6 suggests or just simply screw back of the cushion so you are on a nice angle again. Try to do it and then you understand what they mean when they say that Ronnies game is an art. I do not know if that is what he does but I would expect all his shots to be a mix of a pace, spot on the white in all axes, acceleration or lack of it, punch or smoothly through. It is like a trance when you can get it right. You can just feel what to do to get where you want to be.
I have maybe spend about 30h over 2 years on it. Mostly because my potting wasn't reliable. Once your potting is better than it is the routine to do. It is the big one. When you get the hang of it everything opens up and when you are on the brake in a frame you just clock around that area again but with reds this time leaving yourself nice angles on the black and you simply fancy those shots because you have perfected them on the black routine. Just give it a go and see your game being taken onto the next level.
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Originally Posted by sealer View PostI am with j6 on this one. It seems like some people never did the black routine. I guess if you want to clock pots and your pocket are big enough and your action is precise that you could never get an angle starting with a straight screw back. I am a beginner but the black routine is really opening my eyes. It can teach you so much so why would you just try to do couple of soft screws back? It is all about getting an angle, be it stun of the top cushion, screw with side of the 2 cushions, top to bounce on the other side, possibilities are endless. Even when you are straight what you should do is either try to force it like j6 suggests or just simply screw back of the cushion so you are on a nice angle again. Try to do it and then you understand what they mean when they say that Ronnies game is an art. I do not know if that is what he does but I would expect all his shots to be a mix of a pace, spot on the white in all axes, acceleration or lack of it, punch or smoothly through. It is like a trance when you can get it right. You can just feel what to do to get where you want to be.
I have maybe spend about 30h over 2 years on it. Mostly because my potting wasn't reliable. Once your potting is better than it is the routine to do. It is the big one. When you get the hang of it everything opens up and when you are on the brake in a frame you just clock around that area again but with reds this time leaving yourself nice angles on the black and you simply fancy those shots because you have perfected them on the black routine. Just give it a go and see your game being taken onto the next level.
Cheers
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Originally Posted by Leo View PostThink people are completely missing the point, what J6 is suggesting is great for the more advanced player who will automatically bring this into their game, but for the lesser player can't see how this is going to help tbh. Anyway over and out.
And I'm not saying I dont do Sister J's routine, i was just advising how to complete the task set by Ted, no one said you had to use cushions, J needs to chill his beans and stop being an argumentative sod
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Originally Posted by Leo View PostI can see where JRC was coming from, this pot blacks off the spot was simply a challenge set up for the likes of Les to see how many he can pot, even little screw shots will not always be perfect and will create an angle. I will be very surprised if we get a video off Les achieving 50 blacks off the spot doing it this way. Just my opinion." Practice to improve not just to waste time "
" 43 Match - 52 Practice - 13 Reds in Line Up "
http://www.ontariosnooker.club
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