ok where to start!
im tubby, well not tubby fat, yes Stephen lee fat,
when my form dips in snooker, as It does for everyone I start looking at my technique,,
ive tried lots of different things over the years but I cant just cant ,right foot on line of aim head on the line s,quare stance etc.
like most pros do, or is taught by a lot of coaches including my old coach,
to be honest me belly gets in my way!!!my knees start hurting when im square aswell,
and I play crap, trust me ive tried these ways for months not just a fewdays,
then I was watching u tube and saw alan triggs post, he is of similar size to me and played very well
so now I don't even think about my feet or anything else,
I just make sure I have a good look when im in the standing postion at the potting angle and keep my head on the line all they way down,
and I don't worry or think about anything else,
now my form and game has come back!!! ive had a few tons in practice,and a few 70s in match practice with friends,
and now I realise snooker can be a mine field of good and bad information and there is no right or wrong way to do things,
ITS WHAT WORKS BEST FOR YOU!! that's the most important thing,
any I hope this post helps fellow larger snooker players with there game,
and PLEASE CHECK OUT ALAN TRIGGS POST ON YOUTUBE ITS A REVELATION,
im tubby, well not tubby fat, yes Stephen lee fat,
when my form dips in snooker, as It does for everyone I start looking at my technique,,
ive tried lots of different things over the years but I cant just cant ,right foot on line of aim head on the line s,quare stance etc.
like most pros do, or is taught by a lot of coaches including my old coach,
to be honest me belly gets in my way!!!my knees start hurting when im square aswell,
and I play crap, trust me ive tried these ways for months not just a fewdays,
then I was watching u tube and saw alan triggs post, he is of similar size to me and played very well
so now I don't even think about my feet or anything else,
I just make sure I have a good look when im in the standing postion at the potting angle and keep my head on the line all they way down,
and I don't worry or think about anything else,
now my form and game has come back!!! ive had a few tons in practice,and a few 70s in match practice with friends,
and now I realise snooker can be a mine field of good and bad information and there is no right or wrong way to do things,
ITS WHAT WORKS BEST FOR YOU!! that's the most important thing,
any I hope this post helps fellow larger snooker players with there game,
and PLEASE CHECK OUT ALAN TRIGGS POST ON YOUTUBE ITS A REVELATION,
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