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i was looking for an under16 practice partner I am based in North West London please let me know, i make 30s and 40s in match play and in practice i make 60-120s my highest in practice is 129, please let me know, thanks
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You don't need an under 16 to practice with. Any age is a good practice partner. The downside to playing a younger player is all you will be doing is having a "potting contest". To really become a very good player, you should switch it up and play opponents that are going to make you practice safety and snookers as these will at some point come up. By all means have games where there is no safety and the objectives are to make breaks, but also try to play the odd frame against different opponents. An good ratio for someone young to play against is 1 negative safety opponent, 2 or 3 attacking safety opponents, and 1 or 2 potting opponents.
This ratio helps by letting you practice your break building with the potters, taking an opportunity presented to you with the attacking safety players, and creating the opportunity or learning to be able to "grind out" a win against the negative safety players.
In the course of playing the game, you will come up against all of the above types of player, so why not practice against them so that you know exactly how to beat them when you do?
Dean.If you want to play the pink, but you're hampered by the red, you could always try to play the brown!
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where do you play?Comment
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I'm Coventry bud. London is a bit far for a few frames lolIf you want to play the pink, but you're hampered by the red, you could always try to play the brown!Comment
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bit late mate but im 15 n i live in london if ur still looking for a practice partner?
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Under 16 snooker practice partner
Any luck with finding a practise partner lynx?
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