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I started playing snooker seriously about 6 yrs ago, that was about the time i started working as a bus driver. My depot has 2 full size tables, and i participate in our league. We also have a social club, that has 3 tables.
I love the game, even when im not playing that well(which is more often than not) i practice 3-4 hrs a day, and im always trying to improve my technique, and try to improve as much as i can.
Snooker has always fascinated me, seeing how the pro's make it look so easy, but realising the amount of concentration and focus needed to play the game well.
I have never had coaching, i practice the line up(highest break 137 total clearance) i have a few practice buddies at work and at my club.
I keep playing, keep enjoying, even when my standard has fallen. No matter how many times i have felt like giving up, im still drawn to the game. Its in my blood.
I love the game, even when im not playing that well(which is more often than not) i practice 3-4 hrs a day, and im always trying to improve my technique, and try to improve as much as i can.
Snooker has always fascinated me, seeing how the pro's make it look so easy, but realising the amount of concentration and focus needed to play the game well.
I have never had coaching, i practice the line up(highest break 137 total clearance) i have a few practice buddies at work and at my club.
I keep playing, keep enjoying, even when my standard has fallen. No matter how many times i have felt like giving up, im still drawn to the game. Its in my blood.
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