break building routine

[highestbreak50]

I was wondering to know whats the best break building routine. i only practice cross/lineup these days

please do share some other break building exercise

nic barrow said he has a paid app with different routine exercise but not sure if its available yet

[Ramon]

Here are some diff routines to paractice .
You also can download nic barrow snooker app ( available ) , OR Ding app.
Both have many practice routines.

[highestbreak50]

Here are some diff routines to paractice .
You also can download nic barrow snooker app ( available ) , OR Ding app.
Both have many practice routines.

thanks for sharing

[Csmith]

Check out the other videos on the PJ Nolan youtube channel. There are a lot of routines, and you get to see top amateurs and some pros clearing them, so it gives you an idea of how to approach it.

One thing I've been doing recently is starting with an awkward, long or off angled red where I have to do some work to get position on the first colour. Since we rarely come to the table with a simple position shot, it's good practice to simulate that in your sessions. I've had some good results doing this recently.

[Tommykiid]

Check out the other videos on the PJ Nolan youtube channel. There are a lot of routines, and you get to see top amateurs and some pros clearing them, so it gives you an idea of how to approach it.

One thing I've been doing recently is starting with an awkward, long or off angled red where I have to do some work to get position on the first colour. Since we rarely come to the table with a simple position shot, it's good practice to simulate that in your sessions. I've had some good results doing this recently.

Go to pj's website 147academy.com loads of routines on it

[Csmith]

Go to pj's website 147academy.com loads of routines on it

I really like the concept of turning those routines into matches or games, as outlined in those PDF's. Depending on the routine they have you recording a break over 75 as 'win', 50-74 as a 'draw' and below 50 as a loss. Clearances are great, but this forces you to focus on improving your average, which is cool.