Cueing Action With Object Ball

Simple Cueing With and Object Ball

Simple Cueing Action with an Object Ball.

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In the previous video we set up
a shot called “Simple Cueing Excercise” where the shot was played without an object ball and played into the middle pocket. The purpose of executing that shot was to show that one of the most common problems that snooker players experience when they struggle to perform at a high and consistent level is that they tend to over complicate things.

Keeping things simple is far more effective. Refer to that shot below in the previous video. For this video click on the link above. Simple Cueing With an object Ball.

Today we are going to look at the same shot, played at the same tempo but this time with an object ball. Notice the shot was played exactly the same in both situations. Smooth cueing actions. No movement or jerking on the shot. Follow through and finishing the shot is identical. This is the basis of good sound cueing action and can be developed and strengthened with sound practice and coaching. Until next time Keep on Snookering.

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Making The Game of Snooker Simple

Simple Cueing Excercise

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One of the most common problems that snooker players experience when they struggle to perform at a high and consistent level is that they tend to over complicate things. Keeping things simple is far more effective than attempting to perform the outstanding low percentage shots.

When faced with this problem simply go back to the basics.

Here is a shot that will assist in you consistently improving your game regardless if you are a beginner or a novice.

Click on link above. Simple Cueing Excercise.
Take note of the line of the shot. Play the shot nice and smooth in order for the cue ball to just fall into the pocket. This will assist in strenthening your cueing, ensuring that your shot is on line and cued at the right pace and tempo.

Until next time keep Snookering.

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Sensational Break from Australia’s Neil Robertson.

Neil Robertson’s Sensational 140 BreakNeil Robertson on the attack. “Go Neil”

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It finally happened. World Class Snooker on display in Australia.

Australian Goldfields Open Snooker Championship.

Bendigo Victoria hosted Australia’s 1st World Class Snooker Goldfields Open Championships. The event was a hugh success with many of the top professionals appearing for the first time downunder. Maybe an appeal I posted recently lobbying local governments and sporting bodies had something to do with the event going ahead. See Post below.

Recently Neil Robertson succeeded in winning the World Snooker Championships in Sheffield England. Neil an Australian native took on the world’s best and accomplished this amazing feat by defeating Graeme Dott in a thrilling best of 35 Championship.

Australia despite the likes of Horace Lindrum who won the World title in 1952 and later Eddie Charlton a previous winner of the World Amateur Championships Australia has a great deal of amazingly talented players now competing on the Australian Circuit.

To mention a few this year’s winners of major snooker tournaments are the likes of Vinnie Calebrese, Steve Mifsud, Shawn Budd, Paul Balzer, Shaun Dalitz and Matthew Bolton Winner in the Australian Open Billiards Championships.

Other players who have success in championships in the past are James Mifsud, Rudy Sulaeman, Glen Wilkerson, Stan Gorski, Peter Hawkes, Aaron Mahoney, Robby Folvari, Adrian Ridley, Ben Judge, Stuart Lawler, Roger Farebrother and Joe Minici.

On the women’s tour Kathy Parahis, Kathy Howden and Margaret Gorski. Juniors’ winners consist of Charlie Chafe, Daniel Fadduol, Shaun Dalitz and Kurt Dunham.

So it can be said with strong conviction that Australia has some of the finest Snooker and Billiards talent in the world. There remembrance of the old Pot Black Television Series which aired years ago was extremely popular for viewing audiences and provided them with amazing entertainment Australia wide. Somehow over the years this has been lost but the culture in this country is still truly alive. This is evident with the strong commitments from all of the above competitors mentioned.

The need for the sport to backed and promoted to the level it deserves. Surely there were many watching Neil in the World Championship match and the level of media coverage and exposure after the event was incredible. It shows that Australia has some of the finest talent in the world and should be promoted and supported at the highest levels in sports.

The Australian Sports Commission and the Minister for Sport should at least have a look at the enormous potential and the ongoing commitment and impact being made by the many competitors in their lives, aspirations, goals and dreams. With the backing of the Sports Commission and support from the Sports Minister would ensure that the Sport has a long term sustaining and bright future. I truly believe that our sport will suffer if no one is prepared to step up to the plate. What are your thoughts?

None the less we were entertained to some magnificent snooker from the likes of the Stephen Hendry, Mark Williams, John Higgins and Ken Doherty’s of the world. Eventually Stuart Bingham took home the major prize in his first ever world ranking tournament. 2 local qualifyers in Steve and James Mifsud represented Australia with pride and Neil Robertson was superb. Until next year we look forward to more exciting snooker on our shores.

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Message From The Coach. Pressure or No Pressue

In all these years that I have had the ability to measure success as oppose to non success and it has become clearly obvious to me that some people view pressure as a major obstacles or contributing factor that leads them to not fulfilling their aspirations and goals. Some people have the natural ability to handle pressure under extreme circumstances.

Years ago Roger Bannister was presented with an opportunity and under extreme pressure he decided to take on a record that had never been done in the history of the world. The challenge that he faced was under enormous pressure as he set out to break the 4 minute mile barrier.

Before that day people would say it wasn’t possible. The human body wouldn’t allow a person to attain such a major accomplishment. Well, Thanks to Roger that wasn’t the case and from that day to this day there have been over 20.000 athletes that have done it because they all knew it was possible. If Roger could do it, they could do it.

So pressure is a reflection of your eye sight or external reality not your mind sight or internal power. What do I mean when I say that, well what you see in your life visually and what you’re exposed to is what you have the tendency to believe. Alternately if you view it from a mind set of vision and imagination the possibilities are limitless. The power of the mind is so great.

An example is I was watching game 4 of the NBA finals series in 2010. Los Angeles Lakers vs the Orlando Magic. The LA Lakers clearly had a mind set that they would win the game. You could see it in their demeanor, their posture, the way they set their minds to achieving their goal. On the other hand the Orlando Magic played the game with a sense of casualty, not clearly focusing, not cool under the pressure, looked confused at times and couldn’t complete simple tasks to get them over the top.

You can blame Orlando’s top player for missing 2 free throws with 30 seconds left when his team was up by 3 points. Making those 2 free throws would have almost certainly secured the game for them. What happened to make him missed those crucial free throws. Well, He didn’t picture the shot in his mind; see the vision play out in his mind for him to execute the shots. He relied on physical instinct, the external factors, and the way he’s always done it instead of using the power of his imagination and his mind, thus relieving the pressure.

I grasp this long time ago as I have been in many situations where I came through under pressure by using the mind’s power instead of external influences. Scored the shot at the buzzer, Took the game winning rebound, Blocked the shot on the last play. My mind was constantly working and I have mastered the art of using it in a very powerful way.

The mind is so powerful and wants you to do things correctly to enable you to succeed in your endeavors but you have to constantly send it messages for it to kick in and make it happen for you. When this is practiced over and over again you can see the power of the mind and how it constantly goes in to overdrive to correct situations.

This is the way to alleviate any suggestion of pressure. You can choose to bring it on to yourself or you can use the power of your mind to make thing happen for you.

Let me coach you on mind set and how to get the best out of life.

Play the game with the professionals. It’s all about the X’s and O’s

Kelvin Small

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One Response to “Message From The Coach Pressure or No Pressure X’s and O’s”
Tammie Manfull says:
October 7, 2009 at 4:17 am (Edit)
Hi Kelvin! I found these examples to be very inspiring! I am learning what focus means – to me, it is determining what your smaller goal will be and concentrating on what steps you’ll take now to reach that goal along the journey to your long range goal. I feel so blessed to be learning every day and connecting with great people like you!

Australian Snooker and Billiards Require Sporting Bodies to Get Involved

Recently Neil Robertson succeeded in winning the World Snooker Championships in Sheffield England. Neil an Australian native took on the world’s best and accomplished this amazing feat by defeating Graeme Dott in a thrilling best of 35 Championship.

Australia despite the likes of Horace Lindrum who won the World title in 1952 and later Eddie Charlton a previous winner of the World Amateur Championships Australia has a great deal of amazingly talented players now competing on the Australian Circuit.

To mention a few this year’s winners of major snooker tournaments are the likes of Vinnie Calebrese, Steve Mifsud, Shawn Budd, Paul Balzer, Shaun Dalitz and Matthew Bolton Winner in the Australian Open Billiards Championships.

Other players who have success in championships in the past are James Mifsud, Rudy Sulaeman, Glen Wilkerson, Stan Gorski, Peter Hawkes, Aaron Mahoney, Robby Folvari, Adrian Ridley, Ben Judge, Stuart Lawler, Roger Farebrother and Joe Minici.

On the women’s tour Kathy Parahis, Kathy Howden and Margaret Gorski. Juniors’ winners consist of Charlie Chafe, Daniel Fadduol, Shaun Dalitz and Kurt Dunham.

So it can be said with strong conviction that Australia has some of the finest Snooker and Billiards talent in the world. There remembrance of the old Pot Black Television Series which aired years ago was extremely popular for viewing audiences and provided them with amazing entertainment Australia wide. Somehow over the years this has been lost but the culture in this country is still truly alive. This is evident with the strong commitments from all of the above competitors mentioned.

The need for the sport to backed and promoted to the level it deserves. Surely there were many watching Neil in the World Championship match and the level of media coverage and exposure after the event was incredible. It shows that Australia has some of the finest talent in the world and should be promoted and supported at the highest levels in sports.

The Australian Sports Commission and the Minister for Sport should at least have a look at the enormous potential and the ongoing commitment and impact being made by the many competitors in their lives, aspirations, goals and dreams. With the backing of the Sports Commission and support from the Sports Minister would ensure that the Sport has a long term sustaining and bright future. I truly believe that our sport will suffer if no one is prepared to step up to the plate. What are your thoughts?

www.coachkelvin.com

Dr. Richard Kaye International Business Development Professional Speaks About Sabrina Gibson

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Changing The World In A Big Way

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Recommendation about Kelvin as an Entenepreneur and respected leader, by Lucy Thomas, a Colleague and friend.

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