Monday, 17 December 2012

The pro’ snooker game will die Marcus just like billiards unless this boring type of coaching is replaced with explanation as opposed to “Watch Me” and I’ll show you again method. Snooker players have no idea what they are doing right or doing wrong (In words) but because they can perform with high breaks it gives the illusion that a good player makes is a good coach.


Marcus 15/12/12


Snooker The Fine Art © Method
ISBN 0 9517089 0 2
A secret is wasted if not shared

Dear Marcus
How are you lad! Your article on Scottish snooker is sadly true concerning new talent. There are quite a few good young players but they seem to be programmed like robots on remote control.

The sameness in every aspect of the game looks like an army squad that’s well drilled and trained. The modern coaching is apparently to get youngsters to the 100 break standard and practice more sameness.

The students are even programmed to disappear to wash his hands leisurely after every frame of snooker without any consideration for the viewers.

The pro’ snooker game will die Marcus just like billiards unless this boring type of coaching is replaced with explanation as opposed to “Watch Me” and I’ll show you again method.

Snooker players have no idea what they are doing right or doing wrong (In words) but because they can perform with high breaks it gives the illusion that a good player makes is a good coach.

Do you realise Marcus that there are snooker coaches on pay that think that balls actually “Roll” as opposed to Skid, and will spin also if addressed off centre.
A ball moves with “Thrust Force” not because they are rounded in shape.

Boys and girls will learn equally with words and will teach themselves 10 times quicker by learning the “Mechanics of the balls” and then teaching themselves.

The millions of hours trying to make the balls “Roll Nicely” will be replaced by understanding the physics in snooker and all ball games including snooker. Daniel Marner@twitterfacebookandyahoo

The BBC has a "Conspiracy of Silence" policy and still insist under new management that the "Big Names" in snooker must be kept secret. DM 

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