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S**T
Snooker Drills
As described , received earlier than stated. Good job.
A**R
Terrible illustrations.
The drills seem reasonable but the illustrations are absolutely terrible. With the VERY dark green background of the felt it is nearly impossible to see or see the difference between the black, green, blue or brown balls. Could have easily been dealt with by making the felt a much lighter green or by circling or highlighting the colored balls in some other way. This book will is getting returned instead of getting used. Disappointed.
G**
Technically important
Great for the beginner and expert alike. Nice book. Well laid out for daily practice routines
G**E
Slightly larger than pocket book size
Too small and diagrams too dark green.Difficult to read.
K**R
Good eBayer.
Good eBayer.
J**N
Good book
Easy to follow
E**7
Helps to better structure & vary practice sessions.
Having returned to snooker after a few too many years away, I bought this book to make practice sessions a little more structured and interesting rather than just doing repetitive line ups, and so far I have been really impressed. It makes practice sessions much more varied & enjoyable. I just read about a few drills beforehand then go to the club and practice them. Really nice book with some good drills but for me is let down in a couple of key areas relating to the diagrams. They they are just a little too small when the cloth is shown as dark green, and it is really hard to differentiate which ball is which sometimes. The cloth area would have been better represented as just white, albeit then not realistic but at least you would then be able to see the colour of the respective balls more easily, and the size of the diagrams would then not be so much of a problem. At the very least the cloth could have been represented by a much lighter shade of green, but personally I think white would have been better given the overall size of the book (about A5 size). Together this would have made the respective drills more easily and quickly understood, using the narrative and diagrams together. That said you do eventually understand what is required, but it could/should be much simpler. There are also a few mistakes in the drill descriptions ie referring to the wrong colour balls but that is minor and can be overcome when referring to the respective diagram. Overall I think it is a great book, cheaper than a snooker coach for me and which will hopefully help me improve my game and shot selection, and but for the above could have been better and would have been 5 stars!
