Practise
the shot shown and all variations relating to it.
Take
it on to the left hand pocket as well as the right hand pocket,
altering the distance between the cue ball and the object ball
and also the distance between the object ball and the pocket.
The shot depicted is approximately 8 foot to 9 foot long with
a 2 foot carry to the pocket.
Pot the red and attempt to stun the white dead, leaving perfect
position for the black. Once a degree of consistency has been
obtained with the stun shot, attempt to pot the ball whilst also
screwing the ball back. This will take extremely good cueing and
is a shot that even some professional players cannot play.
The
screw shot over distance will require excellent timing and cueing
if any degree of success is to be obtained. It is an advanced
shot in any snooker player's armoury and is one which even the
very top players think long and hard about before attempting.
You will quickly realise that this shot is extremely difficult
to master. Remember timing and not strength of shot is the key
component in playing this shot well.
Timing
creates the power, not hitting the ball hard.
Frank
Callan Suite - 282 Ribbleton Lane, Ribbleton, Preston, Lancashire,
England - PR1 5EB - tel.
+ 44 (0) 1772 702211 - info@fcsnooker.co.uk