Cool that you have started a snooker blog. I would love reading your blog provided its regular and has a variety of snooker information. I love snooker and love playing it, though I dont get as much time as I used to. But I have a deep passion for the game.
There seems to be such a lack of good quality snooker websites. But that being said, for anyone wanting to improve their snooker skills, right up to the advanced level, i suggest http://www.fcsnooker.co.uk or simply search for frank callan on the google search.
Maybe you can add pics of your favourite players and add your own take on present snooker tournaments.

I presently own a riley’s snooker cue, however someday I would like to collect signature collection of cues by Ronnie, hendry, higgins and others. You gotta be Parris cue fan if you are a snooker fan and collector.

There is a new revolutionary cue in the market (so it says).
Would love you opinion on it if you know anyone who has brought it. Look at http://www.acuerate.com to know what I am talking about.

keep blogging, I am sure there are plenty of snooker fans out there waiting for something like this.

most importantly, find the one that suits you..

thanks for dropping by sanders~

I find steady mental concentration very important in order to be able to play continuously good. If your mind is not at the table, then you better not play at all.

Thanks for the tips, I know my stance has only recently improved. Before my legs were too apart, and thus I haven’t been able to lower my head enough. I have a question tho. My “bridge arm”, must it be completely stretched out, or can the elbow be a bit loose?