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  • MarkP
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    Thank you DeanH, vmax and Nitty50. There looks to be plenty to keep me busy, but at least I know I will be looking at decent coaching videos.

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  • Nifty50
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    Barry Stark seems to have helped Kyren Wilson.

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  • vmax
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    Snooker pro tips by Neilmaxman comes to mind, covers everything and explains sidespin better than anyone I've found online. Avoid any ex pros as they haven't a clue how they did it so can't explain the whys and wherefores.

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  • DeanH
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    First place that comes to mind is Steve Barton (on here as well)
    https://www.bartonsnooker.co.uk/

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  • MarkP
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    Good and bad sources of online/written coaching

    Can anyone please tell me of any good YouTube sources for coaching videos (and any to avoid) please?

    Also, although I know they are going out of favour, are there any good coaching books. I know they aren't the favoured medium now, but I learn better from a book. In particular, is "147 snooker drills and exercises" by Highfield and Horrix worth getting? Thank you.
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