Nic Barrow kept getting in trouble as a kid for throwing stones, so he found a safer way to fire a projectile: snooker. He played alongside a teenage Ronnie O’Sullivan, turned pro in 1991, and realized in his late 20s, standing over a deciding black ball in a tournament, that he was really a coach. Now he’s taught in more than fifty countries, led the UAE national team, invented the Ultimate Training Ball, and spent a season working with Ronnie himself. We discuss the slow-start, slow-stop backswing he learned from Ronnie, why fixing your vision center makes most stroke problems disappear, the stance change that keeps your head still under pressure, why top snooker pros underestimate pool, and the man who squeezed a 12-foot snooker table into his kitchen while his wife was at work.
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