Why Correct Aim Looks Wrong

Why do some snooker shots feel wrong… even when the aim is actually correct? In this video, we explore one of the biggest hidden reasons players miss balls they KNOW they should pot: 👉 they stop trusting the original aiming line. Sometimes the correct aim: - looks too thin - looks uncomfortable - looks visually strange …and that tiny moment of doubt causes players to unconsciously change the shot. This video breaks down: ✔ why correct aim can LOOK wrong ✔ why players adjust the line without realising it ✔ how visual doubt affects potting ✔ why “comfortable” doesn’t always mean “correct” ✔ how strong players trust the original picture ✔ a training drill to improve visual trust and aiming consistency If you’ve ever: - aimed a shot - changed it slightly - then missed and realised your FIRST line was probably right… this video is for you. 🎯 This is a direct follow-up to the previous aiming videos: “You’re Not Actually Aiming at the Pocket (Aim Here Instead)” https://youtu.be/XqD7w04k4PY “You’re Aiming Right… But This Is Why You Still Miss” https://youtu.be/PjoUYP7papc Watch all 3 together to fully understand: - target selection - cue delivery - visual trust - and why good shots still get missed. If you enjoy detailed snooker coaching, psychology, aiming concepts, cue action analysis and real player improvement content— subscribe to SnookerDr for more videos every week. 👇 COMMENT BELOW: Have you ever changed the line at the last second… and then realised the original aim was probably correct? #snooker #snookerdr #snookerpractice #snookercoach #snookeraiming #snookertips #cueaction #snookertraining #snookerplayer #snookerlife #snookerclub #snookercoach #snookerbreakbuilding #aiming #pool #billiards #cueball #mentalgame #sportspsychology #snookertechnique Cylinder Four by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://chriszabriskie.com/cylinders/ Artist: http://chriszabriskie.com/