He has been guru to world champions Steve Davis, John Parrot, Terry Griffith, and Stephen Hendry, whilst working closely with Doug Mountjoy, Anthony Hamilton and many, many others.

Doug Mountjoy for instance, after being one of the top 16 players for a decade had declined to number 24 in the world rankings and was sliding lower.

In 1988 he went to Frank Callan, who took his game apart and rebuilt it. Within months he had won the Tennants UK Open Championship in frontof over 13 million viewers and then went on to win the Mercantile Credit Classic in Blackpool.

The public quickly became aware of what most top players acknowledge: Frank Callan is the finest snooker coach the game has EVER seen.

Now, in the pages of this web site, Frank makes his experience and insights available to all players from the beginner to the top professional.

Are you a right, left or even sighted player? Does it matter how your feet are placed? In which position should your elbow be before striking?

Find out in the pages of this web site, where the master coach becomes 'Your Coach'.

If you are new to the game of snooker, visit the beginners guide to discover the rudiments of the game.

This page contains useful reference to the table, the game and the playing equipment required. There is also an excellent glossary page which helps the new starter to snooker learn the industry specific language and terminology.

The basics touches upon aspects of technique and preparation which should be learnt prior to attempting more advanced techniques.

Perhaps the most important section of snooker tuition on the website. Get the basics right and you can then move onto the more advanced levels and cueing techniques.

For people who are comfortable with the basic fundamentals of the game but now wish to progress to the next level visit the intermediate and advanced links for detailed instruction.

Learn about the nap on the cloth, top-spin, side-spin, back-spin and playing with the rest.

The link to practise provides routines which should be incorporated into your regular training schedule. Many of the 'set' routines can be utilised by players of all standards, all of which will benefit from the training methods detailed.

The section on break building routines and shot selection are vital if you are to maximise the size of breaks you achieve.

The link to general interest is very thorough and detailed, covering a wide array of subjects and varying aspects of the game.

This section covers many topics and has links to some subjects and situations that only arise occasionally but when they do you will be glad you were prepared.

The mental approach to snooker and the tactical side of the game are covered in the link to strategy.

How to stay focused when the pressure is at its fiercest, coping with tension and playing at your best when it matters most.