Loosely scatter a number of reds around the pink and black spots, ensuring that the black is potable into both top pockets.

Proceed to pot a colour with each red, but concentrate for position on the pink and black. Try to avoid going up for the blue or the baulk colours and if you wish, remove these from the table before beginning the exercise.

Improved ability in the scoring zone will result in bigger breaks and improved results in matches.

You will derive greater enjoyment from your game, knowing that when a chance was presented you had the ability to score heavily around the bottom end of the table.

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Beginners Introduction Replace Your Tip Behaviour The Balls Glossary The Cue Ask the Ref The Game

Strategy Introduction In The Mind Keep Practising Kick Riddle Lady Luck Reach For The Top Tension Shot Selection

General Interest Introduction Acknowledgements Covered Spots Did You Know Don't Quit Fresh Ideas Future World Champs Just For Fun Joe Davis One Frame Snooker Pot Black Pros and Cons