Ever wonder what it takes to be a competitor in pool and snooker?

In this podcast, James Hair and Noel Flannery from Cue Sport Hub explore what it truly means to be a competitor in cue sports. Whether you’re stepping into your first tournament or chasing professional titles, this video is packed with insights to help you prepare, perform, and excel.

What You’ll Learn:

✅ The mindset of a true competitor: How to stay focused and motivated

✅ Tips for handling pressure during tournaments and critical matches

✅ Strategies for preparing mentally and physically for competition

✅ Key habits that separate great players from the rest

Competing in snooker or pool is about more than just skill—it’s about resilience, discipline, and the will to win. Learn how to cultivate the qualities of a successful competitor and give yourself an edge on the table.

Are you struggling with self-doubt during your snooker or pool?

You're not alone. In this video, James Hair and Noel Flannery from Cue Sport Hub dive deep into the mental side of cue sports, sharing proven strategies to help you overcome self-doubt and play with confidence.

What You’ll Learn:

✅ Why self-doubt affects your performance in snooker and pool

✅ Practical techniques to build mental resilience and confidence

✅ How to stay focused and manage pressure during games

✅ Steps to turn mistakes into learning opportunities

Your mindset can be the difference between winning and losing.

James Hair and Noel Flannery of Cue Sport Hub catch up before Christmas to recap their interview with world renowned snooker coach Lee Walker. They talk about one of the greatest snooker players ever, Mark Williams, who had recently credited Noel with improving his game on his recent Stephen Hendry Cue Tips appearance.

They also talk about one of the hottest topics for cue sports players the world over, how to take your practice game into match play. So many players find this their biggest problem, playing so well in practice, yet when they get on the match table they struggle to make pots they were making comfortably in practice.