Snooker practice drills for players training alone

What is in the drill library

The library covers the four skill areas the app trains, and every drill carries a setup illustration, a description, a difficulty band, a shot count and the table areas it uses:

Focus area	What the drills cover
Break Building	Red routines and colour clearances that string pots together into a break.
Potting Accuracy	Straight pots, long pots, thin cuts, cushion and swerve pots.
Safety	Safety shots that leave your opponent with nothing.
Escape Snooker	Escapes from snookers, the part of practice most solo players skip.

Find the right drill in seconds

Filters narrow the library three ways, so you can practise the exact part of your game — or the exact part of the table — you came to work on:

• By category — Break Building, Potting Accuracy, Safety, Escape Snooker.
• By difficulty — Easy, Medium, Hard, Very Hard.
• By table area — top, middle or baulk.

Each drill card also shows how much total time you have already spent on it, which quietly reveals the parts of your game you have been avoiding.

Practising a drill, set by set

Drills are tracked the way a gym app tracks lifts. You choose the reps and sets before you start, then work through them at the table:

• A running session timer and a “sets completed” progress bar.
• Start and finish each set individually, so every set's duration is recorded on its own.
• Expand the setup illustration and description between sets to re-check the layout.
• Write session notes while you practise, before the detail fades.
• The screen stays awake, so your phone does not lock between shots.
• A warning before you exit early, so an in-progress session is never lost by accident.

When you finish you get a summary — duration, sets completed, reps per set — and the record is saved to your history and counted towards your training plan automatically.