Build a snooker training plan you will actually follow

Give your practice a defined shape and an end point: length in weeks, sessions per week, hours per session and the focus areas you want to fix.

Setting the plan up

A plan is yours to define — its name, description, length in weeks, sessions per week and hours per session. You then choose which focus areas it targets: Break Building, Potting Accuracy, Safety, Escape Snooker. New to the app? Onboarding suggests a plan built from your stated level, and you can accept it with one tap instead of starting from a blank slate.

Knowing where you stand

The plan overview holds the date range, focus areas, weekly commitment and total weeks in one place, so you always know what you signed up to. Alongside it sits live progress — sessions completed and hours practised within the plan period — which answers the only question that matters: are you keeping up?

You never log progress twice. Drills completed anywhere in the app — in a guided session or on their own — count towards the plan automatically.

Something to practise next

The app recommends a drill drawn from your plan's focus area, so arriving at the table without a plan for the next twenty minutes stops being a reason to drift into potting the same easy reds. And when your goals change, you can delete the plan (with a confirmation step) and build a new one.

What a plan does not do

To be straight about it: a plan defines its length, frequency and focus areas and tracks progress against them, but it does not generate a day-by-day schedule of specific drills. The recommendation engine suggests the next drill; it does not lay out your week.

Frequently asked questions

How do I create a snooker training plan?

Set the plan's name, description, length in weeks, sessions per week and hours per session, then choose the focus areas it targets. Onboarding can also suggest a plan based on your level, which you can accept with one tap.

Do I have to log practice against the plan manually?

No. Drills you complete anywhere in the app count towards the plan automatically, and the plan shows sessions completed and hours practised within its date range.

Does the plan schedule specific drills for each day?

Not currently. A plan defines its length, frequency and focus areas and tracks progress against them, and the app recommends a drill from your focus area, but it does not generate a day-by-day schedule.

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Snooker practice drills

More than 60 drills, filterable by category, difficulty and table area.

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Guided training sessions

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Frame-by-frame scores, win rate and highest-break progression.

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