Coaching Camp :: Last Day

DBSA's Coaching Camp comes to an end with Subhash Agarwal, National Chief Coach being hopeful that there is lot of talent in Delhi needs to be nurtured and H.S. Bhogal, Delhi Coach focused on budding cueists. Mukesh Rehani, National Coach stressed for infrastructure and for foreign coach in Pool for fine tuning. Sanjay Sawant, National Coach from Mumbai seen to have finished and wants to stay back for more coaching. He so much impressed with the environment and enthusiasm of the cueists that he wished that such coaching camps should be held quarterly in all major centers.

DBSA President, Bhupinder Berry thanked all the coaches who gave their valuable time. All the coaches thanked Sardar Amarjit Singh, Organizing Secretary of DBSA Coaching Camp for holding the camp and for the wonderful hospitality, stay and media (electronic/print) coverage.

Coaching Camp :: Day 6

On Day 6, another national coach Sanjay Sawant joined DBSA Coaching Camp. He was being welcomed by DBSA Officials and campers. He delivered tips on initial Break  shots, given players line practice and last color ball clearance in snooker. Subhash Agarwal, National Chief Coach carry forward his coaching sessions with various difficult billiards shots, and Mukesh Rehani, National Coach continues with pool table about jump shots and safety on board.

Sessions were so exciting, the media persons and journalists failed to resist themselves from holding the cue and hitting the shots. few of them ask coaches and players how to deliver the shots and tried them on the table to experience something great.

Coaching Camp :: Day 5

Proceedings of Day 5 started with Yoga and PT exercise with young kids and other players. Thereafter Subhash Agarwal, National Chief Coach gave clearer vision about long in-offs, long jennies, stun shots and firm tips for cue ball control, while Mukesh Rehani, National Coach continues with pool table about first break shot.

Coaching Camp :: Day 4

Proceedings of Day 4 started with matches between groups of Camp participants under the observation of Subhash Agarwal, National Chief Coach; and Mukesh Rehani, National Coach. Chief National Coach corrected certain players in their various game related problems. Thereafter, Mukesh Rehani, National Coach taken care of budding cueists on Pool table to familiarise them with the difference of ball size, table size and playing techniques, and Chief National Coach Subhash Agarwal imparted tips on Billiards viz. long in-offs and top-table techniques.

Coaching Camp :: Day 3

Shri Subhash Agarwal, National Chief Coach, reached Delhi direct from Taiwan. He participated in a 'Question-Hour' session and also gave few tips. He was welcomed by Delhi Billiards & Snooker Association officials and the players.

Coaching Camp :: Day 2

Today, Former World Champion, Manoj Kothari gave scientific coaching to the budding cueists. He also delivered a lecture for the cueists, regarding stance, holding the cue, movement of balls, and how to play under stress.

He was assisted by Mukesh Rehani and H.S. Bhogal

Coaching Camp Inaugurated by Secretary BSFI, Shri C. Kapur

4th Coaching Camp for the budding cueists inaugurated by Shri C. Kapur, the Secretary BSFI today in New Delhi. The camp is organized by Delhi Billiards & Snooker Association (DBSA) from 19th May 2007 to 26th May 2007 at DBSA Office, B-108, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi 110 017.

Coaching Camp in the Capital of the Country

4th Coaching Camp for the budding cueists will be held in the capital of the nation, i.e. New Delhi being organized by Delhi Billiards & Snooker Association (DBSA) from 19th May 2007 to 26th May 2007 at DBSA Office, B-108, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi 110 017.

This camp is being held under the BSFI's Programme “Catch’em young". Chief National Coach, Subhash Agarwal will be supervising the camp and impart coaching to the young cueists upto 17 years of age. He will be assisted by Mukesh Rehani, the National Coach, and H.S. Bhogal, the DBSA's Coach. Players from Northern Region (from J&K to Lucknow) are expected to participate for betterment of their skills.

Those who are interested to register, may contact Shri Amarjit Singh, the camp coordinator at B-108, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi - 110 017 (+91 98110 25782).

New Delhi, 3rd May 2007