Snooker Quotients

SQ Perfection!

KA WAI CLOSE TO PERFECTION IN SQ TEST
Hong Kong's talented young player, Cheung Ka Wai, delivered as close to perfection as we have seen in the SQ Break Building test - posting a score of 98.01 with 7 visits that included 6 centuries (5 centuries were total clearances and one was a maximum 147). Read more here.

HK takes SQ to the Max!

TAKING SQ SNOOKER HANDICAP TRAINING TO THE MAX
Hong Kong players Cheung Ka Wai (video below) and Chang Yu Kiu, both scored maximum 147s during training this week, and it got us thinking - less than 10 years ago as 11/12 year olds, they were at PROGRESSION Level 1 (Level 1 SQ score was less than 30) in the what is your SQ handicap scale. Read more here.

SQ Testing Process

Within the SQ and ISQ testing process, almost every area that you could want to test and improve is available. No stone is left unturned in the search for maximum improvement and full potential reached for every player.

What are you waiting for? Start testing yourself and improving your game today! What is your SQ?

First ever SQ

Congratulations to snooker player and coach Corné Kuijpers, who has achieved the very first SQ handicap. Corné, an EBSA coach from The Netherlands, has completed the SQ skills tests, which have been verified and assessed against 10 years of test data. He is now top of the SQ handicap leaderboard and is looking forward to using the system to help his players improve their game.

Why SQ?

Why do we need SQs for relative assessment in Snooker? A lot watch but not enough play . . .  impressive is the best word to describe Snooker’s viewing figures – in recent years reaching a staggering half a billion viewers in one season. As a spectator sport in some countries it rivals football, tennis and golf.  However, unlike these other sports, snooker's rates of participat ...

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