Has the distance that a player walks around the table, during a frame/match/tournament, ever been measured.

It would be interesting to know, especially with the devices available today.

JohnC wrote:Has the distance that a player walks around the table, during a frame/match/tournament, ever been measured.

It would be interesting to know, especially with the devices available today.

Good idea - should be trivial to do.

I would estimate a mile in a BO9

Yan back to being rubbish.

SnookerFan wrote:Yan back to being rubbish.

Wrong thread man

SnookerFan wrote:Yan back to being rubbish.

I feel I contributed to the thread.

JohnC wrote:Has the distance that a player walks around the table, during a frame/match/tournament, ever been measured.

It would be interesting to know, especially with the devices available today.

World snooker should get FitBit on board as a sponsor, would make a change from all the betting companies.
I think similar to shot times there would be quite a range of distances, some players like get down on the shot right away, others prefer to wander about viewing everything from multiple angles.
I worry when Ricky starts almost lapping the table, it’s his tell tale sign of lack of confidence, the more efficient he is the better he plays.

Steve Davis used to walk long distances in the run up to The Crucible to prepare himself for The World Championships. He also used to set his alarm earlier in the fortnight leading up to The Crucible to prepare himself for the early starts.

Steve Davis was like a Scientist.