Sound familiar?
You train hard, yet your progress remains inconsistent. What works one day seems to disappear the next.
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Perhaps you've received so much different — sometimes even contradictory — advice that you no longer know what your game really needs. You keep searching, adjusting and correcting, but you're missing a clear starting point.
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The problem is rarely a lack of commitment or information. As long as you don't understand the technical, visual and mental patterns influencing your performance, lasting improvement will remain difficult.
You don't need to search harder. You need clarity about what is truly shaping your game.
I look at what is truly influencing your game
My name is Luk Simoens. As a professional snooker coach, I don't just look at what is going wrong at the table, but more importantly why.
The same mistake can arise from technical flaws, visual perception, limiting beliefs, an incomplete understanding of the physics involved, or the way you respond under pressure.
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As a certified Chris Henry Level 2 coach, I combine in-depth snooker expertise with insights from neuroscience and psychology. Together, we identify the patterns that are truly influencing your game and determine what you need to create lasting change.
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You won't receive generic advice. Instead, you'll gain clarity about what works for you, along with the guidance to translate that into a more consistent game, more purposeful practice, and stronger performances.
With Chris Henry. Alongside my Level 2 certification, I work as a tutor and co-author of his neuroscience-based coaching courses.
One integrated approach. Three levels of development.
Master yourself
​Learn to recognise how your thoughts, beliefs and emotions influence your game. Develop the composure, self-regulation and mental flexibility to stay true to yourself and your game, even under pressure.
Master the game
Understand what truly determines your performance. We connect technique, visual perception and cue ball physics, so you not only play better, but also understand why something works.
Plan your success
Turn new insights into purposeful practice and lasting habits. With clear priorities and the right guidance, you'll continue building your development step by step.
How to get started
1. Find the coaching that's right for you
Explore the different coaching options and choose the one that best matches your goals, playing level and preferences.
2. Get in touch or
sign up
Depending on the coaching option, we'll either arrange an introductory conversation or complete your registration directly.
3. Start your coaching journey
Receive a clear, personalised approach tailored to your game, helping you develop with purpose and confidence.
What players experience through my coaching
"A whole new world opened up"
“I learned to analyse my own game. Thanks to Luk, I don’t just understand what I’m doing wrong — I know how to tackle it. His coaching is clear, calm, and free of unnecessary fluff.”
— Kris Smet, competitive player
"More than just training"
“Even with limited practice time, Luk gets the most out of my game.
He makes me stronger — on the table and mentally. Always tailored, always structured, and always with patience.”​
— Thijs Pauwels, 2× Belgian U21 Champion
"Coaching that truly fits the child"
“Our son Lucas has autism. With Luk’s help, he’s growing technically, socially, and mentally. Luk gives him confidence and creates a safe space — no pressure, just calm, respect, and a warm group.”
— Erika & Jeroen, parents of Lucas Van Dyck
For players who want to truly understand their game
I work with recreational players, competitive players, and players with national or international ambitions. What connects them is not their current level, but their willingness to look at their game with curiosity and intention.
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My coaching is for you if you:
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want to understand what is truly influencing your performance;
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are open to focused feedback and new insights;
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are willing to apply what you learn with awareness and purpose.
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You don't have to be a top player. You simply need to take your game seriously enough to look beyond quick tips and one-size-fits-all solutions.
Good coaching doesn't start with change
You don't have to hit a plateau or rebuild your entire game to benefit from coaching. My starting point is not how a player should play according to a fixed model, but how you play today and what is already working well.
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Together, we explore what is truly influencing your performance. Sometimes that requires a technical adjustment. Sometimes the key lies in your visual perception, your understanding of the physics, your practice habits, or the way you respond under pressure.
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We keep what works. We make visible what is holding you back. Only what is relevant to your game becomes the focus.
The goal isn't to replace your game, but to understand it better, refine it, and make it more reliable.