Mark Selby going it alone as he reveals he is no longer working with renowned coach Chris Henry

Mark Selby has revealed he is going it alone without coach Chris Henry in the 2022/23 season. Selby had a difficult previous campaign, and took some time away from the game after admitting a battle with his mental health. Ad The four-time world champion received widespread support for opening up and admitting he was struggling.

British OpenSelby makes fourth maximum break of his career in commanding victory over Lisowski29/09/2022 AT 21:16 His form on the table last term was not to his usual standards, with a run to the semi-finals of the World Grand Prix Selby’s one performance of note. But Selby started the new season by advancing to the quarter-finals of the British Open, and he is happy with where his life is off the table. The 39-year-old revealed after his 4-2 win over Reanne Evans in the first round of the Northern Ireland Open that he was not thinking too much about his snooker, and was working without a coach.

'It is like art' — Trump thrills with audacious break featuring two plants 'Iron out those unforced errors' — White and McManus offer advice to 'great' Evans Asked by Rachel Casey in the Eurosport studio if he was still working with Henry, Selby said: “I was for the last two years but I have gone on my own this year. “I just said I wanted to try and play and enjoy it, with how I was last year off the table. I am just trying to play and not overthink too much.

“I feel OK. The main thing for me is I am feeling better off the table and am in a better place, which is huge for me. “If you are in a good place off the table more often that not you play well on the table.” Henry is one of the most well-known coaches on the circuit, with his approach being to help players with their game, along with their focus and