How can I kick a penalty kick at a fixed point, and how to play a fixed point when I play billiards?

1.Players must run five or six steps from the edge of the penalty area.

2.The run-up course kicks the soccer ball at 20 to 30 degrees.

3.The speed of the kicked football must be higher than 104 km/h.

4.The soccer ball must be entered from the inside of the goalpost and the meter below the lintel.

Of course, not everyone agrees with the above point of view, on the grounds that it is impossible to follow such harsh conditions under great psychological pressure. British football columnist Simon Cooper gave the example of French star Franck Ribery never deciding which direction to kick the ball in when he was running.

For those in football, most people believe that psychology plays a bigger role in penalty kicks.

Arsene Wenger said: "The success of a penalty is 90 per cent a matter of the psychology of the players. When a player takes a penalty, his heart beats faster, the goal seems to become smaller, and the goalkeeper seems to fill the entire goal. At this time, the punisher is required to be unshirkable. ”

Gerrard missed a penalty in the 2006 World Cup penalty shoot-out between England and Portugal and said after the game: "You know there are so many fans in the country watching you and you're exhausted and you're under a lot of mental pressure, and that's when you're most prone to make mistakes, and that's what happened to me at the time. ”

How to improve the confidence of players before penalty kicks is still a difficult task for each team.

You need to know this.

It is good to kick first.

Data from 1970 to 2003 shows that the team that took the penalty first eventually won. From 2003 to 2008, the winning percentage of the team that took the penalty first was.

Pre-game homework will work.

The most famous example is in the 2006 World Cup 1 4 finals, Lehmann** saved two penalties from Argentina after a small piece of paper.

A test of the World Cup winners.

From 1982 to the present, there have been an average of nearly three penalty shootouts in each World Cup, and six of the seven champions have experienced penalty shootouts.

Young people are more sure.

Sports psychologist Joe Det says players can take 90 per cent of penalties early in their careers, while by the time they make a name for themselves, they can only take 63 per cent of them. He believes that young players who are willing to work hard are the most sure penalty takers.

Two methods for reference.

1. Shoot at the outside of the foot (banana ball).

Scope of use: Shots from medium to long distances that bypass the opponent's block.

Technical points: Running to the ball in slash steps, when standing close to the side of the ball, lift the leg and twist the body to lock the eye, use the outside of the foot to volley the ball outside the three-third, and close the knee to complete the shooting action after shooting.

A little secret: toe down, use the instep to pull the ball on the outer plane, it is easier to form the ball outward bend castration, the greater the shooting force, the greater the arc, and the weaker the strength is difficult to surround the opponent.

2. Shoot with the inside of the foot (banana ball).

Scope: Medium-range shots that bypass the opponent's block.

Technical points: run diagonally to the ball, stand on the side of the ball, lift the leg to lock the eye, use the inside of the foot to volley the ball outside three points, twist the body during the hitting process, and shoot the ball naturally bent out.

A little tip: the toes are forward and upward, make good use of the inside of the boot to touch the ball, it is easier to grasp the direction of the ball, too much shooting force will cause the ball to fly away, weak strength and more difficult to get around the opponent.

You can refer to my name for this question.

Let's talk about it from my own point of view, well, I definitely haven't played professionally, I only have the opportunity to play some amateur games, as a goalkeeper.

There are not many penalty shootouts in the field every year, and the gross estimate is only about 30 over the years.

Penalty shoot-outs and penalties awarded in the game look like penalties, but in fact they are much worse. As a goalkeeper, I don't really have any pressure, mainly to discuss the pressure of the opposing penalty player.

From the experience of the game, the penalty kick in the game, the earlier the time, the less pressure on the opponent's penalty taker, after all, there is time for mistakes, so often the penalty taker will be calmer. But when it comes to the penalty shootout, we play the full 80 minutes in the amateur seven-a-side or eight-a-side system, and then the penalty game system is played in three rounds, if you are the goalkeeper, you will obviously feel that the opponent's "qi" is much weaker.

I should sum it up to three factors:

On the one hand, the psychological pressure is much greater than that of penalty kicks in the game.

Second, the physical exertion is placed there.

The third is that everyone's penalty training is a very small part of the training after all, so the penalty kick technique is basically like that.

And the last two points will directly affect the first one, that is, the amount of psychological pressure, at this time, those who dare to stand up and punish themselves are all men. The psychological pressure is high, one is to affect the accuracy of one's movements, and the other is to affect one's free throw selection. The first point is understood by everyone, and there is no need to say more.

As for the second one, simply put, I think everyone knows that the penalty shootout is particularly difficult to defend the goalkeeper in the upper corner, but it is also easy to make mistakes (fly), so many times the choice will be more conservative, choose the low and medium ball road to shoot and deceive the goalkeeper to judge and save the direction as the main means, which gives the goalkeeper a lot of room for the game and improves the probability of the goalkeeper to save successfully.

So in general, the psychological pressure on the penalty shooter is really high.

Believe it or not, ask the Dutch team Doge in 2000

Both teams had five chances to take penalties each, with the winner with the most goals.

To hit the fixed point, that is, we often say that the fixed shot, first of all, to meet a condition, that is, the target ball, the white ball, and the target ball to enter the bag is to form a straight line, that is, the ball is usually said to be straight, Duan Qi can play the fixed shot, because once there is an angle, or the angle is very large, after the cue ball hits the target ball, it is impossible to form the effect of the cue ball fixed in place, only to meet the first to meet the front grip of the mountain, in order to play the fixed rod, the specific stroke is to hit the cue ball at the midpoint of the power, depending on the distance between the cue ball and the target ball The farther the distance, the greater the strength should be, the closer the distance, the smaller the force, the specific force method is to retract the rod immediately after the stroke, otherwise it will not be fixed, and there will be a Stern effect.

1.The cue ball has a lot of hitting points that produce a lot of effects, but there are only five basic marksmanship.

2.Mid, High, Low, Mid-High, Mid-Low. (The playing style of the off-rod plug will not be discussed in this section) 3All of the basic marksmanship takes place on the midline of the cue ball with a straight board.

4.Any point that is not within the cue ball will cause a deflection block. That is, to rotate left to right or left up, right up, left down right, and so on.

5.The concept of a partial plug can only be fully realized after the cue ball has eaten the library. In other words, there is no need to use a deflection rod to plug the cue ball without eating the library.

The center point of the cue ball is also called the middle rod.

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