Ding Junhui teaches you to play billiards posture, beginner billiards posture problems

It's about looking at your own feelings, don't blindly imitate others.

Your jaw should be directly above the club

The first is your standing.

Your right foot should be on the offensive line, and your left foot should be half a step forward (at 11 o'clock) with your feet shoulder-width apart.

The second is your shot.

You practice hitting the cue ball first, and after the cue ball goes out, the person does not move, and the cue ball comes back with a star and will hit the head of the skin. If you can't prove that your shot is in the extra game, it won't be allowed.

The third is the problem of your elbows.

Putting a book under your armpit to practice your shot will improve your shot stability, your back arm won't swing and your hit won't be accurate, your shot is an elbow movement, and the rest of your body should stay still.

The fourth is your dribbling rhythm and exit speed.

It's up to you to know what is right for you.

For beginners, you don't need to keep your chin close to the bar, and it will be comfortable to lift it a little.

The chin is close to the bar in order to improve the aiming accuracy, beginners have n many problems in other aspects, such as unstable back hand, unstable hand frame, do not know the goal point, etc., the first thing to solve these problems is the most important, and when the technology matures, the accuracy of aiming is high, and you yourself will naturally climb low, and the chin will be pasted, no need to deliberately force it.

Well, hello, no one can stick to the chin, but just close, first stand and look at the goal point, I really can't find a cue to compare it with, think about what the white ball will go to after touching the target ball, how much strength to use, and then lie down, hit, score, get up, and see how the next ball will be played.

Take the right-handed hitter, for example:

Stand with your feet parallel to your shoulder-width apart, and your left foot slightly in front of you. Stand facing the line with your chest held high. Lean down with your hips as the axis.

The left leg is slightly bent and the right leg is straight. (The main point is that the lower back should not be bent, it should collapse, and the hip should be sent out) The left hand should be naturally stretched forward and slightly bent, and the right hand should hold the rod in front of the pole and support the left thumb and index finger. The upper arm of the right hand is flat, and the lower arm naturally hangs down to the vertical ground to make a pendulum swing.

In fact, the chin is close to the club in order to fix the club and ensure the accuracy of the straight hitting of the club, which is not needed by beginners@!!

When you don't bend over, find the hitting point first, and then bend down and stick to your chin to aim at the hit point you find, and hit the shot...

Once you get used to it, you can feel it.

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