When playing billiards, how to play the most accurately, how to hold the pole in what position

Look directly at the white ball to the ball you want to hit and weigh the direction of the ball.

1. Place your left hand flat on the table with your palm down, from your wrist to your fingertips, and make a slight turn inward.

2. Little finger and ring finger.

and middle fingers, turn the arch inward together, press the left side of the palm against the countertop, and form a supporting gesture with three fingers.

3. When the left hand is close to a right angle to the club, pinch the thumb and index finger of the left hand together.

4. After the thumb and index finger form a circle, you can insert the club into the circle to support the club to hit the ball. If you need to adjust the height, stretch or arch your middle finger to adjust.

How to hit billiards

1. Push the ball. Hold the rod horizontally, hit the center of the cue ball, when the cue ball collides with the target ball, the target ball advances, the cue ball also follows the target ball at the same time, slowly moves in the direction of the same place, and slowly stops after traveling for a distance, which is the way to play the ball propulsion.

2. Follow the goal. When the cue ball collides with the target ball, the target ball is knocked forward, and the cue ball is followed closely behind, constantly following to the position where it needs to stop, so it is called following the goal.

3. Set pieces. Hold the rod horizontally, and throw the wrist out of the rod to use the explosive power of the wrist.

Hit the point where the center of the cue ball is slightly downward, and the cue ball slides forward slightly. When the cue ball collides with the target ball, the cue ball transmits all its forward momentum to the target ball, and the target ball advances, and the cue ball stays in the position of colliding with the target ball because it loses power, so it is called a set-piece.

4. Pull rod ball (also known as shrink rod ball). Hold the rod horizontally, swing your wrist to hit the middle and lower part of the main ball, and use the strong explosive force of the wrist swing to make the main ball reverse and slide forward. At the moment when the cue ball collides with the target ball, the target ball is knocked forward, and the cue ball releases the reversal force by the reaction force of the collision, and then spins backwards and retreats, so it is called a rod ball.

The correct posture should be to spread your feet slightly shoulder-width apart, with your right foot straight, your left foot bent, and your body naturally attached to the table, so that you can feel that your feet and body are very stable, and you should not lean forward or sit back excessively, and your body will not feel uncomfortable.

The body should be facing the cue, the toes of the left foot should be facing the cue, the right foot should take a half step, the body should be pressed down, the cue stick should be attached under the chin, the head should be raised to hold the cue stick comfortably, slowly find the center of gravity, the backhand, the armrest, and the cue ball should be on the same line.

Teach you the correct gestures and postures when playing billiards.

Come, I'll teach you. I'm also going to join the billiards club.

Teach you the correct gestures and postures when playing billiards.

First of all, it is recommended that you first change the force of your wrist Don't hold the back hand too tightly This is not suitable for playing a high-level ball, and secondly, you say that you want to maintain the level, it is recommended that you use a mineral water bottle to replace it It is to pump the club back and forth into the bottle hole Do it 20 times in a group The early stage may not be very fast Gradually accelerate You will get the horizontal shot you deserve, maybe outsiders will look like you will lose face But this is conducive to your growth skills.

All of the above is true, I can't understand it if I say too much, and you don't understand it either.

In short, the above premise you said, pay attention to the cooperation of the wrist! If you don't move your wrist, of course the clubhead will be cocked

Fortunately, your wrist will move a little, and you won't move at all and hit the light directly!

The correct exit includes the following points:

1. Be sure to move the rod before going out! Allow the back hand to relax to produce a smooth outlet. Spend some time on the pole and don't rush out of the pole.

2. While dribbling, observe the point of the ball and the ball to be hit, and connect them. Finally, focus your mind on the target ball when you hit the shot.

3. When moving the pole and exiting the pole, except for the forearm, any part of the body should remain stationary, and the forearm of the pole grip hand should only move back and forth, not swing left and right. Obviously, if there is any swing from side to side, the shot will not be a straight line, and it will not hit the point of the cue ball that you want to hit, and the mistake will follow.

4. When dribbling, try to keep the club level.

5. Natural extension, let the cue stick extend out naturally after hitting the cue ball, and stop naturally.

I still recommend that you watch more professional athletes' competitions and videos!! Maybe it's inspiring! Thank you.

Carpenter: You know, what do they think about whether the wood is straight or not, you should know it, right?

Personally, I suggest that LZ can hold the index finger and middle finger a little more solidly, but I think the problem with LZ is that the ring finger of the little finger basically does not touch the club, because I think that when you don't need a very strong stroke, the wrist force does not need to be too big, the wrapping of the ring finger on the club is still more important to improve the stability of the club, and the little finger is not completely out of contact with the club, when you dribble backwards, I think it should be that the longer you dribble backwards, due to the influence of the basic level of the club, The pressure on your ring finger and little finger gradually increases, and these 2 fingers should be released naturally along with the pressure! For example, if you look at Trump's full super low game, when he dribbles to the last point (when it is full), his little finger is gone, but his ring finger is still not completely detached!

And I don't think you need to dribble too much, and you don't need to pull too much backwards, because then your fingers are released to a relatively large extent, and the stability is relatively reduced! The ring and index fingers of most balls don't have to be loosened too much! The long platform requires accuracy and the ball with lower requirements for stroke can be held more tightly, because except for people with high wrists like Jimmy White, the average person uses the wrist to exert more force than the forearm, and the accuracy will decrease slightly, because the wrist is flexible!

I don't know if LZ has read Griffith's tutorial, there is a training method in it that trains this, you can learn from it!

Because you can only send one picture, and finally send a Higgins grip (something is technically wrong, but it doesn't affect the essence).

Your posture must be wrong. I've seen a lot of people play, not that if you've been playing for years, you're right about everything. A lot of people play with habitual mistakes.

It's like standing, gripping, aiming at the ball. When you hold the club with your right hand, you think you need to hold the stick steadily, and some people habitually hold the last two fingers of the stick with their right hand when aiming at the ball, and they will also open and hold the club, maybe it is a habit. But this is a bad habit.

If you don't hold the rod with your fingers, it's a bad posture, and you yourself feel that the rod is unstable.

The tiger's mouth is pressed down a little bit.

Or if you're pushing too hard and your hands are shaking and making you feel unstable, try relaxing.

Holding too hard will lead to insufficient follow-up of the club, and the stroke will not be the strongest.

But the most important thing in billiards is to score goals, and there are not too many times when playing 16 colors with strong strokes.

It is recommended that you still hold tightly and only relax when using a strong stroke.

Playing billiards is not something that can be explained clearly in one sentence or two, and sometimes it requires various factors, such as mood, environment, on-the-spot performance, weather, pole method, and so on.

The correct grip gesture for playing billiards is introduced as follows:

Lever grip gestures. Whether it's a right-handed or left-handed grip, the position of the grip is very important, and the right grip will allow you to hit the ball easily and smoothly. This is the first important factor at the beginning of playing billiards and should not be underestimated.

The first thing to do is to find the center of gravity of the club, by pinching the thumb and index finger of the hand together to make a circle or a hook, put the club in the circle, and then push the club left and right to adjust until it is balanced, and the position of the finger on the club is the center of gravity of the club. Then move 20 to 30 cm from this center of gravity to the tail of the club, this part is the appropriate position of the general grip, and you can also move back and forth to adjust the grip position if you need a special style of play.

When holding the club with the right hand, the thumb and index finger gently clamp the club at the tiger's mouth, like a ring, and the front part of the hand holds the club, namely: the thumb and the first two fingers, the other two fingers are held virtually, and the little finger is wrapped around the bottom of the club, which mainly cooperates with the balance and stability of the control club, so that the club maintains linear motion.

When we play billiards, we should pay attention to the fact that our five fingers are spread and then squared on the table. But the joints of our hands are not together, and they are slowly arched upward. At the same time, we should pay attention to the fact that we should try our best to change the thumb of the state to be upturned close to the index finger.

By doing so, we can fix the position of the club so that it is not easy to slip.

How it works: When we play billiards, we should pay attention to the fact that our five fingers are spread and then squared on the table. But the joints of our hands are slowly arched upward.

At the same time, we should pay attention to the fact that our thumb should be tilted as close to the index finger as possible. By doing so, we can fix the position of the club so that it is not easy to slip.