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Anonymous users2024-02-07The point of hitting the cue ball:
As we all know, controlling the cue ball to its ideal position is achieved by rod method and strength, and different stroke methods are produced according to the different positions of the cue ball hit by the cue ball. So how many hits are there on the cue ball and how many strokes can be generated?
Theoretically, there are n points of attack that can produce n marksmanship (n 1k). Therefore, when the cue ball can be divided into a dozen point clouds like a clock, even when it is scolded. Indeed, the cue ball will produce at least 20 or more collision points if it is subdivided.
However, there are some points that are almost unusable, and they can't be hit as precisely, and the effect is not very noticeable. Therefore, in order to make our thinking clear, simple and thorough, I hope you will accept the following concepts.
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).
3.All basic marksmanship takes place on the midline of the cue ball's vertical table.
4.Any shot 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 eccentricity can only be fully realized after the cue ball eats the library. In other words, there is no need to use a deflection rod to plug the cue ball without eating the library.
Conceptual understanding: Using the above five basic strokes, you can completely control the cue ball to any position on the table. All that is required is a little higher or a lower rod.
That is to say, when you are facing different angles and distances, adjust the height of the cue ball hit point appropriately instead of the downward deflection to achieve the purpose of the cue ball positioning.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06To put it simply: high club: the point of impact is on the top half of the white cue ball, and the advantage is that the cue ball travels forward after hitting the target ball.
Low Shot: The point of impact is on the lower half of the white cue ball, which has the advantage of retracting backwards after hitting the target ball.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Only, watch more, ask more, practice more! It's still up to you to figure it out on your own, and you'll succeed! Come on. With a high club, make the cue ball follow forward! With a low club, make the cue ball go back!
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Take a look at the answers above, summarize it yourself, learn more and practice more, hehe.
If you really like to play, go play with your classmates.
You can go by yourself.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Billiards high, medium and low pole line demonstration, learn these three rod methods, and play amateur players is absolutely enough.
There are several ways to play the American low game.
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Yes, this is a must, standard action, but now you are still used to the previous style of play, just like just starting to learn to call the ball, as soon as you move the position is not accurate, you need to adapt to the process, it is better to practice according to the standard action, and it is good to change it slowly, and it will be OK when you get used to it. Hope it helps!!
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1. Practice the ball.
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