Do you really have to put the pole very flat when playing a low stick in billiards?

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!!

I'm not a master, but I can usually hit a decent low shot, so let's talk about my personal feelings. Playing low is always unstable before, sometimes it can be pulled far away, sometimes it is almost a fixed point, and then I slowly pondered and found that there are two main points in playing low game: one is that the force must be crisp, not that it needs to use a lot of force, but the moment of hitting the ball needs to be very decisive, and the specific feel must be experienced by yourself; The second is to follow the cue stick forward for a short time after hitting the white ball, and don't rush to retract the club.

As for the problem of putting it very flat, I feel that this is generally the case, and the players in the TV game also do this, but when the cue ball is in a special position, it can also play a clear effect by standing up the cue stick and hitting a low club, so the ordinary cue position is still as flat as possible, but in actual combat, you can decide how to play according to the situation.

You can not put it flat when aiming, but the rod is flat when hitting the ball, which is a must, otherwise the pull back effect is not good, the angle is too large, the retraction distance is near, the strength is small, put the flat and vigorously out of the rod, quickly retract, the effect is better, listen to the master's words.

It's easier to get used to, practice more, and the distance strength will slowly increase.

The back hand will be raised to spin the ball, or jump up, you have to understand, the flat force is thorough, so that you don't need to send a lot of force to play a strong sense of the ground effect, the general jump stick is to raise the back hand, remember not too low, you raise the back hand to the aim point is easy to deviate, and then there is easy to scoop up the cue ball, the low stick is the same as other rod methods, according to the basic action to lower the aiming point.

I think you're doing the right thing. Also, hitting the low bar has a lot to do with the strength, if the strength is not enough, no matter how low the low bar is, there will be no obvious back, at most staring, if the strength is small, it will follow a little forward. If you want to go back a little more effectively, it is recommended to use force, not necessarily to burst the rod, six or seven percent of the force is enough.

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Yes, stability is the most important thing when playing any ball, and it is the same for any stroke to maintain a position.

It is very low and flat to pull far, practice slowly, and beginners can master it in a month.

Not necessarily... Look at individual techniques.

For billiards lovers, playing a good low game is a relatively important basic skill.

Online articles often only talk about the essentials of low game, but the factors that affect the effect of low game are far more than these.

The whole process of hitting the ball is generally as follows: the hand frame is the fulcrum of the cue club, the hand drives the cue stick to accelerate, the leather head touches the bottom of the cue ball, and the cue ball is hit diagonally upward, and the friction force is forward and downward, and begins to translate and roll forward in a state of reverse rotation. After touching the target ball, if it is head-on contact, because the cue ball and the target ball have the same mass, the cue ball will stop burning in an instant, and then look at the rotation state, if there is still a reverse rotation, the cue ball will retreat, otherwise stop or move forward.

The static factors that affect the effect of the low game include: cue ball, cue, leather head, and table, and the dynamic factors include the hand frame and the process of dispensing.

1. Cue ball. The cue ball should be made of phenolic resin, and if it is a poor material, it may not be able to be played.

2. Clubs. The club skin should be hard and elastic.

3. Leather head. The material of the leather head should be elastic and grippy. Have a curvature so that you have enough contact area when touching the ball.

4. What about the platform. The table should not be too bad, otherwise the friction will be too great, and the counterrotation of the cue ball will be consumed quickly.

5. a scaffold. There are two questions: distance and high.

When playing a low stick, the scaffolding should be low first.

The distance of the scaffold depends on the distance between the cue ball and the target ball.

For the case within 50cm, the scaffolding can be closer, and the distance between the poles is shorter to increase stability, and the poles can be accelerated and extended.

When the distance is far, the hand frame should be far away, leaving enough room for acceleration, and it must rely on absolute speed, otherwise the counter-rotation of the cue ball will not be able to contact the target ball.

6. Exit the rod. When the distance is close, it can be shortened for a short time, and the distance can be extended for a long time.

Take care that the club is as level as possible to increase the forward velocity component.