Billiard rod skills, the difference between billiard rods and fixed rod play

Pay attention to the Q head first, wipe it before hitting, and then hit the bottom of the ball quickly with the rod, and you will find that you have succeeded. I like to play billiards very much, and the words may not be clear.

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The basic style of play is the same for fixed and reduced rods (also called low rods or pull rods), but the parts of the hitting point are slightly different, and the difference in strength is relatively large. The fixed rod can be understood as a small low rod, while the reduced rod is a large low rod. The basic principle is to see how much the cue ball spins backwards after hitting the target ball.

While striking the cue ball in forward motion, the cue ball gains a tendency to roll forward due to the friction between the cue ball and the tyani. When the cue ball rotates backwards, this friction reduces the backward rotation speed. After colliding with the target ball, if the cue ball does not rotate, it is a fixed rod, and if it rotates, it is a shrinking rod.

In terms of stroke, in the case of medium distance, the fixed rod should hit the center of the cue ball slightly downward, and as the distance between the cue ball and the target ball increases, the hitting point gradually moves downward, and the force needs to gradually increase. For long-distance fixing, it is necessary to use a pure low-rod method.

The average low game has a lower impact point and more power. According to the distance that the cue ball moves backwards, adjust the hitting point and force accordingly. The greater the distance you need to move backwards, the more you need to hit the ball and the more force you have.

High pole

As the name suggests, it is to hit the cue ball above the midpoint of the cue ball, so that the cue ball continues to move forward after hitting the target ball.

Shrink the rod

Also known as pull rod and low rod, it is to hit the cue ball below the midpoint, so that the cue ball moves backwards after touching the target ball, and it should be noted that the force of hitting the ball is downward, not horizontal.

Partial gun

It is to add side, hit the left or right side of the cue ball, make the cue ball rotate itself when it moves forward, and change the movement route after the cue ball hits the edge of the case or other balls. The spinning ball will have a certain change of line before hitting the target ball, and the change of line is different due to the difference in strength and rotation size, although there is a formula to calculate the arc of the change line, but if you want to hit accurately, you also need to exercise the ball sense.

Jump ball

Use a short game (jumping cue) to hit the ball from above the cue ball and make the cue ball create a jumping effect to avoid obstacles.

Brake balls

It is also to hit the cue ball below the midpoint, so that the cue ball rotates backward for a certain distance and then rolls forward, and produces a braking (fixing) effect after hitting the target ball.

Curveball

Similar to a jump ball, but with a different force and hitting angle, the cutting base adds spin techniques (deflection guns).

Stopper

Cut the white ball in the middle with a flat surface to get an average halve, and hitting any point on the tangent line that you are facing is not called a stopper, and any point you hit outside the tangent line facing you is called a stopper. The purpose of the plugging is to give the cue ball a rotational force, so that it can gain a greater deflection angle after hitting the edge of the cue. After stopping, the cue ball must hit the side library to achieve the effect of stopping.

The <> pull rod is a kind of billiards technique, which is to use the lower part of the cue ball when the friction is smaller, so that the cue ball rotates in the opposite direction to the forward direction. When the cue ball touches the target ball, the force of the cue ball moving forward will decrease, so that the friction force is relatively large, causing the cue ball to retract the force.

The skill of billiards pull rod [force should be fast].

Pay attention to the extension of the club, that is, do not withdraw the club immediately, which will cause insufficient force, which is commonly known as shaking the wrist.

Use more swings of your forearms, and don't use wrist swings unless necessary, especially if your back hand is unstable.

Try to lay the cue club flat, because if you put the cue ball diagonally, when the cue ball is hit, there will be a part of the downward force, which will cause the low game to be weak.

The skill of the billiard rod [rubbing the edge of the leather head with more powder].

When aiming at the ball, the nearest point should be as close to the cue ball as possible, and should not be larger than centimeters. First, it is conducive to improving accuracy. Secondly, the power will be closer to the expected value when you aim at the ball, so that the power is sufficient.

Unless necessary, try to reduce the lowest point, and you can achieve the desired effect by controlling the intensity.

Precautions for billiard rods

1.When playing a pull club, the club should be parallel to the table (it is not correct for someone to lift the back end of the club in order to hit the lower part of the ball); Spread your hands as flat as possible on the tabletop so that the head of the ball can reach the lower part of the ball, and the higher the technique, the lower the point of hit. (The lower it is, the more dangerous it is to jump the ball).

2.The arm that exerts power (usually the right) is slightly tighter (too tight and too relaxed can affect the quality of the ball), and the amount of power is proportional to the distance the ball travels back.

3.Putt quickly to cause the ball to rotate in the opposite direction (this is necessary for pulling the rod). The closing rod should not be too urgent, and the friction time between the leather head and the ball should be given.

If you are a beginner, you can go to most of the positions if you practice well in the high and middle and high clubs, and there is nothing to say about the middle and high clubs.

If you have a low club, pay attention to the front branch flat, lower the hand, don't hold the rod too tightly, hit the ball to find the feeling of piercing, hit the middle and lower part of the ball, if the target ball is not far away, the cue ball can be retracted by rotation Of course, it is also related to the resistance of the table, the elasticity of the club, etc. The important thing is to practice diligently, I hope it helps.