How to choose a suitable rod in the billiard room

The first floor is actually a little biased, and the male rod in the ball hall is also easy to use, depending on the overall level of this ball hall.

In fact, I personally think that there are the following points that should be paid attention to:

1. The overall shape of the club. The shape of a club is very important, if it is not well maintained, it will cause excessive bending and deformation, and this kind of club can be passed directly.

2. The elasticity of the cue. The elasticity of the club depends on the wood, and the elasticity of a good club should also be good, when choosing, you can hold the back handle of the club with one hand, which is the place where you usually hold the club, and hit the tail of the club with the other hand, and then look at the elasticity of the top of the club. The vibration effect produced by a good club is very large and lasts for a long time.

3. The leather head of the club. When choosing a leather head, you should choose according to your own habits, because the male rod in the ball hall is not specially treated, so there are all kinds of leather heads, but the main thing is to see whether the integrity of the leather head and the position of the leather head and the club paste are consistent.

4. If you are interested, you can also take a look at the pattern of the ball marker, a good club is made, the pattern is regular and symmetrical, of course, this is irrelevant to the male club in the ball hall.

The above are some of my views on choosing a male club, but if you like billiards, it is still recommended to buy your own club, which is helpful for future practice and long balls.

The male rods in the ball room are basically very bad, and it is very uncomfortable to use, but there are still some ways to choose a slightly usable one, first of all, to see whether the leather head is firmly glued, whether the shape is regular, and secondly, to see whether the shaft is straight or not, basically that's all.

There are a few good points to choose a pole.

One is to see if the pattern of the pole is straight enough, whether it is a gray-black line until the leather head, the general pole has 6 to 8 annual rings, you can count them.

The second is to see if the pole is straight enough, and it is uncomfortable to hold the number.

The third is to see whether the skin is thick enough and the degree of regularity of the skin.

The third is the most important thing, you hit the lower middle part of the club with your hand, and there are two ways to tell if it's good or bad.

Either it's straight and you don't move no matter how you knock it, or you knock it and he vibrates with a large frequency and a small amplitude. Remember not to use a club with a lot of amplitude if the frequency is not large, as it will not be able to aim accurately and will not be conducive to your positioning.

Squat down first and listen to the sound, then see if it's straight, and then the head.

It's hard to pick the right male in the ball room!

It is recommended to buy one for your own use!

Fixed equipment has a great effect on your progress!

You need to work together with both hands, stand upright, bend your upper body slightly forward, hold the stick with your left hand, and grasp the club with your right hand to aim.

Forehand pole: Press your palms against the table, then separate your four fingers apart and arch your arms. The thumb is raised to form an angle with the dorsal peak of the finger, and the club is within this angle. As shown in Fig

Forehand shelf.

Grip of the back hand: First, the right hand should hang vertically, and the abdomen of the middle finger and thumb should support the weight of the club. The other three fingers surround the club in turn and must not be clenched.

The grip of the back hand.