Nine ball standard pose? What is the Nine Ball Rule?

Method. 1. Hitting posture is a basic skill. When hitting the ball, the body should face the main ball and the target ball, stand with the left foot forward, the right foot a little back, form a 50-degree angle between the two feet, or stand in a T-shaped step, sideways to the table, left foot forward, right foot back, between the two feet to form an angle of about 80 degrees.

2. Two standing methods are commonly used in batting, the first one is more common, beginners often like to stand T-shaped step, in fact, the figure-of-eight step is more conducive to aiming, and the standing T-step is only used when hitting certain balls.

3. When hitting the ball, the whole body should be relaxed, only at the moment of hitting the ball, and the width of the foot should be shoulder width to balance the body. The body should be facing the table head, bend down when hitting the ball, and lean forward, at this time, it should be noted that the center of gravity of the whole body should be pressed on the feet, and not moved forward to the hands, the center of gravity on the hands will affect the ball, so that the whole body is stable and balanced.

The position of your feet should be on the line of your outlet, because your back hand, center of gravity foot, head, and club should be in the same vertical plane, and both feet are 45 degrees in the direction of the out, and you can also adjust it according to your habits.

There is no standard. Don't believe that. You're comfortable. It's the most standard for you.

It doesn't matter what posture you use. You can score. This posture is standard.

Everyone's physical condition is different. So there is no standard. It's all different from person to person.

Teacher Feng's billiards class: What are the differences between the playing posture of Jiuqiu and Slocker?

Rules: Both players each have a ball, and after the tee line, hit the ball to the top shore at the same time to make it bounce back, and the player with the ball closest to the bottom rock has the right to tee off. In the following cases, the right to choose is forfeited.

1. The ball touches the shore on the left or right.

2. The ball goes beyond the centerline.

3. The ball did not touch the top shore.

4. Put the ball in the pocket.

5. Hit the ball to the edge of the bag, and the edge of the ball has exceeded the shore.

After the tee line, the tee player freely chooses the tee position, starting from the color ball, and then punches the No. 9 ball into the bag, which is considered to win a game, and the target ball on the table is always the smallest number of color balls.

In any of the following cases, it is a foul and the opponent takes a free kick.

1. The cue ball does not touch the target ball (except when the cue ball is attached to the target ball).

2. The main ball falls into the bag.

3. The cue ball jumps off the table.

4. Any color ball jumping table.

5. Touch any ball on the table with a club, body, clothes, etc.

6. When the target ball or cue ball is close to the shore and hits the ball, if the target ball is not pocketed, the cue ball or colored ball does not touch the shore.

7. Keep your feet off the ground when you go out of the pole.

8. The ball on the table is not completely stationary when hitting the ball.

9. When kicking off, put the main ball outside the kick-off line, and force the shot after being informed by the referee.