How can you poke billiards well?

Start with the basic skills, basic posture, basic techniques, and then learn to add plugs and ball control strength, when these are practiced, go to the pursuit of positioning, and then to create their own billiards style, billiards can be said to rely on talent, talent is generally not more than six years to create their own style, of course, regardless of the level of talent, or to have patience and perseverance, you must know that billiards requires a long time of hard training and accumulation, pay attention to a point, when you are already a good billiards player, Then you have to improve your mental quality, when practicing or playing, your heart must be calm (billiards is a mental sport), and finally I hope that your friends can cheer on you and become a billiards master.

Billiards is played as follows:

1. Stick 1: Cultivate the correct stick and guard posture, and the arms are naturally extended instead of stiff, which can help you lock the target ball. Regularly practice the posture and position of bridging between the thumb and four fingers, and strive to be relaxed, solid, and stable, which has an absolute impact on the accuracy of the stroke.

2. Don't just use your fingertips to grip the club, and don't use your wrist strength to grip the club.

When the cue ball is close to the target ball, the distance between the pole should be shortened, and the grip position should also be appropriately moved forward, otherwise it should be moved backward.

2. Aiming 1. The smaller the horizontal angle of the rod, the more accurate the impact is. The shoulder line (centerline) of the grip should be aligned in the direction of the target ball, with the shoulder point directly above the center of gravity of both feet.

2. Keep the center of the chin directly above the club, in a straight line with the tip of the nose and the center of the eyebrows. Before the stroke, 3 or 5 times of dribbling is sufficient, and it is easy to lose the sense of rhythm and add unnecessary pressure to yourself.

3. Swing. 1. Use the speed of the swing of the cue stick to strengthen the speed of the cue ball; Rather than using the strength of the arm to increase the force of the impact. The forearm hangs down naturally, lifting the club lightly, swinging back and forth, striving for a smooth rhythm and maintaining the same speed as much as possible.

2. The speed of the rod return (the last action of the retraction before the rod is chained), try to reduce it to slow, concentrate, the body does not move like a mountain, and it is a decision of the standard.

Fourth, out of the pole. 1. The blow is required to be very soft, which can avoid the deflection caused by the club. Focus on the point of the cue ball before making a shot, the precise position of the point of impact with the cue ball, and shift your attention to the target ball when you make a shot.

2. When you notice that the test is incomplete and you have doubts before the shot, you should not force the shot, but stand up and readjust the basic posture.

Playing billiards aiming skills:

1. Point-to-point aiming, take a point from the mouth of the bag, connect to the center of the target ball, and then connect to the center of the white ball, pass through the center point to the hand frame point, and the hand frame point can be placed on this line to play the rod.

2. Aim at the thickness, estimate the direction of the target ball, extend to the mouth of the bag, estimate the impact position of the white ball, and decisively make a shot.

3. Imagine the ball aiming, assume a ball behind the target ball, and hit this click.

4. Aiming with a sense of direction, training to pose at any angle, standing behind the white ball, feeling the direction of the goal at the angle.

How to play billiards.

1. First of all, you have to learn how to use the hand to erect the pole

When you hold the club, your palm should be close to the table, the four fingers are close to the table, and the thumb is raised in a criss-cross shape, the purpose is to give the club a support frame. The rack must be stable, otherwise the club will be easy to move as soon as it is forced, and a move will cause the ball to deviate or even not hit the ball.

2. The distance between the hand frame and the white ball

Generally speaking, a distance of 15 or 40cm is more appropriate if conditions permit. If the distance is too close, it is easy to cause the short stretching distance of the club and the force is small, and the distance is too far to cause the power position of the club to deviate. Generally, the farther the distance, the higher the requirements for the stability of the club outlet.

3. How to hold the cue and how to exert force

It will directly affect the possibility of your bag, and I will introduce you to several commonly used grips, the first is to hold the club with the tiger's mouth, hold the shaft with the thumb and index finger, and the rest of the fingers are gently attached to the club, which is also the most basic grip.

The second is like the legendary star O'Sullivan, who holds the club with the tiger's mouth, the thumb and middle finger hold the club, and the other fingers hold it slightly.

The billiards style of play is introduced as follows:

1.High Stick: 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.

2.Hitting posture shrinking rod: also known as pulling rod, is to hit the cue ball below the midpoint, so that the cue ball wants to move after touching the target ball, pay attention to the force of hitting the ball is downward, not horizontal.

3.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 side 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.

4.Jumping Ball: Hit the ball from above the cue ball with a short game (jumping cue) to make the cue ball have a jumping effect to avoid obstacles.

5.Brake ball: 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 (fixed ball) effect after hitting the target ball.

6.Deflection: Same as the rotation of the high rod, on the basis of the shrinking rod or the high rod, the rotation is used to change the movement route of the cue ball to achieve the purpose of positioning.

7.Curveball: Similar to a jump ball, but with a different force and angle of impact, and a spin technique (deflection gun) is added to this base

8.Low Shot: Hit the cue ball below the midpoint of the cue ball so that the cue ball wants to move after touching the target ball, noting that the force of the shot is downward, not horizontal.

Tips for playing billiards:

1. Place your hands flat on the countertop, your wrists close to the countertop, place your four fingers flat apart or grab them gently, and your thumb will naturally stick to your index finger to drive the bar.

2. The front shoulder and the back shoulder are generally the front shoulder under the back shoulder on the top.

3. The stability of the rod is directly determined by the stability of the elbow of the pole operator, and the elbow is fixed.

4. The center of gravity of the body falls on the hitting line to support the legs, and the position in front of it can ensure the stability of the shot.

The correct posture for playing billiards is as follows:

1. The hands should be spread and flattened, the joints should be slowly arched upward, and the thumbs should be upturned close to the index finger as much as possible to fix the position of the club, which is not easy to slip.

2. When holding the club, the left hand should be about one and a half palms away from the club head, and the right hand should be the same distance from the club position.

3. The right hand only needs the thumb and index finger to clamp the club, and the other three fingers can be lightly held. Then use your wrist to punch it out.

4. Take a slight step forward to the left with your left foot in the outer eight, the width is the same as your shoulder, and the right foot can be naturally turned 5 degrees outward.

5. Press down on the waist, the lower the from the table, the better, so that the playing is more standard.

6. Raise your head to be perpendicular to the club. Keep an eye on the ball and the club. Think cue.