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The stroke should be stable, the lower part of the ball should be hit, and the retraction should be fast, and I personally feel that the thickness of the clubhead has little effect on the effect of pullback.

I think the most important thing is to click on the cue ball to give the cue ball a very clever force, and the guy upstairs said that the rod must be flat and not warped or pressed!! It will be easier for beginners with nine clubs!!

First of all, it's not pasting, it's original, pasting my previous ones.

1. The frame pole and the rear hand should be stable.

2. Try to make the clubhead gradually downward with the outlet.

3. The speed of the rod is gradually accelerating, which is the most difficult, and it can only be understood that it cannot be spoken. . .

4. A strong low game requires the clubhead to continue to follow up for a distance after touching the ball, but this requires a good feeling for the above three points.

It doesn't make much sense to pursue a strong low club, the meaning of a low club is to move, and being able to control the distance traveled is the most important. Personally, I think that the so-called "ton-pull rod" is of little practical significance, because it is not easy to control.

Tips for the higher realm of two points to play a low pole, you can study and study when you have time:

1. When the angle between the main ball and the target ball is relatively large, the cue ball can still basically follow the route when it went back, that is, a small force but a large low game, which is more difficult than a strong low game.

2. The angled low-club cue ball is in an arc, and the precise control of where the cue ball will go after the ** turn and the bend can make you feel at ease in the case of a complicated situation.

Regarding the strong low game, a couple of personal experiences are available for reference:

1. Flatten the club, the aiming point should be close to the table, and the club head moves slightly downward when the club is out, one is to strengthen the rotation, and the other is to prevent jumping.

2. The ball should be played through, that is, the cue stick should stop at the position of ten centimeters before touching the main ball.

3. At the moment of touching the cue ball, you must hold the cue tightly, and try to exert force and accelerate from the moment you touch the cue ball to the cue stop.

The key is to keep the shot straight, in the case of a strong back hand, try to play as low as possible, and exert force, so that you can play a strong low game, imagine how much rotation the main ball can have if you don't jump up with the tablecloth and use the maximum force, how to do it without jumping, you can only slowly experience.

With the above methods, what I can play is that the small table and the long table eat two libraries, that is, the cue ball and the target ball are on both sides of the table, and the cue ball can return to the opposite side when it comes back to eat one library. That's enough, no matter how strong it is, it doesn't seem to make sense.

1: The center of gravity is on the right foot (the novice will bring the center of gravity out) 2: The club must be in a horizontal position.

3: The arm is perpendicular to the bar.

5: There is no need to lower the hitting point as low as possible, divide the cue ball into quarters, in the 3 4 position, and so on to strengthen the effect after proficiency can be lowered accordingly, or it is very easy to jump ball).

When hitting the ball at the end, be sure to send the rod by inertia in a relaxed state, keep the action after the rod is sent, do not shake the wrist, and do not have the so-called pause after hitting the ball, which will not produce results.

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Remember the saying, "Use the least force to produce the best results." ”

All 5 points are indispensable, if you want to move a star with a low pole.

I am a master, believe me, first of all, I must have the correct aiming posture, try to relax the back hand, keep the cue stick parallel to the table when dribbling, aim at the bottom of the cue ball, and play the !! After completing the above postures, you can basically pull as far as you want!

The effect of the low rod is not the strength of the ball, but the height of the contact ball part of the back hand should not be raised, just try to lower it.

The hitting part should not be too low, otherwise it will squeeze the rod and it will take a long time to practice.

I think your situation should be a problem of grip and out, the former is that your grip is wrong, resulting in a hard stick will deviate; The latter is that you don't use the right force when you play the stick, you have to practice this, practice method: put the blue ball in the middle of the straight line between the blue ball and the middle bag, and then hit the cue ball midpoint with the cue stick, force the blue ball into the middle bag, the cue ball should stop at the contact point with the blue ball, you can do it to prove that your grip and shot are good.

The first thing you have mastered is that the point of impact is the bottom half of the ball, which is what you call the low game;

The second point is that the arm should be pulled back at the moment when the rod touches the cue ball when hitting the ball, and the force of the hand pulling back determines the distance of the cue ball back.

Hello landlord, I don't know how to express you can understand, but you don't believe the words of Gandalf 1984 on the 2nd floor, he completely misunderstood at that time, then you will never be able to play a low game, what you have to do is the hand holding the club in the back hand can not be clenched, to relax, the club is parallel to the table, the most important thing is that you must rub the head of the club before you hit the low game!! Then relax the shot, but you can't retract the back hand when you play the shot, you must push the club out, you can push it as far as you can, but if the white ball is close to the target ball, you can't do this, hehe, you have to foul the second impact. You can practice and experience it yourself.

The jump ball occurs because your club is too steep, the focus is too low, or the tip of the gun is already touching the table. The rod should be as flat as possible, the distance between the gun head and the table, the horizontal direction of the shot, and the operation of the shot and the rod should be fast, which is basically completed instantly. Also, I want to wipe the head of the gun, I wish you success!

Push the rod flat and don't pick it up.

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Tie rod: the scaffold is slightly lower, the hitting point must be the lower half of the cue ball (no need to aim too low), keep the scaffolding stable when the rod is out, the shot is stable, and the force is even, the specific is not very easy to say, the best lever is Higgins and O'Sullivan, you can see more of their game**.

As for following the ball, it is theoretically easier to learn than to pull the rod, but it is not easy to control. The heel ball is the upper part of the cue ball, the scaffold can be slightly higher, and the others are similar to the pull rod, so practice it well, it's fun.

Flatten, don't hit the low limit, are you a male or your own pole?

Reason 1: The hitting point is too low, in fact, you don't need to hit the low bar too low, and the position below 7/10 has no effect on the low game, only the slide bar. Solution: Move the hitting point upwards appropriately, in fact, as long as the hitting point is below the center point of the cue ball, you can hit a low shot.

Reason 2: The hitting point is not the aiming point, which is basically a common problem for most amateur golfers, which will lead to deviation and lack of delicacy in the movement. Workaround:

This is actually the wrong direction of the shot, the shot is sent straight forward, no lifting, no sinking, no shaking from side to side, novices can also do this, when everything is ready to hit the target ball, move your eyes to the cue ball (the correct one should be on the target ball), and hit the clubhead to the aiming point.

Let's go to the ball room and try it.

Elements of playing low: Chocolate hitting point, club as level as possible, AK point. The condition of the facilities is very important, try to find a new billiards or waxed billiards to play, the best effect. ）

If you don't understand, you can ask me.,It's absolutely correct.,Remember to adopt it.。

The clubhead is too low, the backhand is too high, the shot is too fast, and the power is not penetrated.

It's called a stroke, not a jump ball, it's a foul.

Don't set the cue too far to make it impossible to jump in the batting point play.

Don't hold the back hand too tightly, don't mention it too well, and put it flat

Your point of hit is too low, and you can jump the ball directly.

Practice the rod. Take an empty drink bottle on the table, and constantly pump back and forth to the mouth of the bottle, the low rod depends on the situation, it should be your bar The rod is too low, and it doesn't matter much when you aim low when you transport the gun, but the moment you go out of the rod must instinctively increase a little bit of height, some low rods don't need to be too big, you can achieve the effect you expect, the short distance low rod only needs to be pulled back with a light click, and the long distance, such as the distance to pull the length of the two tables will be forced, That is, the effect of extending the pole, that is, the pole is sent out as much as possible, so strong low that you can clearly see that after hitting the target ball, he will have a pause of a few tenths of a second, and then run back in an accelerated state, so that if you don't understand, even this ball handle, you put the target ball not far from the hole, about four centimeters from the edge of the pants, ten centimeters from the hole, the cue ball is placed on the top of the same pants The position of the hole, adjust the angle, it is a straight line angle, you can swing by yourself, Practice the strong pull of the low club, at the beginning may not be as good as the above, but then it will be learned, about a few days, it will have an effect, this ball is connected, and your low club basically does not have to worry about it in the future, and then practice the control of strength, if you don't understand anything, ask me, I have been in the ball room for almost ten years, 822810420What I said is very easy to understand, I hope you can adopt it, thank you.

Drill the basics first, such as posture and pole dribbling, and then you can pole and aim and play! If you master the skills, the low game is very good to play, remember that the low game focuses on the extension of the cue stick to the main ball, not to say that the lower your hitting point, the better the pull effect, in fact, the hitting point is generally on the line, do not need to be too bottom, in that case, the pull is not far, because you dare not use too much extension, afraid of the rod, so the rest can only rely on yourself through practice summary. You look at the professional master's shot, when he wants to play the rod, he already knows how much to extend what kind of effect, but not what he deliberately wants, but his subconscious already knows, after the rod to keep the rod still, maintain the second, is conducive to the shot, to prevent the deformation of the shot, this is the most standard way to shoot.

It's up to you to do the rest and whether you can do it well or not!

The simplest reason is that you don't have a steady back hand when you hit a low shot.

Learn from me, although I am not a professional coach, I have brought a lot of apprentices, practice with me for three months, and ensure that your skills improve by leaps and bounds.

Go to the forum to learn, where there is teacher Ma Zhiyu to talk about ball.

When it comes to stability, it is actually a very vague concept, which has a certain relationship with your playing posture, handframe, and shot.

If the cue ball jumps up, it is very important that if your rod is uneven, it must be up.

Just start to practice the pull rod, generally light pull rod, medium and low rod is good, that is, hit the white ball after the center point is a little lower than the bit of the clan tomb, if you want to control the good can directly hit the low rod, how far away it depends on your own strength. Remember that Wang Wu should be stable when he shoots, and don't rush to pull the tail of the rod, which is easy to slide or jump the ball.

Generally there is a way to go in the center of play.

The angle between the white ball and the target ball is not more than 45 degrees, and a low game can be used.

Use the cue to hit the middle and lower part of the white ball, the cue should be as flat as possible, and if you hit it with some force, it will come back, which is often called pulling the ball and shrinking the rod.

A straight line or a straight low rod with a small angle can come back.

The key point in your two questions is that the purpose of your pull is to score directly, but experience tells us that the starting point is generally more about being safe, using the landing point to disrupt the opponent's rhythm and create opportunities for yourself to score, rather than for direct scoring.

In addition, the sideways pull backhand position itself is a position that makes the opponent very comfortable to receive the ball, and it is normal to be sealed back, and you can try to change the landing point a little more.

Then answer. 1: The restoration speed is slow, pay attention to the rotation and restoration after pulling the ball, always think about the next ball, just maintain the excitement of your consciousness and body, and then your standing position may be too close to the table.

2: The angle of pulling the ball has nothing to do with your footsteps, mainly the racket type when touching the ball, when receiving the ball, the wrist is outward and held, and the ball will naturally fly outward.

It's quite simple, and I don't know if you can understand it.

The landlord's problem just shows that some golfers are not in place footwork to cause the problem of poor connection ball, usually the straight board sideways pull the backhand slash ball is very easy to fall into a passive technique, because the ball itself is in the backhand position, to pull the ball sideways with the forehand is bound to be greatly cheaper to the backhand position, if the threat to the opponent is not big, it is easy to be sealed back to the forehand empty. I've often suffered this kind of loss in actual combat, but fortunately, I have a straight board and horizontal play technique that can transition the ball in the backhand position. In view of the fact that the landlord is a straight board one-sided pull style of play, there is no straight board horizontal play, so I personally suggest that you try to squeeze and push the technique of squeezing and pushing the backhand as much as possible to control the landing point and strive for the initiative.

Of course, it is necessary to restore as much as possible after exerting force, and it is necessary to train more small jumps and the flexibility and coordination of the body to ensure the coherence of the second board as much as possible. As for the second problem you mentioned, it should be caused by the habit of playing the ball in the usual way, hitting the ball in that position is that action, consciously adjusting the racket shape in the actual battle, hitting the point in your mind, and you will have it in your hand after a long time. When pulling the angle ball, the direction of the swing arm should be as far as possible from the angle of the stride, that is, the horizontal step, which is conducive to playing a large angle ball.