What is the reason why my standing legs are shaking when I play billiards?

I'm shaking too, and when I get used to the environment on stage, I don't feel very nervous, but my legs are still shaking. Shaking in a different position is like a leg that is not mine.

Whether the pole is straight or not, this seems to be a problem, but in fact, it is a series of problems, including standing, hand frame, pole dribbling, back hand, etc.;

This seems to be a small problem, but it is actually a big problem, many so-called old birds are not straight out of the pole;

This seems to be an example, but in fact, everyone who plays billiards will encounter and even be confused for many years.

According to the subject's problem description, knowing what problems are not directly involved in the rod, it is enough to directly solve the subject's problem, but considering the same problems of other enthusiasts, this article will elaborate on it.

1. What is a straight outlet?

The rod is stable, the cue ball is accurate when the rod is dribbled, that is, where to hit, and most importantly, the extension after the rod is stable, not to shake left and right, after the hitting action is completed, the cue stick is stable and does not shake, and does not pick the head.

So what is out-of-the-line swing? For example, this kind of inattention when aiming, half-hearted, unstable hand frame when moving the rod, unstable back hand, and the club head shaking left and right after the rod is out.

So why is it so unstable and still scored? Because the protagonist has an aura, otherwise how would he hit a home run at night?

Now that we understand what straight and curved are, the question now is, how can we be straight?

Second, what are the key points of the straight pole.

As mentioned earlier, there are several points involved in whether the rod is straight or not:

Standing, center of gravity, scaffolding, hind hand, pole, etc.

Stations. Before you know the correct posture, you first need to know what the wrong posture is, such as:

The common problem with the standing posture in the above two pictures is that due to the position of the cue ball, it is awkward to use the right hand in the normal standing position, so this posture is adopted, and the problem with this posture is that this girl is simply a blind beating.

For example, in the picture above, who said that O'Sullivan's standing posture is a certain standard, look, this is also O'Sullivan's standing posture, I just want to ask, does it hurt?

For example, in the standing posture shown above, the problem with this posture is that the ornamentation is acceptable, but both feet are not touching the ground, which is a standard foul posture.

The posture in the above picture is like a dot, but if the left foot and right foot stand too close, it will cause the center of gravity to be unstable, and the center of gravity will directly affect the straightness of the shot.

Hello, this is a finger shaking caused by the compression of the ulnar-radial nerve, and normal people with compression will cause similar symptoms, and there is no need for **.

Playing billiards, my standing posture and legs are shaking, what is the reason, then you still haven't practiced your body, and if you are not too hard, you will practice your standing posture and slowly stop shaking.

Due to the height, the only drawback in this position is that the rest of the body except the arms and chin touch the club.