How to solve the problem of unconscious jam of billiards leaving the bar

How to solve the unconscious jam of billiards? Don't worry, I'll provide you with a solution. The following is all about solving unconscious congestion. Welcome to reading.

Problem analysis:

One way is to put the club on the table, aim at the goal line, then step on the line and lie down sideways. In this way, most of your arms are turned inward, and the right hand holds the left plug unconsciously, while the left hand is the opposite.

On the other hand, people and poles are all facing the goal line. Tell a joke? Did the devils enter the village? Hold the pole in the same way and lie flat in the same place. Most of these arms fall outside, and the right hand unconsciously holds the pole with the right insertion, while the left hand is the opposite.

Solution:

1. Observe the goal line and imagine the hitting line of the cue ball. This line extends to the position where you stand, until you aim completely with your head down.

2. Support your leg half a step forward and step on the goal line. It is more common to step on the line with toes, and the position of the heel can be adjusted according to the situation. At this time, the center of gravity will follow, and aim your head at the goal line with the aiming angle you found (the position of the head is generally biased towards the dominant eye, which needs to be adjusted according to different situations, and there are also binocular dominant eyes in the middle). Pay attention to keep this angle until you climb down completely.

3. Hold the lever hand to the goal line with the other leg striding sideways at the same time. The stride size should be based on supporting the leg to feel upward.

4. Turning the shoulder and the club to the goal line requires a little space to imagine, because you can't see the position of your back shoulder, and the number of turns can be adjusted according to your personal situation. You can check in front of the mirror to see if your shoulders are above the pole and behind your head.

5. Bend over and sideways at the same time. When squatting, the support leg is straight up, and the other leg is slightly bent to feel the top of the support leg.

6. The putter stretches forward when bending. At this time, you need to feel whether your back shoulder and elbow are aligned with the club. Before you form a fixed feeling, you can adjust it in front of the mirror.

7. Relax the handshake and feel whether the handshake position is appropriate. You can fine-tune forward or backward, but you can't stand up again.

It can be found from the preparation that this imaginary goal line is very important. The center of gravity, hands, shoulders, head and rod are aligned with the goal line in turn, instead of adapting the body to the direction of the club, so the standing posture is unstable.

The correct grip of billiards.

First, hold the lever.

1, the correct grip is to hold the club with the thumb, forefinger and Chinese food in a circle. Just holding, not holding! The last two fingers ball around the club, virtual grip. The whole feeling is like holding an egg in your hand.

2. The circle (tiger's mouth) composed of thumb and forefinger is attached to the pole with no gap in the middle. If there are seams, it will affect the stress and accuracy.

3. The first three fingers hold the pole, and the last two fingers hold the pole in vain. When the front arm is perpendicular to the ground, the hand holding the lever is also perpendicular to the ground. This is more conducive to the swing of the wrist and more flexible.

Second, the pole

1, to be exact, is a finger with a pole or a drag pole. And it is the first three fingers that hold the lever to drag it. Remember that it is not the five fingers that hold the lever. If five fingers are used to lift the pole, the wrist will not swing during lifting the pole.

When you play well, hold the bar correctly. Use your three fingers to hold the club, and your whole arm is relaxed in the process. Soft and steady movements.

Third, work hard.

1, when you carry the pole to the farthest point, the forearm and wrist are in line.

2. First swing the forearm to keep the position of the wrist.

3. The wrist moves forward, and the hand holding the lever is behind the forearm.

4. Finally, follow up with your wrist and hold the club with your fingers.

2. The wrist is relaxed and the forearm swings naturally.