Kick-off skills of American billiards

Tell me how I personally tee off. I really didn't pay much attention. Not necessarily right, but it feels good.

1, don't bend your back too low.

2. Aim at the first ball that coincides with the main ball. Some people say it is meaningless to hit the first ball, the second ball and the second impact. Our goal is to be as strong and scattered as possible, so there will be more chances to score. The first ball was not played correctly, and the power of the main ball was used up. What about the second impact?

3. Place the cue ball slightly off the center line. I don't know how this happened. In previous games, I put the cue ball in the middle and kicked off, but I didn't score. Put it on the side all the time, and you can still score under normal circumstances. I don't know what the experts mean by putting it next to the side library. I'm a little confused. Ask for advice.

4. Use the strength of your thighs. Don't stand too sideways, just swing back and forth. The purpose of this is to increase the strength of the leg, so that the leg can force and stare when kicking off. How chic, hehe.

Be sure to hit the center of the cue ball with a slightly lower pole. Don't use any extra matches. Our goal is to be strong and not to waste redundant strength. But you can't let the ball float. The powerful middle shot will float a little, and it will be slightly higher than the target ball at the moment of hitting. It's not the biggest strength yet. It's a little difficult. So it is necessary to explain here that I personally think it is necessary to add a little low bar, not too low, too low friction will affect the strength.

6. The bracket should be stable and help to exert force. The distance between the cue ball and the bracket should not be too short, so it is easy to lose strength. Of course, if the skill is not high enough, it is better to be closer, and the most important thing is to hit the ball correctly. It is relatively easier to put the bracket on the side library to press the club.

7. There must be a jerk and a force when exerting force. It's hard to describe. Think about how to swing a hammer or something. Of course, I didn't really ask you to swing, but I felt that way.

Of course, if you play more and think more, you will naturally understand.