Have you ever looked enviously at a pool table at a master who can control every shot with precision?Have you ever thought you could be like that?Today, we're going to reveal the tricks that will make you go from a novice to a master of billiards.
A successful billiards journey starts with the correct stance and grip. Keep your body steady, relaxed, and take your billiards skills to new heights. Imagine yourself like a lighthouse, steady and determined, unwavering even when the waves are rough.
Grip: Grip the tail of the lever lightly, keeping your wrist relaxed. Approximately 10-15 cm from the end of the bar is the ideal grip position.
Bridge hand: The bridge hand (usually not the main hand) is held firmly on the table, the fingers form a stable bracket, and the shaft slides between the fingers.
Stance: When standing, the non-batting foot (or your left foot if you're right-handed) is pointing toward the table and the other foot is back to form a stable triangular support.
Aiming isn't just about looking, it's an art. With practice, your eyes can become a sharp weapon for precision strikes. Remember, aiming is all about repetition and consistency.
Goal Line: Straight line from the target ball to the bag, this is your goal line.
Point of Impact: Determine the point of impact, which depends on the spin and speed you want to apply to the ball.
Eye Alignment: Keep your line of sight parallel to the target line, making sure your head remains steady when hitting the ball.
Billiards is not a simple power game, it is more like a dance. Knowing when to hit the ball easily and when to need a more powerful blow is a sign of your technical maturity.
Smooth shaft: When hitting the ball, the shaft should move smoothly and in a straight line.
Force Control: Adjust the power of the ball according to the distance of the ball and the desired speed.
Practice low-speed balls: Improve your control over power and direction by practicing low-speed shots.
The cue is like a magic wand, and only a true wizard can work its magic. By mastering different spin techniques, you can make the ball dance and confuse your opponents.
Top spin: Hit the top half of the ball so that the ball rolls forward.
Bottom spin: The bottom half of the shot that causes the ball to roll backwards.
Side spin: Left or right side of the shot, left or right spin is applied depending on the direction of the shot.
Billiards isn't just a sport, it's also a mental game. Stay calm and make the right decisions even under pressure.
Now, you have the knowledge to become a billiards master. But remember, knowledge can only be turned into skills in practice. So, grab your cue, walk to the nearest pool table, and start your practice!
With these tips, you will not only improve your billiards skills, but also enjoy the game. Whether it is leisure or professional competition, billiards can always bring us joy and challenge. So, let's enjoy this feast of strategy and skill on the green table!