Strike while the iron is hot correctly.

1, be sure to stand, center and relax while the iron is hot.

2, wrist elbow joint force, to be reasonably adjusted.

3. Look at the ball in front of you, and manually control the exact landing point.

4, the body is steady, and the pace is not flustered.

5, the swing is easy and smooth, and the ball is fast and stable.

6, the iron is not bent, and the ball is smooth.

7, the chest should be chest-high, and the mentality should be peaceful.

8, the whole body is coordinated, and the force should be moderate.

9. There is no hurry to strike while the iron is hot. Take your time.

10, focus on missing, improve batting rate.

1 1. Hold the rod tightly with your fingers and don't let it go.

12, so confident, strike while the iron is hot.

13. Wait until the wind changes.

14, feel with your heart and hit the ball hard.

15 strike while the iron is hot, with many rules and few skills.

16, the iron is not strong and the mentality is harmonious.

17, even if you fool, you should be practical.

18, you need to practice while you are working, so you are not afraid of difficulties when you see the work.

19, shoulders should not be hard, it is more comfortable to strike while the iron is hot.

20, there are many details in the iron, you have to play fast and slow.

Getting started while the iron is hot:

Ironing is a primitive forging process, which prevailed in rural areas before 1980s. Although this process is primitive, it is very practical; Although it seems simple, it is not easy to learn.

The blacksmith buried the cut iron in the burning charcoal pile and burned the iron red. When forging, the master puts a fiery red iron block on the anvil in his left hand and raises a small hammer in his right hand for forging; The apprentice standing opposite, under the command of the master's hammer, raised the sledgehammer for hammering and forging.

Beat until the iron turns from red to black, then put it back into the furnace to burn red, and so on, and finally forge iron tools with different sizes and bends, such as hoes and knives.

Burning red after molding, soaking in a pool for cooling, or burying in slag ash for natural cooling, and finally sharpening with a grindstone.

Although the ironing process is simple, the difficulty lies in mastering different materials, duration and quenching time. Blacksmiths can't make a living without excellent quenching technology. In addition, you need to endure high temperature and be careful at any time to avoid being burned by sparks.