Billiards strength skill

1, "push" For many beginners, this force is generated. Generally speaking, the forearm drives the wrist and the wrist is pushed out. In his lecture, Mr. Davis pointed out that it is a wise choice to replace ordinary putters with bottom push, early power and middle Gao Dun.

2. "Fight". The essence of billiards is that the forearm drives the wrist and the wrist rushes in front. The wrist is faster than the forearm and the club head is faster than the cue ball. No matter how deep the ball is hit, the strength at the tail of the club head can't "float" and "scatter".

The emphasis here is on wrist strength. To make every stroke perfect, it is necessary to coordinate strength, speed and hardness to the best. Most of the strength is given by the forearm, and most of the speed and hardness come from the wrist and fingers. The cooperation between forearm and wrist is very important.

3, first hit and then push, that is, "pinch". This trick is stronger than the "beating" and "pushing" in jam, and many of them add the power of big arms and jaws. When you "pinch", your fingers don't grasp the club like you "hit". Attention should be paid to "rubbing": the force should be accelerated evenly, and the force should be even. The slower the rod is pulled out, the stronger the hardness, the more complete the penetration, and the bigger the plug, the better the effect.