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Kick-off right: Take turns to kick off.
Billiards, as a double sport, has its own basic rules for who kicks off, so it is definitely not a coin toss or take turns to kick off. This way is unprofessional and amateur, and it is easy to make people laugh in the billiards room.
Billiards placement: any placement
The placement of billiards is exquisite and cannot be placed at will. We will arrange them in five rows in a triangle, and the number of each volleyball is five. Our 1 row 1 ball must be placed in the middle of the No.8 ball, and the rest billiards can be placed at random intervals.
Feel free to do it.
Kick-off right: The kick-off line will be held at 1 to decide who will kick off. Two balls will play the same cue ball along the tee line. After the rebound, the cue ball ZUI near the top bank area has the right to kick off. It should also be noted that the cue ball cannot play two long shores.
Determine the color: Choose the color by putting the colored balls in the bag.
When kicking off, colored balls (colored and panchromatic) will be put in the bag, so it is up to this party to decide the color they want to play. If two colors are entered at the tee-off, it is also the tee-off's choice of colors.
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The premise of playing: the white ball falls into the bag.
The way we play billiards is to hit the ball of our own color into the hole with a white ball, so that the white ball can't get into the bag. If a ball falls into the bag, then you can get a connecting rod. So know this basic law.
Standing posture: standard action
As a novice baby, in fact, for the standing posture of playing ball
There is really no need to study the standards deliberately, it is more casual, and you can stand as comfortable as you want.
If you are too professional, you will be easily laughed at.
Feel free to do it.
Goal order: flower ball/panchromatic ball
The color of billiards is the same as that of No.9-15, 1-7, and No.8 is a black ball. There is no special bagging order for balls of other colors, but the No.8 black ball can't be bagged halfway, and the No.3 black ball is the last goal to count as a score.
Club choice: choose a straight one.
Let's choose one with moderate weight and comfortable grip. There are not so many rules. Take it, turn the club a few times, feel it, and then put it on the pool table to try to feel it. Beginners don't have that many requirements.
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Hitting point: high point/low point
As novices, let's not try the uncontrollable highs and lows, because there are nine hitting points. As a novice, we should first focus on the center of the white ball, practice the center first, and then practice other points.
Hit the ball hard: use force
When we are beginners, there are several key points to control. One is that the power should be as small as possible, so it is not easy to jump or miss the target. The other is to keep the power as long as possible. In order to control it, the club should move forward a little when hitting the ball.
Feel free to do it.
Forehand posture: form a bracket.
This action is very important, because our forehand is the key to supporting the club and stabilizing the strength. We put our thumb and forefinger together, and our thumb tilts slightly. We hold the other four fingers together and put the club on it. The distance between our forehand and the white ball is about a palm.
Novice strategy: compensation law
Novices should give priority to hitting the ball near the hole and strive for the connecting rod. Secondly, we can take strategies to make up for it, such as trying to push the ball near our hole first, and then make another shot, which makes it easier to build our confidence.