Every game has its set of rules and regulations and they have to be followed, for instance .
Toddling Away:-
# Develop if possible a pre-shot routine which will ensure that you get the same line up every time.
# Considering that you are right handed, the angle between your upper and lower arm should be 90 degrees, at the point of contact of the cue tip with the cue ball. This is one of the most fundamental billiards tips for beginners.
# This is very minute but important - your right foot should be exactly below your right hand.
# Throughout a stroke, the bridge hand, the right wrist and the right shoulder, should all be in the same line, the same vertical plane.
Growing Up:-
# Divide your shooting action in stages and get a crystal clear idea of the desired position of cue ball after the shot and how you get there prior to you taking a shot.
# Determine the needed spin or rather the tip position and speed of the ball and then go ahead with the shot.
# Check out 9 ball if you were playing 8 ball till now. The more number of variations of the game you play, the better you would be at the game.
Building on the Skills:-
# Practice, practice and practice! It is a method for achieving perfection.
# Just as mentioned earlier play with better players, but watch the masters and their game minutely. It will do wonders for your game.
# Your grip determines your shot on a large extent, therefore check your grip and make it as lose as possible.
# The grip should resemble a grip where you are holding a bird in your hand.
# Freeze after the shot and see if the tip moved a lot farther way past the ball position.
# Also analyze if your cue is aimed straight towards the target or does it go either to the left or right at the end.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
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