How do you shoot in pool?

How do you shoot pool can move stick but can't shoot?

  • please advise on how to shoot first time olayer

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    You are obviously new so I will try not to confuse you with "pool" language...I will assume you are right handed. If you are left handed, simply reverse everything. Basically, you will hold the back of the pool cue (the 'stick') with your right hand (loose grip-don't hold it tightly) about ten inches from the end, and create a 'bridge' with your left hand to guide the thinner, 'shaft' end of the cue toward the the ball that you are shooting at. The easiest bridge to form is an open one-simply press the knuckle of your thumb against your first finger. That will form a 'V' shape to keep the cue in line while shooting. Set your left hand on the table about eight inches from the white ball and visually line up your shot. Take a few practice strokes before actually hitting the ball, and don't jerk the cue or try to hit theball hard. A medium speed. even, controlled stroke is what works best. For beginners, focus on striking the white ball in dead center. And another tip; don't stand sideways...square your hips to your shot as much as possible. Your right leg will naturally set behind you left a little, and thats fine. Well, theres a starting point. all thats left now is for you to practice, practice, practice; and adjust your stance as to what is comfortable.

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