It is really interesting to observe how on a billiard table spheres "lay down" in billiard pockets. The most interesting that when you watch, apparently, that to do it rather easily. But when you take a cue in hand, this opinion disappears at once. That's it at this moment also you understand a certain usefulness of this game. First, this game develops an eye estimation. Secondly, allows to determine blow force. Thirdly, certain skills in the field of geometry Are developed. The fourth, tactical and strategic thinking develops. Well and at last, walking. Around a table it is necessary to go much.
VITOS said:
I with you agree to 100%, thinking and tactics and also very strongly become tempered nerves (if you of course play at the good level) and on walking occasions, so I after the tournament in general don't feel legs, and I fall asleep hardly for fatigue [emoji16][emoji16][emoji16]
I suck at billiards just too hard those pockets too small and table just too big.
I play 8 ball and 9 ball pool and used to be really good when I was a teenager now I rarely play so takes me a couple games to shake off rust and I can't make the difficult shots now with any regularity.
I used to watch loads of snooker I don't any more. My favorite player will always be The Rocket.
I play 8 ball and 9 ball pool and used to be really good when I was a teenager now I rarely play so takes me a couple games to shake off rust and I can't make the difficult shots now with any regularity.
I used to watch loads of snooker I don't any more. My favorite player will always be The Rocket.
I play only in Russian billiards, very exciting. I do not take spycial lessons, I look and read, I study and try myself all the new strokes for me, so far I am an amateur but I plan to soon announce to the tournament for professionals in my city. The main geometry in my opinion and physics is that at school I had only excellent grades.