When teaching children how to take shots on pool tables with
their new cue, the main goal is to get them to produce the
bridge hand on the table. Then get them to hold the rear of
the cue in the correct place. Then get them to move the cue
over the bridge of the hand to take a few practise movements.
The back hand should be positioned on the
rear of the cue so that they are not reaching back behind their
elbow to far. Also, they are not to far forward as to obstruct
their ability to move the cue a few inches past the ball they
are hitting.
Their first game using pool tables
A good idea is to setup 15 balls around the edge of pool
tables so they are near the pockets of the pool table but far
enough away that they can hit them without the cushions getting
in the way. Get them to shoot each of the pool tables balls
into the pocket without using the white cue ball. You are aiming
to get them to hit the ball in the centre. Whatever you do,
make sure they win so remove the ball of the table once they
have hit it. This helps with their confidence and learning.
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