How to pull the arc ball, how to pull the arc ball back?

The essentials of pulling the arc ball: the feet are separated, the knees are slightly bent, the center of gravity is placed on the inside of the front foot, the left foot is in front, the heel is slightly raised, the body is slightly turned to the right, the wrist is abducted, pulled back, and the paddle forms a horizontal position. Lead the shot to the right rear, when the ball jumps to the high point or descends in the early stage, touch the middle or middle of the ball, the waist and hip drive the upper arm and forearm to swing from back to front, and immediately press forward and upward at the moment of hitting the ball, push the ground the inside of the right foot, extend the knee, and the forearm should quickly pronate and contract, coordinate friction, and shift the center of gravity from the right foot to the left foot.

The whole action is similar to throwing a discus.

The curveball is the Japanese table tennis team's invention of the curveball play, it is a strong topspin ball, characterized by both strong attack power and strong stability. Since it has very strong spin, it is a separate category from the traditional topspin ball, although it is an upspin ball. According to the direction of the shot, the curve ball can be divided into two types:

Forehand curling ball, backhand curling ball. In the forehand arc circle, it is divided into plus arc circle, forward arc circle, side spin arc circle, straight plate positive rubber arc circle (commonly known as small top spin) and non-rotating arc circle (commonly known as false arc circle).

Hello landlord; Arc ball includes plus turn arc circle and forward arc circle ball, before practicing must first practice the feeling of "eating the ball", find the feeling of eating the ball and then practice, and train separately, such as;

Plus Arc Ball A type of table tennis curve ball. The main point of the forehand shot is to bring the racket arm down naturally, place the racket close to the hip, and the right shoulder is slightly lower than the left shoulder.

When hitting the ball, the upper arm drives the forearm to swing forward and upward quickly, with the paddle face vertical, and rubs the middle or middle or lower part of the ball in the late descent of the incoming ball. It is characterized by strong topspin and high arc, and it suddenly falls after landing. It is suitable for dealing with incoming balls with strong spin.

Forward Arc Ball A type of table tennis curve ball. The key points of the forehand shot are: before hitting the ball, lead the racket to the right side of the body, about the same height as the table, and lean the racket slightly forward.

When hitting the ball, the forearm is quickly adducted under the drive of the upper arm, and the wrist is slightly turned. Swing the racket forward and upward, in the middle and upper part of the incoming ball at the high point or in the early stage of the descent. The angle of the forward tilt is larger, about 60 degrees.

It is characterized by fast ball speed, low arc, strong forward momentum and main spin force. It can be used as a means of smashing points against topspin or underspin balls with weak spin. Backhand Arc Ball A type of table tennis curve ball.

It is mostly used by cross-shooting athletes. The main points of the action are: before hitting the ball, lead the racket to the lower front of the abdomen, the abdomen is slightly adducted, the elbow is slightly stretched forward, the wrist is drooping, and the racket is leaned forward.

When Raga spins the ball, he swings his forearm quickly upwards and hits the ball with the help of his wrist turn. The paddle surface is nearly vertical, and the paddle rubs the middle of the ball during the descent phase of the incoming ball. As a means to get started and take the initiative.

When pulling the forward arc ball, the arm should exert force forward and upward, and the angle of the forward tilt of the paddle is large, and the middle and upper part of the ball should be hit in the early stage of the descent. It can be used as a means of scoring offense when it is in a stalemate. It is characterized by a relatively robust movement, and the rotation and speed are easy to control.

Forehand right spin arc ball (also called side turn arc circle) A type of table tennis curve ball. It is mainly used to deal with downspin balls. The main points of the action are:

Clasp the clapper's wrist inward so that the paddle side is skewed to one side. When hitting the ball, rub it from the middle of the right side to the upper left side of the ball. The left turn of the waist is larger.

It is characterized by a mix of spin performance (main spin plus side spin), flight arc deflection, which can increase the angle of hitting the ball, enhance the rhythm and other changes.

Basically, these kinds of arc circles; Well, if you don't understand anything about this question, you can ask it, if you are satisfied, remember If there are other questions, click to ask me for help after this question, it is not easy to answer the question, please understand, thank you! (Bye!)

Tilt the paddle friction plus the arc stroke, you can pull forward, left, and right.

When pulling the ball, it should be friction and impact, not just friction and dry rubbing. It is recommended to practice more pulling the ball in the early stage of the descent, because we are amateur players, and the coordination of the pace method is not so good, and the pulling ball in the early stage of the descent will help us a lot in the game. The force of the waist should be greater than the force of the arm, and the big arm should also be driven by the waist to rub a little more and force forward, so that the ball will be more solid.

I suggest you go to the Tianxia Ball Skills Network to take a look, I usually watch tutorials on it.

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Hello, glad to answer for you. When pulling the arc ball back, pay attention to the center of gravity of the body should not be too low, and stand up as much as possible; When leading the racket, the hand should be properly raised and not sinking, because the incoming ball has strong topspin, and if the hand is placed too low, it will be difficult to touch the ball at the right time; Touching the ball in the early stage of the ball's descent, hitting the ball in the upper right part of the back center (using the right hand as an example); At the same time of touching the ball, the arm is mainly forward, slightly upward, and the center of gravity is coordinated from back to front; At the moment of hitting the ball, the wrist should have a rapid adduction action, but the adduction amplitude should not be too large, so as to counteract the strong bottom-up reaction force caused by the incoming ball to the board and avoid pulling out of bounds.

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1. The principle of pulling the arc ball is friction: This is the first thing to understand, the friction and impact must be separated, the attack is the impact of the table tennis ball, and the pull ball is the friction of the ball, dare to press the racket, that is, lean forward to hit the racket to pull the ball. There are many people who dare not press the racket, afraid of hitting the ball off the net, which is not correct, and the consequence of not daring to press the racket and wanting to create enough friction is that the direction of force is upward, and the forward force is relatively small, and the forward momentum of the curve ball is small.

Of course, the racket should not be completely horizontal to rub it, as it is easy to leak the ball or hit the edge of the racket. 2. Learn to hang the ball first: This kind of hanging ball means not to close the forearm, first use the waist to rotate the wrist to hang the ball, that is, to rub the ball back to the opponent's table, you will experience the friction in this way, and make a real paving for pulling the ball.

This step is very important for beginners, and I hope you will experience the feeling of hanging the ball, which may be a good start for you to pull the ball. 3. Rotate your body to pull the ball: When you can hang the ball, you can increase the size, rotate the body, use the center of gravity to transfer, include the arms including the big arm and the small arm, and quickly kick the ground when the ball arrives in front of you, and quickly rub the ball with your waist and arms, and try to move forward as far as possible, at least 70% of the friction to create enough rotation.

Summary: Understand the principle, learn to hang the ball, rub quickly, and pull the arc ball is so simple and easy to learn, come and practice to see. I wish you a speedy practice of arcing ball.

The theory of curveball grinding has a mainstream position among table tennis enthusiasts, and even some experts advocate it, but in my opinion, this is a completely wrong theory, and as far as I can see, almost all table tennis enthusiasts are misled by this theory. It turns out that I also practice like this, but I always feel that ** is not right, I always feel that even if the power has been transmitted to the racket, I can't have a good feeling of eating the ball, of course, the rotation is not strong, and then I met Mr. Marin, the teacher said, the grinding is completely wrong, judging the quality of the arc ball There are two, one is whether there is a feeling of eating the ball, that is, the feeling that the ball stays on the racket for a while, and the second is that the running arc of the ball is an arch, and the rotation is very strong (the rotation of the arc ball is the first element). Interested friends can visit Mr. Ma's ** store --- Marlin Table Tennis Technical Diagnosis Room.