Why does the ball fall into the net when table tennis uses the push and block technique? What is the

There are many reasons for this,1. Since the ball has rotation, such as downspin, if it is not connected correctly, it will be netted, 2If you press too low when you push the block, the ball will be directly tied to the net, and the problem of tying the net is to practice rubbing the ball and feel.

Because the ball coming from the opponent is a downspin ball.

Because the angle of your beat is too low, just raise it high.

Out of bounds and under the net are both because you don't have a good control of the shape of the racket, and you have different patterns for different incoming balls. For the ball with downspin, you have to back a little, and for the ball with topspin, you have to press a little. The more the ball spins, the more your angle has to be adjusted accordingly.

Wrong angles, too much power, and poor pushing techniques can all cause table tennis balls to go out of bounds.

Constantly change your own way of pushing, change the intensity slightly, and weaken the power first. Don't always use a way of hitting the ball, so that the ball will remain in a state (such as under the net or out of bounds) and the table tennis board is also a reason for pushing out of bounds (under the net), the force required to push each board is different, and it is difficult to exert force if the control is not good or not adapted (one force will go out of bounds and go out of bounds), so this can only be practiced more and adapted, try to adapt yourself to the board, and hit the ball correctly. Pushing is the basic skill, although it is simple, but to improve the accuracy, improve the speed of the pushing force or more practice, and summarize the way of hitting the ball that suits you.

Your shot must be too open, pay attention to the angle of the beat.

There are a lot of reasons.

A lot of things.

For example, a high-profile arc circle, this kind of rotating gray ball will fly out even if it is pressed low, so it is necessary to retreat with some unloading force for the opponent's arc ball.

Another problem may be the point of impact, with the same force, the ball will pass during the ascent and fly out during the descent. Pushing is to hit the ball within the reaction limit, the sooner the better, if you are early, you can borrow force, the second is relatively sudden, and the third is that the change of direction of the ball has not yet come out, and it is not easy to catch the air.

Remember that the push block should not be pressed down too much, generally between 70 and 90 degrees of the table, no matter what rotation and what racket.

Your board should be pressed a little bit or too forced.

Quick pushes can generally be used against opponents' push balls, medium-power assault balls, and weakly spinning curveballs. In addition, it should be emphasized that the current friends who play table tennis are popular with popular techniques such as arc circle and reverse pull, and disdain these most basic technical movements, which is very harmful. Please observe the surrounding masters, although some old players are not very standard, they will not arc, just a few pushes, rubbing, attacking, so that the general so-called arc players are helpless.

Our amateur pulls, as long as they find the right landing point, it is not difficult to push back, once the restoration is slow, they will make mistakes. Therefore, it is important to strengthen these basic skills.

1.Straight shooting fast push as the essential:

The arm is naturally bent and slightly externally rotated, the paddle is slightly forward, and the upper arm and elbow are adducted naturally close to the right side of the body, leading the racket to the front of the body. At this time, pay attention to the palm facing up, the wrist is relaxed, do not rotate the force, and the wrist and arm can be in a straight line. Keep an eye on the incoming ball, and during the rising or high point of the ball, the forearms and wrists are quickly pushed forward and slightly upwards and upwards.

At the moment of touching the ball, the wrist is slightly externally rotated, and the paddle surface is slightly leaned forward to hit the middle and upper part of the ball. The force of pushing the ball is mainly on the upper arm and wrist, and the force can be appropriately borrowed.

2.Notes:

The wrist is relaxed before hitting the ball, and many friends have tightened their wrists before hitting the ball, and they will definitely not be able to get out of the strength when they touch the ball.

The shape of the beat is well controlled, the face of the shoot is basically parallel to the body, do not hang down or sideways, and lean forward slightly. Some golfers usually push the ball with downspin, which is mainly due to poor paddle shape control.

The wrist should be strengthened to control the rotation of the ball.

This is related to the strength and downspin of the opponent's rubbing, if the ball is fast, it means that the downspin is fierce, plus your pull-up volley is too early, and it is often more than the net.

It must be that the strength and angle are not well held.

Whether it's a master or a low hand, there will always be times when you make mistakes when playing.

You have to lower your center of gravity first, I believe you also watch the World Table Tennis Championships, those people put their center of gravity very low when they play, because, many people have a very high center of gravity, so playing, the hand is easy to hit down, this eye can not see, but you have a feeling, so first put the center of gravity low, and then the upper part of the racket is pressed down about 30 degrees, in the handle straight forward push, or a little up, but not more (otherwise it will be out of bounds), so that you can push the ball over well!

The pushing technique of table tennis has the change of the landing point, the change of rotation, and the change of rhythm, which is very technical!

In the process of pushing and blocking the ball, the harder the index finger, the more the racket is pressed down, which is adjusted according to the height of the ball after it falls off the table, and the wrist is fixed and must not be used at the moment of hitting the ball, and the big arm should not be forced, and the ball is sent out by the telescopic of the small arm

The index finger and middle finger are required to clamp the racket, and the thumb is gently placed on the racket handle, of course, in actual combat, because of the change of landing point and strength, the thumb can speed up the ball by pressing the ball hard

The index finger and thumb clamp the racket handle, and the inside of the middle finger is against the back of the racket, which is the basic action of holding the racket directly, and the index finger pushes the racket in the direction of your bosom when pushing, and at the same time the thumb pushes the racket outward, rotates the wrist, of course, the back of the racket should be horizontally parallel to your chest.

Key points of blocking the ball: Blocking the ball is the foundation of the pushing and blocking technique, and beginners should form the correct movement technique. When leading the shot, the upper arm should be close to the body. Stretch your forearm forward to approach the ball, adjust the shape of the racket with your wrist fingers, press your index finger hard, and relax your thumb.

Quick push points: Close to the body before hitting the ball, caused by the forearm retreating appropriately. In the process of pushing the forearm forward, the external rotation action is completed. The wrist rotation should not be too large, and the key is to have the right timing.

The pushing technique of table tennis generally refers to the straight grip of the racket, because the push block when holding the racket horizontally is not used, and it is generally possible to directly attack with the backhand Here I will talk about the push and block technique of the straight grip racket

The index finger and thumb clamp the racket handle, and the inside of the middle finger is against the back of the racket, which is the basic action of holding the racket directly, and the index finger pushes the racket in the direction of your bosom when pushing, and at the same time the thumb pushes the racket outward, rotates the wrist, of course, the back of the racket should be horizontally parallel to your chest.

In the process of pushing and blocking the ball, the harder the index finger, the more the racket is pressed down, which is adjusted according to the height of the ball after it falls off the table, and the wrist is fixed and must not be used at the moment of hitting the ball, and the big arm should not be forced, and the ball is sent out by the telescopic of the small arm

In practice, the index finger and middle finger are required to clamp the racket, and the thumb is gently placed on the racket handle

The twelfth episode of the new version of "Yuan Yixing's Table Tennis Teaching Techniques": Straight Shot Push (Part I).

I think when you catch the ball, you have to block the ball in the opposite direction, and how the opponent spins the ball, you can catch it in reverse! In this case, it is not easy to make the ball run away, and it is not easy to make the ball fly!

Instead of clapping the handle with your thumb and forefinger, you put your thumb on one side and the other four fingers on the other. When pushing, point out with four fingers facing outwards and the thumb grip handle inside. The ball flies high, and the shot is high; The ball flies low, shoot it low and push it!

The pushing technique of table tennis generally refers to the straight grip of the racket, because the push block when holding the racket horizontally is not used, and it is generally possible to directly attack with the backhand Here I will talk about the push and block technique of the straight grip racket

The index finger and thumb clamp the racket handle, and the inside of the middle finger is against the back of the racket, which is the basic action of holding the racket directly, and the index finger pushes the racket in the direction of your bosom when pushing, and at the same time the thumb pushes the racket outward, rotates the wrist, of course, the back of the racket should be horizontally parallel to your chest.

In the process of pushing and blocking the ball, the harder the index finger, the more the racket is pressed down, which is adjusted according to the height of the ball after it falls off the table, and the wrist is fixed and must not be used at the moment of hitting the ball, and the big arm should not be forced, and the ball is sent out by the telescopic of the small arm

In practice, the index finger and middle finger are required to clamp the racket, and the thumb is gently placed on the racket handle

It's the ball that comes and pushes forward...