How to catch the side spin of table tennis balls, and how to catch the side top spin when playing ta

Let's start with the player's approach to the ball:

1. Upspin ball: Just lower the racket slightly, you can figure this out yourself, don't explain it.

3. Sidespin ball: Many beginners find it difficult to catch the sidespin ball, but as long as they reach the average level of table tennis amateur, they can catch the sidespin ball well. The point is to judge the direction of rotation at the moment of serve.

The easiest way to judge is as follows: the opponent serves the ball with the right hand forehand routine action (from your point of view, the serving action is from right to left), the direction of your catch is biased towards his forehand position (that is, if the opponent is holding the racket with his right hand, then it is the left side from your point of view), the opponent serves the ball with the right hand backhand routine action (from your point of view, its serving action is from left to right), you receive the ball in the direction of his backhand (the opponent holds the racket with his right hand, from your point of view, it is right), and the racket is slightly pressed down when receiving the ball, not only to control the direction, Also control the height of the return ball.

Basis of processing:

In addition to the downspin ball to reverse spin the friction ball, whether it is connected to the topspin or the side spin ball, generally do not rub the ball (unless your strength is higher than the opponent or your friction strength on the ball is higher than the opponent), at this time you can see the racket as a plane, it is conceivable that a sidespin ball touches the plane, of course it will rotate in the direction of its positive rotation**, so at this time you only need to control the angle of the plane, and then apply the appropriate forward thrust, the ball will naturally travel along the route you designed.

Supplementary note: Receiving and serving are based on the accumulation of experience technology, although the basic action of serving is the same, but everyone will practice a completely different serving action from others, which requires you to judge the way the opponent rubs the ball at the moment of touching the ball, so understanding the principle can only account for 10%, practice is the part that accounts for 90%, you must know that serving is less than 1 second, so to make a judgment in an instant, you can only rely on a lot of experience to accumulate, plus control the direction and strength of the ball, You need to hone it in practice, play more games with others, or find a good friend to practice, and you will definitely understand it quickly.

Hope it works for you hehe.

If you shoot the racket in the direction of the starting point of the opponent's swing, you can avoid eating side spin.

Are you straight or horizontal? On the side, try to avoid the ball and catch the ball, which is relatively easy. If you are out of bounds from the left and right sides of the table, it means that you have eaten side spin and topspin, and then pick up the same ball, the board surface should be in the opposite direction of the out of bounds, and the board type is tilted forward and the delay is larger.

This is the simplest method, and the same is true for the forehand, as long as the plate shape is right. After you can stick it, you can practice pushing, playing, and strapping techniques later.

You need to push or hit the racket with force, and you can't let the ball touch the racket. The more carefully you touch the ball, the easier it is to eat and fly. Dare to exert force is the first step, the adjustment of the forward angle of the racket is the second part, if the ball is out of bounds after the force, you see how much out of bounds, and then lean forward a little more in the next board of the racket, until you find a suitable racket to match your own force.

The above is the detailed answer to your questions, if you have any technical questions about table tennis, welcome to table tennis to ask, we will shoot targeted questions into "National Answers" Table tennis teaching** to explain.

At present, the best way to catch the topspin ball is to shoot it horizontally, and tear it directly with a backhand.

Sidespin is a common serve in table tennis serves, which mainly relies on friction and impact. The essentials of its serve, grasp the angle of the racket, use the racket to rub and impact the thrown ball, and with upward force, so that the ball sent out is the side topspin ball. It can be roughly divided into two categories: upper right and upper left.

Depending on the proportion of friction and impact combined, it can be divided into a variety of other variations. The key to this is the change in upward friction, which is the key to delivering a variety of variations of sidespin topspin balls.

In fact, the return of the opposite side topspin still has higher requirements for basic skills, especially to return a higher quality ball, if there is no good basic skills and feel, it is basically difficult to catch well. If you can judge the side topspin, the basic skills are solid enough, you can start to punch or twist, pick, if the basic skills are not enough, you can only see the rotation of the version of the past, or rub the past, the quality is low, and it is easy to rise or come out, and be rushed to death by a board.

When serving, touch the ball with the upper part of the racket and make a movement to the side and upward, directly hit or rub the ball upward, and the master generally also cooperates with feints, such as the racket first cut downwards to give people the illusion of spinning, in fact, it is just a virtual shake, and the real force of the hand is the side up. With this kind of serve with pure downspin rotation, it is difficult for the opponent to accurately judge and it is easy to eat the ball, and Xiaosou usually has a good application effect in actual combat!

1 4 Step by Step Reading.

1.Move the topspin racket forward and upward, rubbing the middle and upper part of the ball, the contact point between the racket and the ball is generally the same height as the net, and the landing point of the ball on its own table should be close to the bottom line.

2.The racket moves forward and downward with force, and the point of contact between the middle and lower part of the ball is generally slightly higher than the net.

3.After throwing the ball up and down on the right side (also known as running ball), the hand holding the racket leads the racket backwards, and the forearm is relaxed, so that the height of the racket drops with the trend, as if the racket is on the side of the body to make a small backward loop action. When the ball descends about 15 cm away from the table, the whole arm quickly pushes the left front, and at the same time, the thumb squeezes the racket forcefully to tilt the racket surface slightly to the left, and the moment the ball is touched, the wrist shakes vigorously to the upper left, so that the racket surface rubs along the curve of the ball to the right side upward.

The ball landed near the line and bounced towards the right corner of the opponent.

4.When receiving a serve and receiving a spin ball: You can push the ball or hit back with a strike.

When receiving the spin ball: Lift the ball up and hit the middle and lower part of the ball. You can also use rubbing, chipping, lifting or arcing ball to return to the base.

Receiving the sidespin ball: Generally, the ball is hit back to the opposite direction of the opponent's racket movement, and the ball can be counterattacked by pushing and attacking.

1. Table tennis is the most spinning ball sport, and the charm of table tennis is reflected in the rotation.

2. There are four types of table tennis rotation, up, down, left and right. Taking reverse glue as an example, topspin is when the ball spins forward in the process of forwarding, and downspin is when the ball spins backwards in the process of forwarding, in the same way, left-handed spin rotates to the left, and right-spin is spinning to the right. If you want to create a rotation, you must first know that the table tennis ball has six vertices, up, down, left, right, front and back, rubbing different places of the table tennis ball can produce different rotations (except for the front point), and different friction directions at the same point can also produce different rotations.

3. Let's talk about the serve first, rub the back point of the ball upwards (closest to the body end) to produce topspin, to the left to produce right-hand spin, to the right to produce left-hand spin, and to rub the lower point of the ball forward to produce downspin (this is the simplest, that is, rubbing the ball). There are many ways to send out the four spinning balls, but the one that remains the same is the direction in which the ball rubs at the moment of touch.

Fourth, the serve, the next spin is easy to go to the net, the top spin is easy to come out, the left spin is easy to go out from the left side of the table, and the right spin is easy to go out from the right side of the table. There are many ways to receive the ball, but the easiest way is to catch the topspin ball and push or hit the racket, and if you pull, pull the top apex of the ball.

The next spin is to rub, sharpen, and if you pull, pull the back point of the ball. Turn left to right. Turn right to left.

Fifth, the hair and reception of table tennis are very technical, and the best athletes will inevitably be deceived by the other party. So you have to practice slowly and experience it slowly.

If you receive a straight board, push a board in the opposite direction of the ball rotation, and you can attack directly with a horizontal or horizontal board, depending on whether it is left or right spin, regardless of the opponent's left hand and right hand, play in the direction of his serve.

The opponent's serve is swung to the left, and you can block the ball to his right half of the table by blocking the ball.

If the opponent's serve is swung to the right, you can block the incoming ball to his left side.

The above is the easiest and most practical method, suitable for beginners - if you have already "become an apprentice" in table tennis, then why not!

Also note: Most sidespin balls are neither topspin nor downspin (if there is obvious topspin and downspin, then it is not sidespin), and the angle between your racket and the table is about 80 degrees. [呲tooth]

A little further away from the table, direct buckle.