How to play the flat shot, the pump, and the topspin of the tennis ball, and when to use it

I'll keep it simple. They say it very professionally, I'm afraid you don't understand, draw the ball: the bottom line When you pull the back, use it when you have enough physical strength and want to play a fast topspin ball.

Chipping: Used in the midfield, in front of the net, or when the opponent is weak in front of the net. Chipping has a wide range of applications because it is conservative and easy to control the direction in which the ball flies.

It's not easy to lose points. According to a national level 1 coach, chipping is the most used ball in the game. When your physical strength is exhausted, you can use a chipping ball to slow down and adjust your state.

Draw: The midfield and the bottom line can be used, although the attack power is not as large as the volley, but this half-offensive and half-defensive method can confront the anxious opponent. Let him watch a fast ball fly by, and then watch a ball that is moderately slow, but bounces up to his waist.

Forcing the opponent to grab the ball. However, novices and average-level people have a higher chance of the ball going out of bounds, and it is possible that the ball point is not deep enough to create a chance for the opponent to destroy you. So use less.

It depends on the specific situation, generally in the bottom line is dominated by topspin, especially the kind of topspin with a high arc, which can press the opponent off the court (especially when the opponent is short), but if the quality of topspin is not high when defending, it is easy to create opportunities for the opponent. Flat shots are generally used to deal with shallow balls in the midfield, and the bounce is lower when it lands, and it is more penetrating. However, in order to improve the offensive nature of the flat shot, it is best to use it at a height above the net to avoid mistakes.

The commonly used topspin plus flat tactics include first suppressing the opponent's forehand and then attacking the backhand, you can try high topspin, and then follow up to the court, the opponent is either shallow or high, there is a chance to score a flat or high pressure, and if the opponent's return ball is deep, you can also get it online.

The topspin can also be used when the opponent is on the net, and playing a topspin that falls at the opponent's feet can make the opponent miss or hit the high ball, and then use the flat to cross.

There is also a threat to hit a straight or back-slash with a sideways forehand in Zone 2, but the landing point needs to be changed a little more.

When countering the ball, you must master the angle and strength, if the force is too large, the angle will not be well mastered, and the strength of the rotation will not be so great.

We should improve the power of our arms, and we should grasp some small tricks, so that we can do it.

Practice the defensive shot more often and practice it 100 times a day to increase the strength of your topspin.

"Tennis underspin, topspin, flat shot, volley, short ball, high ball characteristics, essentials and playing style.

There are such balls!

But it takes a player with very solid fundamentals to play a high-quality topspin!

The most important thing is to shoot the head fast!

Natto is very muscular, and it's not easy to hit that kind of topspin, even though you say that you have more muscular arms. Also, Nadal holds the racket in a different way, holding it very far behind, leaving only a little fishline, so that the power and spin will increase a certain amount, and he will shave from the back to the top of the ball, the speed will change from slow to fast, and the racket will seem to push forward a little bit (just "as if"). It is also related to his racket, which has a Woofer technique (a pulley device that increases the interaction between the line and the frame, increasing the force at the moment of impact).

However, the main thing is Nadal's physical fitness and strength, so he should exercise more. But then again, you don't have to deliberately imitate others to play, you have to have your own style, if you imitate others, wouldn't it be too unattractive?

Two ways to play.

1. With the advantage of height and strength, sweep the highest point of the ball (players who are good at hitting high penalty kicks such as Soderling, Del Potro).

2. If you are good in all aspects such as technique and movement, then hit the rising point, which means that you will play before the ball bounces beyond the height of the chest or the highest point. (e.g. Federer).

Reason: 1, too high ball, it is difficult to apply a lot of flat hits, unless you have more height advantages, and the strength is poor, referring to Soderling's brute style of play in the 09 French Open, and sweeping from a high point.

2. If you don't wait for the ball to bounce high, you can borrow force, but you must move early, and the technique must be excellent, because the ball itself is low, and you have to hit it flat, so you need to ensure that you can cross the net and not go out of bounds faster, which requires technical strength.

Completely personal opinion, welcome to shoot bricks.

Hit early or late when hitting the topspin. Playing early is to grab the rising point and play without waiting for the ball to start spinning (like Agassi plays), which is easy to make mistakes; Playing late is the decline period of playing (many players at the French Open play far away), and wait for the ball to turn almost before playing.

The topspin ball is characterized by high flight amplitude, fast descent, small reflection angle and large forward impulse when it lands. Offensive players like to pull the topspin because the topspin style is relatively high, and the ball lands with great momentum, strong threat and high stability. Pulling the topspin ball not only deepens the ball, but also pulls it shallow.

Quick Shot: Shift your weight down (don't bend over, bend your knees), finger the ball (swing your racket first when it falls into your own court) and hit it just after the ball bounces (requires a lot of practice). If the momentum is too strong, use one leg as a support point, and the other one step back, then bend the knee and swing the racket.

It is recommended that you preferably use an open whip.

I'm a girl, so it's hard to beat like this, and it's better for boys.

However, you can use the chipping ball to get out of bounds, and the key is to change the shot at any time, so that the topspin will be slowed down.

Check out this tutorial.