What should I pay attention to when playing with a straight board to defend horizontally?

There are a variety of cross-hitting techniques used to deal with the backhand ball depending on the incoming ball, and "each village has its own tricks". However, I think that the horizontal shot must have its own "core technology", that is, the "killer feature", and the handling of the backhand ball should revolve around how to use this "killer feature". In the case of using a "killer move" to gain an advantage, switch to a forehand attack.

Even if the backhand is played in full cross, the style of play will be different due to the difference in the "core technology" of the backhand. ‍

Some understanding of the "backhand arc ball" of the straight board horizontal hit: 1. The technical action should be able to exert force. The grip is very important, what kind of grip method, there is what kind of hitting action, and the difference in hitting action is largely due to the difference in grip.

The index finger is gently pressed and patted on the shoulder, and the three fingers after the pat are radial, which is impossible to exert great force; In order to exert a strong force, this grip is not advisable. Dare to turn sideways; There must be a waist turn; The lead shot should be on the left side of the body, and the crotch lead shot is not advisable. 2. Win by quality.

When defending, don't use the straight shot and horizontal hitting technique, it is better to hit the backhand, and the straight shot and horizontal shot was originally a technique developed to make up for the weak attack power of the backhand.

Angle and rotation dynamics!

Grip method According to my observation, manyTable tennisFans simply understand the straight racket backhand as hitting the ball with the back of the racket, so the grip posture is the same as the original straight racket grip method, without any changes, and the wrist is externally rotated to hit the ball with the back of the racket facing outward. However, due to the inability to control the shape of the racket correctly, this type of back-block hitting style cannot play a powerful and accurate attack. The reason for this is that the original straight grip method will cause the racket to have an intersection with the arm extension (compare the correct grip below to understand the meaning of this sentence), which is a big taboo.

The correct grip should be carried out by pressing the following points:

1.The thumb is gently pressed on the patter surface diagonally, and the left side of the patter handle is close to the tiger;

2.Straighten your index finger and press lightly on the right right edge;

3.Stretch out three fingers on the back and let the fingertips tap the back;

4.Slightly inward rotate the wrist to perpendicular to the ground;

5.Gently press with your thumb and press with your index finger so that the patter surface is basically on the arm line. At this time, it is ready to fight back.

Here we emphasize that the paddle surface should be basically on the arm extension. This is because the racket shape formed in this way is completely consistent with the racket shape formed by the horizontal grip of tennis, badminton and table tennis, and their common advantage is that it is very natural to hit the backhand and the handball, and the traditional straight shot against the backhand requires a complex and difficult to master the wrist turning process.

From the point of view that we use this as a starting point to guide beginners, playing backhand is much faster than the conventional method. Some golfers who have practiced for several years have not mastered the backhand attack ball and quickly learned it, which can also be seen that the straight shot backhand is not a spring white snow but a lower riba person, which is a shortcut for table tennis straight shot players to learn to attack the backhand.

The technical points of the straight plate horizontal play are as follows:

1. The action essentials of this technique are the same as pulling down the spin ball, but there is a little difference in the hitting time, and most of the hitting time is in the early stage of the ball's decline.

2. The position of the usual training is different from the position in the competition. The center of gravity of the standing position in normal training can be slightly offset to the right foot, and the position must be adjusted according to the incoming ball during the game. When you calculate that the opponent will shake your backhand and decide to pull with the opposite side, the stance can be the same as the usual training standing.

3. When you need the opponent to come to the ball and decide to use the reverse side to grab and pull, your position must be adjusted from the side position to the usual training position.

This technique is a very key technique in the reverse technique of the straight board, and it is the most used in the game, and it is also the most difficult technique to master. Because the opponent uses the most common method when receiving the serve, it is mainly to shake to the backhand position, with the short ball in the forehand position and the long ball in the forehand position as a containment.

The essentials of this technique are the same as pulling down the spin ball, but there is a slight difference in the hitting time, which is mostly in the early stages of the ball's drop. The position you usually train in is different from the position you stand in a game. The center of gravity of the standing position in normal training can be slightly offset to the right foot, and the position must be adjusted according to the incoming ball during the game.

When you calculate that the opponent will shake your backhand and decide to use the reverse pull, the stance can be the same as the usual training standing; When you need the ball from the opponent to decide to use the back, you have to adjust your stance from the side position to the usual training position.

At the beginning of learning, you can try to take a horizontal shot to feel what the concept of straight and horizontal play is, because the principle between them is the same. Straight board horizontal play, pay attention to the small arm to drive the wrist, not rely on the big arm to swing. The movement goes with the flow of the wrist and the point where the ball touches is important.

It is best to grasp the feel of your hand.

Explanation of straight board horizontal hitting technology.

1. Is it possible to hit the ball in the backhand position without pushing if only using a straight board to hit horizontally?

2. It is very difficult to play the ball with a straight board if it is not staged!

The backhand is very smooth with the billiards and the ball with a good position, but if it is an inside ball, you need to use the technique of twisting and pulling in the table instead of playing horizontally.

3. Close-range balls, too, these seem to be only able to be pushed?

Whether it's a close-quarters ball or a chasing ball, as long as the position is right, you can completely solve the battle with horizontal hitting! Even if you occasionally use the lower push, it's understandable, as long as the landing point is good, it is difficult for the other party to get started! Xu Xin and Ma Lin both combined horizontal hits to push and block, and only Wang Hao was completely sideways.

In short, it depends on personal preference, and the backhand position is definitely more advantageous than disadvantageous!

Why do you have to play horizontally It is up to you to rub and swing and pick near the table, and some of the balls in the professional near the table are not played horizontally, and you can screw it, just like Wang Hao.

Senior fans of table tennis horizontal play think: 1. If you only use a straight board to hit the ball horizontally, it is completely possible to push and block!

2. The ball that is not out of the table can be twisted horizontally or the backhand racket part can be pulled horizontally to the bottom of the incoming ball!

I said I couldn't help because I hadn't played in years and I don't know about it, but you can try chipping.

Pushing and blocking must be used, and it is not difficult to play a goal that is not staged, and you can bring some skills, twisting, picking, etc.

Straight and horizontal shooting: The thumb is vertical, the index finger is shallow to hold the racket, the elbow joint is slightly forward, and when playing horizontally, the thumb is pressed, the wrist is buckled, and the forearm is rotated internally. Judge the arc and speed of the incoming ball, make a lead shot before the horizontal hit, raise the forearm, press the thumb, buckle the wrist, rotate the forearm, and hang the elbow joint.

The racket leans forward appropriately. In the early stage of the high point of the shot, move the bush to move forward.

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Stand with the right foot in front and the left foot behind, and the plate shape is slightly drooping when hitting the ball, and the board is raised at the high point of the incoming ball, and if it is a downspin ball, you need to add friction.