How to deal with opponents who are good at pulling the ball in table tennis

Haha, I'm actually good at pulling the ball, generally, I'm afraid that I will deliberately let the other party hold with me, in fact, when pulling up the ball, you can have half of it, it should be very important, when I deal with a player who can pull the ball, of course I can't hit hard If you can hold on, I suggest that you don't want to beat the opponent to death when pulling the ball, so easy to make mistakes, be patient, you are not good at pulling the ball can be short, for me, if the other party gives me a short, I am very speechless, Still, I've made my opponent passively hold on to me. Hee-hee, so, to practice the basic skills below, by the way, the basic condition for dealing with the ball puller is the footsteps, must move in an orderly manner, swing the board fast, it is best to occupy the near and middle platform, so that you can mobilize the other party, remember, it is the near and middle platform, because the opponent often plays the ball very fast, if you occupy the near platform, it will be difficult to receive (some with a forward rush) to judge the direction of the ball even if you are ready to swing the racket to adjust the ball! That's all there is to it.

When carrying out the reverse pull, it is necessary to pay attention to the center of gravity of the body can not be too low, stand up as much as possible, when leading the racket, the hand should be properly raised, do not sink, because the ball has a strong topspin, if the hand is too low, it is difficult to contact the ball at the right time, when the ball bounces up on the side of the table after the fall of the upper right part of the ball (taking the right hand as an example), because the appropriate contact with the side of the ball can avoid the strong spin area of the ball, reduce the difficulty of the pullback, at this time of course the board surface should be appropriately leaned forward, otherwise, It is impossible to hit the correct part of the ball, at the same time, the arm is mainly forward, slightly upward, the center of gravity is matched with the back and forward force, and the wrist should have a rapid adduction action at the moment of hitting the ball, but the adduction amplitude should not be too large, so as to offset the strong bottom-up reaction force caused by the ball to the board and avoid pulling out of bounds. Throughout the movement, you should always pay attention to tightening your waist and coordinating the force with your arms, which will help you control the arc of your shot and improve your accuracy.

Table tennis basics – frequently asked questions about table tennis pulling.

1.Center of gravity recoil:The center of gravity recoil naturally prevents the leg strength from being exerted, so that the arm direction is mostly upward, reducing the speed, power and rotation of the ball.

2.Stiff arms:In the process of leading, the muscles stiffen, greatly reducing the ability to control the ball and locking in the power. The muscles stiffen after the shot, so that the power cannot be fully exerted, and the reduction speed is reduced.

3.Turning the waist is not enough:Pulling the ball with only your arms makes it a big loss of speed, power, and spin.

4.Elbow and shoulder raises:The legs, waist, and hands are not in harmony, and when the power is transferred from the legs and waist to the hands, the energy is interrupted.

5.Slow footwork:Wait for the ball, so that the point of impact is too low, so that the strength of the whole body cannot be used on the ball.

Pulling the ball is to touch the ball sideways and hit the ball back. The ball played has a strong side spin, also known as an arc ball.

There are several ways to judge a pull ball:

1. Judge the upward and downward spin from the direction of movement of the racket when it touches the ball. The downward force is downspin, and when the ball is touched, the racket is hooked to know which side spin.

2. Judge the strength of the ball rotation from the strength of the old wrist of the hand. When serving, the wrist shakes and moves with the yard strongly, rubbing the ball hard, the spin will be stronger, and the spin will be weaker.

3. Judge whether to rotate or not from the running arc of the ball.