Introduction to the types of curve balls and the key points of play

Those simple ones should be taken slowly.

The common tactics of curveball play are as follows:

1. Forehand plus arc ball.

With your left foot in front and your right foot behind, your knees slightly bent and your weight on your right foot. When the ball bounces off the table, the right foot kicks the ground, the waist rotates to the upper left, and the upper arm drives the forearm to accelerate and swing to the front and left, and at the moment of hitting the ball, the momentum of the whole body is transmitted to the wrist, and the acceleration reaches the maximum.

2. Forehand forward arc ball.

The stance is basically the same as the plus spin circle ball. The lead of the arm should be higher, such as the arc ball, and the racket should form an angle of about 80 degrees with the ground. When the ball bounces off the table, the legs, waist, upper arm, and forearm transfer momentum in turn, and the wrist turns slightly inward and forward at the moment of hitting the ball, and the acceleration reaches the maximum, and the middle and upper part of the ball is rubbed in the late ascending or high point period.

After hitting the ball, the center of gravity shifts to the left foot.

3. Straight plate rubber forehand arc ball (commonly known as small topspin).

It is basically similar to the action essentials of the anti-rubber arc circle, but because the positive rubber particles are raised, the friction coefficient of the rubber is less than that of the anti-glue, the lack of viscosity, and the contact area of the ball is not as large as the anti-glue, if the friction is too thin, it is easy to slip, so it is necessary to strengthen the wrist rotation when hitting the ball and expand the area of the racket in contact with the ball, which is the biggest difference between the positive rubber arc circle and the reverse rubber arc circle.

4. Forehand side spin arc ball.

The batting preparation posture and the whole body force are similar to those of the plus turn curve ball, but when hitting the ball, rub the right side of the ball, lean the paddle slightly forward, and exert force from the right outside to the left front and upper left (approximate arc). When pulling a sidespin ball, if the middle right or upper right center of the ball is hit, the pulled ball is a side topspin; If the middle and lower part of the ball is mainly driven inward and forward, it will often pull out the side downspin arc ball.

5. Do not turn the arc circle ball (also known as false arc circle).

Beginners can grasp the essentials of the action of adding a curved ball, tilt the racket shape back, touch the middle and lower part of the ball, and push and pull the ball forward and upward with the tension of the arm, and then you can pull out the non-rotating arc ball.

6. Horizontal backhand arc ball.

Stand with your feet parallel or with your left foot behind you, with your knees slightly flexed, and direct the racket under your abdomen before hitting the ball. When the ball bounces off the table, with the elbow joint as the axis, the forearm swings quickly upward, combined with the force of the wrist turning upward, rubbing the middle or middle and upper part of the ball during the descent phase. During the shot, push your legs upwards.

Introduction to table tennis

Table tennis, known as China's "national sport", is a world-popular ball sport that includes offense, confrontation and defense.

Table tennis originated in the United Kingdom, and the name "ping pong" originated in 1900 because of the sound of "ping pong" when hitting. In Chinese mainland, "table tennis" is its official name, as is Hong Kong and Macau.

In January 1926, an international table tennis tournament was held in Berlin, Germany, with a total of 64 male athletes from nine countries participating. In December of the same year, the International Table Tennis Federation was officially established, and the European Championships held in London were named the first World Table Tennis Championships. Table tennis organizations include the International Table Tennis Federation, the Asian Table Tennis Federation, and the Chinese Table Tennis Association.

There are three main kinds of arc balls, the first one: plus and turn arc ball, also known as high hanging arc ball, this kind of arc ball is characterized by particularly strong rotation and slow speed, the traditional arc ball arc is relatively high, and the ball runs forward and down quickly after falling off the table. The high hanging arc ball is generally used to deal with the downspin ball that comes out, the racket surface is slightly leaning forward or perpendicular to the ground when pulling the ball, here it should be changed according to the rotation of the ball, the stronger the downspin of the kick-off, the less the racket tilts forward, and the descent period of the batting, use the big arm to drive the small arm, swing the racket upward, and rub the middle and lower part of the ball.

The second type: forward arc ball, the ball is characterized by fast speed, strong rotation, and quickly slides down after falling off the platform. The forward arc ball is the main means of scoring in the game, the key point of hitting the ball is the high point or the early stage of the fall, the racket first hits the middle and upper part of the ball, and then rubs the trend, drives the small arm with the big arm, and swings the racket to the left front and upper part.

The third type: the side arc ball, because the first two curve balls are made of topspin, and this kind of arc ball is named because of the side spin. The characteristics of the side arc circle ball are that the first arc is higher than the forward rush, the higher hanging is lower, the side rotation is strong, and the outward deflection is turned after the fall.

The main point of hitting the ball is that the paddle surface is slightly leaned forward, and the falling period of the batting ball is to guide the paddle to the right rear when the incoming ball bounces up from the table, the arc is not too large, the big arm drives the small arm, rubs the right side of the ball, swings the racket to the left front, and rubs the middle and lower parts of the ball. It should be noted that no matter which kind of arc is pulled, the center of gravity should be lowered, especially the high hanging arc ball, the feet are spread and shoulder-width apart, the left foot is in front and the right foot is behind, when the ball bounces up, quickly take the waist as the axis, turn to the right, the arm is straight, quickly contract the forearm when hitting the ball, and create rotation with an acceleration friction ball. (All of the above movements are based on the right hand).

In general, it is divided into three kinds, the first one, plus the arc circle ball (also called the high-profile arc circle), the beginner arc circle must start from this, you can better experience the feeling of friction, the rotation of the ball is strong, the second speed is fast, and the ball is generally clicked with the fall of the ball. The second is the forward arc ball, this kind of ball begins to practice after mastering the plus spin, the ball is characterized by fast speed, strong rotation, one and two speeds are better, generally in the rising period of the ball or the high point of the hit.

The third type is the side-turning arc ball, which is relatively straight when pulling, creating strong side spin, and the ball falls into the opponent's table in a side arc, which is generally used when the forehand is at a large angle.

The others are derived from these three arc rings and do not belong to the basic arc ring type.

It is divided by the direction of the shot.

There are two types of curling balls: forehand curling balls and backhand curling balls.

In the forehand arc ball, it is divided into plus and turn arc circle, forward arc circle, side spin arc circle, straight plate positive rubber arc circle (commonly known as small top spin) and non-rotating arc circle.

High-pitch (plus turn), forward thrust, side spin, these are the main three, and the rest also have small arcs, false arcs, reverse arcs, etc.

There are two types of high-profile forward rushes, and the other two variations are all of the above.

The Japanese table tennis team invented the curveball play, which is a strong topspin ball that is characterized by both strong attack power and strong stability. Since it has very strong spin, it is a separate category from the traditional topspin ball, although it is an upspin ball. According to the direction of the shot, the curve ball can be divided into two types:

Forehand curling ball, backhand curling ball. In the forehand arc circle, it is divided into plus arc circle, forward arc circle, side spin arc circle, straight plate positive rubber arc circle (commonly known as small top spin) and non-rotating arc circle (commonly known as false arc circle).

When pulling the arc ball, if you want to rub a little more, tilt the racket a little more; If you want to install a little more, just set up the racket a little bit. Use your own feel to control what angle is best for the shot.

If you want to practice rubbing, it's best not to move your big arm, push your lower arm, wait for the ball, wait for the ball to fall below the net, and then pull it, so that you have to rub more, otherwise you will go to the net.

In fact, technology is only one aspect, to connect the arc circle, there are the following technologies:

1.Fast belt: A kind of table tennis attack.

It is used more in the forehand position. The main points of the action are: stand close to the stage, the left foot is slightly forward, the arm is naturally bent, and the forearm is rotated inward to tilt the paddle forward; When hitting the ball, the arm leads the racket to the right front of the body, the waist quickly turns to the left, the wrist is fixed, the racket leans forward, and the middle and upper part of the ball is hit during the rising phase of the incoming ball; Hit the ball with the help of the ** power of the incoming ball.

2.Cut: Crossboard backhand side spin to block the ball.

It is often used to deal with curved balls, similar to the backhand push of a straight board, and is an auxiliary defensive technique. It has the characteristics of strong rhythm change and spin ball change. It can create conditions for the transition of defense and attack.

The method of action is: the body is as close to the table as possible, and the arms are close to the body, so that the feeling in the hands is easier to control. The cricket ball is kept half side upright, and during the rise or high point of the incoming ball, the left post-mid-upper part of the shot (taking the right hand as an example) rubs against the left front lower part, and the arm movement trajectory is similar to the left half-arc shape of the downward slope, and the ball hit has left downspin.

In particular, it should be noted that because this technique does not pass through the center of the ball when hitting the ball, the forward trajectory of the ball is slow, and once the opponent adapts to this rhythm change, he will have enough time to free up his hand and give a strong offensive counterattack, causing his passivity. Therefore, in the competition, this technology should not be used too frequently as the main offensive means, which will cause the delay of the competition fighter.

3.Swing: That is, there is no need to rub, only rely on impact to deal with the curved ball pulled by the opponent.

This is another anti-arc ring technology in addition to the fast belt, but it is safer than the fast belt. To make a "swing" movement, the first thing is to completely relax the arms and wrists during the whole movement, and do not take the initiative to exert force. The fast belt is by friction, and the swing is to change the friction to a flat swing, change the early stage of the hit rise to the late stage of the swing rise or the high point period, the action is from back to front, slightly upward, and the position of the shot is relatively high (this point is different from the fast belt), to be small, the swing amplitude should be small, and the force should be borrowed.

Lean forward slightly, align with the incoming ball and wait for it. Adjust the forward angle of the racket according to the rotation strength of the incoming ball, find the position and height of the racket according to the arc of the incoming ball, and the action should be small. The main thing is to look at the ball.

If the ball is out of bounds, you can press the board a little, and if you go to the net, the board can stand up a little bit, and use the adjustment of the plate shape to control the ball out of bounds and under the net. The key is not to blink, be sure to keep an eye on the ball and watch it land on the spot.

The action is correct, but also pay attention to the main upward force, forward as a supplement, friction in place, hitting time, hitting point to judge correctly.

Is it just pure defense or do you want to pull back? If you just defend, you can use the method of reducing the force to suction the ball or afterburner, but the inclination of the racket needs to be adjusted by your own feel; If you want to pull back, pull the ball during the rising period of the ball, and find a sparring partner to practice for a while