Who is suitable for a Japanese straight? A normal racket or a straight board, which one is more suit

The forehand arc has outstanding characteristics and strong running ability, which is more suitable for Japanese straight. Because choosing Rizhi is a one-sided pull.

However, in fact, the Japanese-style straight board has tended to be inferior among the world's players.

Coupled with the advent of the inorganic era, the prospects are worrying.

The push block is stable, the forehand strength is large and there is a good ability to pull the arc circle, it is suitable for the Japanese-style straight board, the best backhand can also attack, and there is a certain pace foundation and strong sideways ability.

The characteristic of the Japanese straight shot is that it has a lot of power, because the shape is long, the moment of hitting the ball is longer, and the more force it is hit. And the racket is thicker, which is suitable for pulling the curve ball. The disadvantage is that the backhand can only be pushed in general, and the handle is different from the Chinese style, and it depends on the individual whether it is comfortable to hold or not.

In the lower opinion, the forehand arc has outstanding characteristics and strong running ability, which is more suitable for the day straight. Because choosing Rizhi is a one-sided pull. But I don't think there is much emphasis in the amateur, as long as you adapt to the handle, you can adapt to more fights.

I think that a normal racket is still more suitable for players than a Japanese-style straight board, and a normal racket is more comfortable to look at from the eyes of the Chinese people.

First of all, let's talk about the Japanese straight board, the material of the Japanese straight board is made of cypress wood, and cypress is a fairly rare wood, and most countries have banned the cutting of this rare wood. Ordinary rackets are multi-layer sandwich structure, generally there will be at least 5 layers of thickness, some will even reach more than a dozen layers, and the combination of different woods and different sandwich thicknesses will match rackets with different feels, and athletes who have requirements for feel also have a number of choices. The advantage of the Japanese straight board is that the elasticity will be very good, the lethality is strong and easy to hold the ball, almost the most perfect racket, but due to the high price, coupled with the preciousness of the wood, the general Japanese straight shot is difficult to see in the ordinary field.

So compared to the average enthusiast, the Japanese-style straight board is not a very good choice.

Compared with normal rackets, the Japanese-style straight board is not particularly flexible because the racket is light and thick, resulting in uneven hand feel, and it is difficult to play a perfect operation.

There are two types of normal rackets, straight and horizontal. The advantage of the straight board is that the attack power and attack speed will be greatly improved when attacking near the platform, and the switching of the forehand and backhand is more flexible, and the disadvantage is that the backhand is mainly defensive, and the offense is weaker in comparison; When there is also a way to play horizontally with a straight board, hit the ball with the back of the straight board, you can pull out the ball with an arc on the table, surprise attack and defense, the straight board is the easiest racket for many of our enthusiasts to master proficiently, but the straight board also has requirements for athletes, which requires the athlete's pace to be flexible, and the hands and eyes to focus on the ball.

I think a normal racket is more suitable, the material and grip of the Japanese straight board are different from the general racket, the player also needs a vision, and the normal racket player can better exert force and choose the position of the ball.

The Japanese-style straight board is more suitable for players because the board is straight, and both the forehand and backhand can be played, which is convenient and the hitting power is greater.

Normal rackets are more suitable for players, because the wood used to make Japanese straight boards is very expensive, and ordinary people simply cannot afford to use them.

The Japanese-style straight shot is indeed convenient for pulling out a strong curve ball in the middle and far table, which is an adaptation to the arrival of the big ball era, but its weakness in dealing with the short ball in the table and the middle of the forehand position is more obvious. Because of hitting the ball in the same way, the speed of the ball is reduced by 17% and the spin is reduced by 23%. Pumping the ball will have the feeling of blowing the ball out.

The Japanese style of straight board play is not flexible because the racket is light and thick. It is basically difficult to exert power in the billiards, and it is difficult for the backhand to develop techniques such as horizontal hitting like a Chinese straight board. So the advantage is that after exiting the table, it enters the pull stage.

From Kim Taek-joo to Ryu Seung-min, they all played the same way, took a few meters back to open the stance, and began to attack wildly, and ordinary people couldn't resist it at all. In the past, the Chinese team talked about pulling after retiring from Taiwan, and no one had ever played this way. When Kong Linghui faced Jin Zezhu, he suppressed the opponent's backhand with flexibility and speed.

Once you get a forehand, it's hard to win.

However, because this style of play is too physically demanding and not flexible enough, the results have never reached the top. At that time, Jin Zezhu ran to the sidelines as soon as he rested, desperately spraying his hands to relieve fatigue. If he had to fight three times a day, he would have to surrender.

Because with such a beat, although the lethality is absolutely the best in the world, the physical strength is definitely not able to keep up. Liu Chengmin can win Wang Hao, there is also a certain chance factor, and Liu Chengmin's achievements are no longer outstanding. There was also Lu Lin in China, who used this style of play to partner in doubles and achieved many results.

In addition, there is also Taiwanese player Jiang Penglong, who once also achieved very good results.

Advantages: First, the forehand is prominent, and the forehand is easy to exert force.

Second, COSCO is better.

Disadvantages: First, the backhand is not strong, of course, it also depends on the person.

Second, the pace requirements are relatively high.

Third, the physical requirements are relatively high.

The Japanese-style straight racket is a kind of table tennis straight racket (playing style), the racket is square, which is different from the Chinese-style round straight racket, and is generally made of a single piece of cypress. The thickness is about 10mm, which is the thickest type of table tennis racket.