Girls, beginners in table tennis, straight shots, have some problems

When turning the ball to serve, the racket surface is tilted upwards and counterclockwise about 35 degrees on the basis of the horizontal plane, and the racket is slightly above the table when hitting the ball, and the wrist is rotated downward at the moment of hitting the ball, driving the ball to rotate with it (this is a downspin ball, and the effect of sending it to the wall is: after the ball hits the wall, it does not bounce up and return, but goes straight down to the ground).

If the opponent sends the downspin ball mentioned above, then there are basically three options: 1: Use the downspin ball with a slightly lower tilt angle of the racket to shoot back.

2: The racket tilts slightly lower, directly forward, and pushes it in the direction of the ball.

3: The left knee is slightly bent, the right knee joint is semi-bent, the center of gravity is pressed on the right side, the left oblique side is on the table, the arm is pressed to about the same height as the knee joint, and the thumb is pressed hard at the same time, the index finger is opened, and the remaining three fingers are assisted in pressing the racket on the back of the racket, and when the ball moves to the front of the body, the shoulder joint and the elbow joint are used as the axis to quickly draw an elliptical arc of the arm, and at the same time hit the ball, the ball is driven upward with the strength and speed of the arm movement, and the center of gravity is transferred to the left at the same time, due to the direction of the ball rotation, If it is well controlled, it will drop sharply in the middle of the opponent's countertop.

The straight shot and horizontal hitting mentioned upstairs is an advanced technique, and it is difficult to practice at the beginning, so it is recommended to learn it later.

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It seems that the rotation of the ball on the serve, the topspin ball can be played back directly, the downspin ball is pulled, and the downspin that is not very spinning can also be played hard, but you don't want to pull it if you are used to playing hard, hehe, the sidespin ball must be eaten, and it is only best to eat it back.

If you want to improve your skills, it's best to practice the basic skills, the action norms are very important to practice the forehand attack, the backhand, of course, learn to play straight and horizontally, pushing and blocking is no longer popular, pushing and blocking is only defensive, and defending will never be dead, it is recommended to find a more formal person to teach you It is difficult to say it in two words. It's okay to ask me to teach you, hehe

I'm a junior in college, I loved playing table tennis since I was very young, and I've been watching table tennis teaching since I was in high school**, and I just won second place in the tri-school league competition in college town the other day. The following ** is where I learned, I hope it will be helpful to you.

When receiving the ball, put the racket obliquely to make the table tennis ball rotate, the opponent should bend over when serving, so as to have enough strength to shoot the ball, and when receiving the ball, it should be a little far away from the table (about 40cm), and the reaction time can be extended by extending the distance, so as to facilitate the reception, and try to pull the ball to rotate with the opponent.

The key to turning the ball is to exert force at the wrist and the angle at which the ball is touched by the ball. You can't block the ball directly when you receive the ball, you have to take the board to the side, use your wrist force at the moment you touch the ball, and bring the ball out of the OK pull, I hope it can help you.

It doesn't matter, I can't pick up the ball, so I will practice other things first, let the person who can play first, take you, practice the forehand first, put some half-high balls for you, you can first buckle and practice the feel, you can also practice pushing and blocking first, and the pushing action is small and easy to learn.

Increase the amplitude of the swing and be able to spin the ball with your wrist.

Practice more, play more, ponder more, and combine theory with practice. In the early stage, it is very important to standardize posture and movements and practice more basic skills

I also really like to fight, I started to learn in high school, very vegetable, often abused, and then I played more and the technique gradually got better, so I suggest that you also find someone to play together, saying that those skills are useless, and you can find me to fight, hehe, practice makes perfect when you play more, you can naturally enter a realm, and you can understand the sport more deeply.

As shown in the picture above.

This grip is called a straight grip. Playing with this grip is a straight board play. This is a traditional Chinese stunt! Foreigners are very uncomfortable, so they have a brilliant record and have become a major feature of Chinese table tennis.

However, this style of play has unavoidable shortcomings, that is, the backhand can only push and not attack, and when a stalemate is formed, it will suffer a lot in the face of European players who pull on both sides of the horizontal board. So the Chinese invented the straight board horizontal punch.

Now, table tennis is no longer prosperous as a whole, and it doesn't matter if Chinese players are invincible all over the world.

Table tennis teaching: the grip method of straight shooting, if you like table tennis, you must learn it.

I also use MC-2 for horizontal shooting, and I have also played all of these rubbers.

Let's talk about the bottom plate first: MC-2 is definitely a good curved coil board, I originally used the old white word OC, and immediately switched to MC-2 after trying MC-2.

Let's talk about rubber: compared with the forehand Hurricane 3 and 729-2, the difference between the control and the lead is not big, the Hurricane 3 is slightly better, but the power Hurricane 3 is too much stronger (this can be clearly realized when playing or pulling in the middle and far platform); The 729-2 has a bit of an advantage in speed, with a fast ball and a low arc that is suitable for pulling forwards. But after stepping back, it is not very powerful.

On the whole, it's better to be crazy three.

I recommend using Tianyi for the backhand, it is specially designed for straight shots, the weight is very light, the performance is more balanced, the control is better, pulling, hitting, and bounce are OK, but the power of the ball is not very large, but I think the main attack ability of the straight shot is still placed on the forehand, and the role of the backhand is still control and transition. I have played CJ8000B and C type, the performance of the two is about the same, although it is known as fast, sticky, light, but in fact it is not light at all (the weight of the rubber and Hurricane 3 is about the same), in addition, the hardness of this rubber does not match the nominal: the nominal 38 degrees 41 degrees C type should actually be around 45 degrees.

The characteristics of CJ8000 are very distinct: the sponge is very explosive, the ball is fast, the spin is good, and it is full of power. But it is too difficult to control, and the feel of rubbing and pulling is not good, and it is easy to go out of bounds or lack lead net.

I feel that it is not bad to bounce with it, the ball is short and powerful, fast and flat, and the opponent is not easy to defend.

To sum up, I recommend using the forehand with the Crazy Three, even if the performance of the Hurricane 3 is better than 729-2 even if it is not poured with glue, I don't have to worry about it if I play 40 degrees, and you don't have to worry about using the 39 degree one, but if you are a fast attacker who is mainly close to the table, you can also use 729-2.

The backhand is still Tianyi, if you use CJ8000, unless you use the backhand to bounce the main, good and super control and can tolerate super heavy beats.

**Moderate, comfortable to hold, appropriate weight, to have a certain hardness, otherwise the shot is weak. The rubber can choose red double joy and soar three.

Pay attention to the following points when choosing a table tennis straight shot:

Straight shooting is characterized by lightness, agility, dexterity and speed. It is necessary to choose the right weight racket according to your own strength, and it is difficult for a racket that is too heavy to reflect the above characteristics.

Choose rackets produced by regular manufacturers, and the quality should be ***. Many miscellaneous brands of rackets will be deformed, bent, and atrophied after a period of time.

Choose the hardness of the racket according to your playing style. For example, if you play in an arc circle, choose a slightly softer, better ball-holding, and strong spin; Fast-attacking players can choose the ones with high hardness and speed.

The rubber matching should be reasonable. The base plate with high hardness is equipped with a moderately soft rubber, and the base plate with a low hardness is equipped with an appropriately hard rubber.

There is only one kind of table tennis, and the racket can be chosen!!

Advantages of direct shooting: Flexible control of the plate shape is achieved through the adjustment of the thumb and index finger. It is easy to realize various technologies such as in-table pick-and-roll, in-table twisting and pulling, and when destroying the ball in the same position, compared with the horizontal plate, the mold family needs less space to hit the ball.

But the disadvantage is that it is difficult to train, it is not easy to reach a high level, and it is difficult to produce results. The backhand is always a weakness, and although the horizontal hitting technique is used, it does not solve the sliding force of the long and middle platforms in the straight board.