How to deal with straight shots and fast pushes in horizontal arc circles

1.Improve the quality of the ball, your quality is about high, the lower the quality of the opponent's return ball, this is very easy to understand, if you pull the ball very explosively, the opponent generally does not dare to push harder, only dare to reduce the force to block, you can easily carry out continuous attack.

2.Change the landing point and rhythm of the ball, the most comfortable ball to push is the middle ball, you try to attack his forehand and backhand at a large angle, the speed is not afraid to slow down, and there is also to change the rhythm, sometimes you can wait for the ball to fall down more and pull a board high, sometimes you can meet up and pull forward, the rhythm and rotation can limit the quality of the opponent's push, and even make the opponent make mistakes.

3.If you can, try to attack sideways, generally speaking, the quality of the forehand attack is much higher than the backhand, feel the opponent's return route, and use the forehand to pull the ball when you can turn sideways to put pressure on the opponent.

4 Don't compare speed with the opponent, your advantage lies in the curve ball, don't be too close to the table, and the hitting time doesn't need to be very early, try to play your own strengths and avoid the opponent's strengths.

Don't pull into his middle! Try to pull two big corners (even if the error rate is higher), if you pull two big corners, he will not be able to push, and even if you push over, he will not change the line.

The main problem is consciousness, and the other is the cooperation of the brain, eyes, hands, and feet, which is a common problem of amateur players, and there is no good way to do it, so it can only practice more ......

Again, the backhand pull is a quick, sudden, and impossible way to play with a strong forehand, and you can try to reduce the action as much as possible, so that you can quickly restore it, so that there will be fewer chances of a hasty return as you said.

You can use his backhand to bring him to the middle of the forehand as fast as you can. If you have time to turn sideways, you will pull the ball sideways, and if the opponent's technique is not very high, it is generally not good to continue to push the ball in the high arc.

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You need to find someone or a coach who can send the ball on both sides of the forehand and backhand, and give you left and right swing speed exercises (forehand pull or dribble fast, backhand pull).

Push to the backhand and pull back, drop the forehand and use the forehand to pull the arc.

I don't think so, there are many kinds of direct shooting pushers, fast pushes, afterburner pushes, downspin pushers, sidespin pushers, and force reduction blocks. It's also very powerful to push and block, such as Jiang Penglong. Push and pay attention to the timing and landing point of the shot, the weakness of the horizontal shot is the middle lane, try to send the forehand to the middle of the field.

Generally speaking, the backhand of the straight shot is a weakness, and there is no advantage in pushing quickly against the horizontal shot, the key is to seek change, one is to pay attention to the change of the angle of power, and the other is to be ready to attack sideways at all times. Of course, there are also various technologies for the straight shot push block, and the side push can be used for the curved ball; For fast break and arc circle, you can use force reduction block; The half-high ball can be bounced, afterburner pushed, etc., among which the straight shot bounce technology can be regarded as a killer feature, with the characteristics of concealment, fast, and large angle changes, but there is no advantage in the hold. The current trend of straight and horizontal shots is to make up for the weakness of the straight shot backhand.

If both sides are in close proximity, the direct shot is dominated by the speed line change. If the horizontal shot is in the middle stage, the straight shot is very disadvantageous, unless you start first.

I don't think the horizontal backhand is weak, and it's easier to attack in the middle, so it's necessary to try the middle.

Pushing is defensive and excessive, and the arc is king. If you have time to practice straight shots, cross shots, and backhand arc balls, let's practice straight shots.

Straight shots use push blocks and horizontal shots to quickly push each other, and it is indeed not dominant. The reasons for this are:

1. The horizontal plate, due to the grip method, can send out full force. At the same time, regardless of the threat of the forehand position, the forehand and backhand positions can be converted at any time.

2. Straight board, when pushing the block, due to the concern about the vacancy of the forehand position, it is always ready to pounce on the forehand sideways, which has a great impact on its standing position and force.

3. Once the straight board and the horizontal board enter the push stage, the straight board must quickly push out the landing point, mobilize the horizontal board, and then turn to the forehand attack.

Whether it is self-defeating or not depends mainly on whether the straight board can play its advantages in the following two aspects.

1.Swivel speed. This is the biggest advantage of the straight shot, the racket is light, the action is small, the swing speed is fast, and the push block is more to play the rising period, mainly by borrowing, pushing well can make the opponent not easy to match the rhythm, increase the number of mistakes, and create opportunities for yourself to solve the problem with the forehand first.

2.Variation. When the backhand is suppressed by a strong attack, there must be a sense of active change to get rid of it, and you can change the rotation, change the falling point, and change the rhythm, rather than barely maintaining the stalemate.

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The first is to flatten the curve ball (the center of gravity is the main one).

The grip should be relaxed and natural, and the waist force should be used to resist the incoming ball. When turning the waist, the hip joints on the right side of the waist, as well as the knees and feet, should have a feeling of facing forward, and they should rotate synchronously, which is conducive to the relaxation of the arms. If the opponent's incoming ball has strong spin, you can press the racket down to overcome the strong upspin of the incoming ball.

Second, forehand reverse curve ball (to enhance friction).

The reverse arc ball is when the waist suddenly rotates when the ball is contacted, driving the forearm to contract and accelerate suddenly, mainly rubbing the middle and upper part of the ball. No matter how large the range of action of the shot is, the back of the hand always uses the waist as the central axis, and the rotation of the waist is used to control the return of the ball.

Third, the forehand pulls the curve ball (learn to use power in borrowing).

The reverse arc ball is mostly used in the middle of the platform. When the ball is pulled back, you can hit the ball at the top of the incoming ball. The point of impact must be accurate, do not emphasize too much on the contraction of the forearm, but should use the big arm, the leg should be pushed the ground, the strength of the body should be fully released, and the arc of the ball should be lengthened.

Fourth, the backhand pushes the curved ball (mainly by borrowing force to master the point of impact).

When pushing the curve ball, stand slightly away from the stage. When hitting the ball, you should dare to stretch out your hand, generally speaking, the best point of power for a straight backhand push is to extend the forearm forward nearly a distance of the forearm.

For straight boarders, there are some differences between ordinary pushing and pushing the arc ball: the action of the arc ball is more compact, the forearm extension is smaller, and the force is more involved. In the case of ordinary pushing, the range of action can be larger, and the arm can be sent forward more, and the ball should be met more forward.

Fifth, the backhand side squeezes the ball (changes the axis of rotation of the shot).

The backhand side squeeze is an important technique for straight boarders to defend the curve ball, and it is very skillful. Lateral extrusion is the position where the force is applied diagonally from the right side of the body to the left, and the center line of the longitudinal axis of the contact sphere is to the left. The side squeeze uses the axis of rotation of the shot to change the rotation of the return ball, and at the same time, changing the axis of rotation of the shot can effectively remove the force of the incoming ball and change the rhythm of the return.

All in all, all defensive arc defense techniques use the power of the ball to find the best point of impact, so as to improve the quality of the return and ensure the stability of the return. All techniques must be centered on the waist, and each stroke is completed with the belt hand, and only by mastering this point can you really understand how to defend the curveball.

You're always on the offensive and you're always making mistakes.

The opponent's good blocking is one thing, and at the same time, it means that your action is slow to restore, and you are not ready for the next board after the first board is played, and the offensive continuity is poor, resulting in your own disconnection.

In the case you are talking about, you have completely taken the initiative, you start to fight him on both sides, and you have the advantage of how you fight, that is, you have to win by playing rounds.

Hold each other with medium strength to form a continuous, mobilize the left and right lines, and play the round patiently and meticulously, which is often said in the game commentary to pull the opponent, there is no need to pursue a board to kill, the core of the push block is to borrow force, the more you pull, the more he blocks the ball back, as long as you can suppress him to play, take the initiative, the more you are not anxious, the more anxious the other party is, because he is always pressed by you to play, after all, the opponent is a straight board, you can attack on both sides and continuously press him 3 5 boards backhand big corner, he is not easy to exert force, can only use the block to rotate with you, If he wants to turn the table, he must attack sideways, as long as he dares to move, you give him a forehand, so he can only not move, the position is basically locked by you, you can keep pressing the backhand to kill one board after another, or suddenly change the force to the forehand, and it will be too late for him to move again; Or after locking him up, he'll just hit it with a force, and you just have to use your strength to block the ball until his forehand is empty.

1, there is no one who can't pull and can't die, only a forward arc that lacks quality, have you ever heard of a rush? White line, large angle, low flat arc, unless he retreats to put a high ball, as long as it is a person, he can't stop it. If you don't know how to practice, I can safely say that there are many opportunities to rush that you haven't seized.

What is a robust arc? You are wrong in your understanding ... Steady, is the opponent's strong offense, high quality of return ball, not good to rush all the way to passively choose steady, you to a left to the left to block the right to the right with steady, you stupid, you don't play in the opponent most want to be comfortable on the road?

The big tactics are wrong.

2, according to my experience, the kind of direct shooting player you are talking about, the pace will not be particularly good. In fact, the direct shooter who is not very offensive is not very fast, so if you are smart and don't have to pull the so-called "steady" high or semi-high hanging arc at all, hit the landing point casually, and change the line quickly, it will make him tired and fully grasp the initiative.

You can't play hard or without brains...

You can retreat to the middle table and pull the ball during the drop of the ball, paying attention to the spin and angle of the ball.

The situation you mentioned is obviously that you are not skilled in hitting the ball, and your swing speed is poor, and you can't fight against people at all.

In this case, the opponent sends a long ball to your forehand position, and you use stride or cross step to the middle position to rush the opponent's forehand slash (the opponent's right hand holds the racket), forcing the opponent to pounce on a forehand first, and then tear the opponent's backhand and press it continuously to form a positive pressure counterroutine. If you can't play, it means that your basic skills are not good, if you want to improve, practice hard, and don't compete with people before the action is set.

Push and spin the ball, push sideways with the racket,.

You can sharpen the ball when he sends it, and then rub a few boards with him, look for an opportunity to pull the ball, and remember to pull it in the corner.

Hehe, I also encountered such a problem today, the opponent is pushing the ball fast, you better let the ball spin, turn a little, so that he will not be so comfortable pushing, and then you look for an opportunity to pull the ball.

Work your backhand pull! Pull this ball up and your opponent won't be so easy to push!

The horizontal version is best played with a spin ball, and the push ball is the most powerful!

The biggest headache for a horizontal racket player is to deal with the ball rubbing of a straight player, so in order to calmly deal with the ball of a straight player, a horizontal player must learn to rub the ball. Let me briefly talk about how to learn to rub the ball in the horizontal racket. The ball rubbing technique is the most commonly used table tennis ball technique, which is divided into slow rubbing and fast rubbing.

Slow rubbing is generally used for the incoming ball with strong rotation and long line, and the slow rubbing is carried out in the descending period of the incoming ball, although the return speed is slow, it can increase the rotation of the rubbing ball; Fast rubbing is generally used for the incoming ball with a short line, and the fast rubbing is carried out in the rising period of the incoming ball, and the return speed is fast, but it is not easy to increase the rotation of the ball. The two most important factors in the ball rolling process are the angle of the paddle face and the direction and strength of the arm. The wrist is bent towards the little finger when the backhand is rubbed, and the back of the hand is facing upward, so that the wrist can be relatively stable.

When exerting force, the arm is tightened, and the direction of force is mainly from the front to the bottom. If you want to play a spinning ball, you must increase the movement of your wrist when touching the ball. However, it is likely that you will not be able to control the ball well if you move too much.

The forehand technique of horizontal racket is more difficult than that of backhand ball, mainly because the stability of the arm is not easy to fix at the moment of ball rubbing due to the forward extension of the arm. When rubbing the ball with your forehand, be sure to pay attention to the following points:1

Fingers relaxed. The fingers should be relaxed during the stroke, with the index finger being the most important, and the index finger acting as a racket when rubbing the ball with the forehand. 2.

Correct force action. The upper arm is clamped with the body, the lower arm is raised, and the shot is directed to the right rear, and the right foot is stepped forward when hitting the ball, and the forearm is sent out with the forward momentum of the step. 3.

Controls the elevation angle of the paddle face. The most difficult thing about the forehand rubbing is the control of the elevation angle of the paddle face, and the key to control is the adjustment of the wrist. Try to use fast rubbing technique when rubbing the ball with the forehand, try to use the pull ball to fight back with the billiards, the key to the horizontal racket rubbing is the rapid adjustment of the angle of the racket surface and the correct way of power, the backhand rubbing is mainly slow, and the forehand is mainly fast...

The best way to deal with the ball is to catch the ball, if the opponent's ball is too short, you can lift the ball lightly, and the landing point is selected in the opponent's backhand position long ball, the opponent is not good at starting the board, for this kind of long and not rotating ball, it is more difficult to deal with.