Research status of table tennis serving technology at home and abroad 10

Serve-return techniques are both European and Asian.

It has been in a state of stagnation for a long time.

Mainly due to the implementation of the uncovered serve, the power of the serve is greatly reduced.

Everyone is trying to find ways to strengthen the strength of the back-to-back ball, and the study of the routines of serving and serving is not as focused as before.

The European's serve is dominated by side-up and side-down, with variations of forward and counter-spin.

Asians are mostly spinning and spinning, and with the change of side up and side down, they are now also learning European backspin balls.

Europeans' serves, compared to Asian players.

There is a lack of change (Waldner is the only exception).

Rotate them and they can be very intense.

But there are not many changes in rotation, not many changes in the landing point, and not many changes in the follow-up attack routine.

Although they generally have more strength, they are in the competition for the first three boards.

Due to the fast shots of Asian players, there are many ways to return serves.

European players are often on the passive.

Now, apart from Bol, Samsonov and a handful of Europeans have been able to transition to a stalemate against Asians.

Many European players have a hard time breaking through the top three boards of Asian players.

In fact, the biggest problem in Europe right now is the return of serve.

Their return is always based on making the opponent unable to go all out, and they can calmly transition to hold.

The offensive return serve, such as the return of the direct grab, pick and other techniques, is not deeply studied.

Even if it's a short swing technique, they generally think that as long as it's short.

There is no in-depth study of the pendulum short spins, landing points, and subsequent offensive articulation routines.

1, Bol, delicate technique, good at backspin ** ball, not strong strength, relatively strong rotation, good at high-profile arc circle, backhand quick tear. I wasn't in great shape, I had injuries all the time, and my speed and pace weren't as good as before.

2, Ocha, it is the year of play, in good condition, great strength, ruthless backhand, and a monster on the serve. Good at backhand serve and backhand pull. The disadvantage is that the serve is not handled well, not detailed enough, too dependent on the backhand, and the connection is slow, so he was casually abused by Marlon Marin.

3, Zhang Jike, the state is not very good this year, and he is often injured. Technically, the backhand is ruthless, the forehand is fierce, the backspin ball is varied, the psychological quality is good, and the brain is lively. The downside is the slow startup.

4, Ma Long, in good shape. Technically, the connection is fast, the swing speed is high, and the forehand is smooth. The downside is that the backhand is slightly weaker.

5. Mizutani, in good condition. Technically, the serve is good, the feel is good, the ability to put the ball high is strong, and the ability to entangle in the middle and far platform is strong. The disadvantage is that the power is small, and the return is not fine.

6, Zhu Shihyuk, the state has dropped a lot. Technically, the chipping ball is very turning, and he is still the world's No. 1 chipper, and he can cut his backhand and forehand, and he is also very strong in pulling the ball with his forehand. The disadvantage is that the backhand lacks offensive means, which is also related to the rubber, and the serve is relatively weak.

7, Xu Xin, normal state. Technically, the serve is good, the running is strong, the mid-to-far platform has a strong ability to pull back, and the in-table picking technique has also been enhanced a lot recently. The disadvantage is that the backhand is weak, and the technical system relies too much on the forehand.

8, Fan Zhendong, the state is normal, and he is still on the rise. Technically, the backhand is strong, and the board can exert force. The disadvantage is that the level of playing against the wind is poor, there are few changes, and the rhythm is single.

9. Fang Bo, in good condition. Technically, the forehand is strong, and the COSCO platform has a strong anti-pull ability. The disadvantages are a weak backhand, too few changes in the serve, and a single rhythm.

In fact, as early as around 1960, "table tennis", which became an aristocratic game, first originated in the United Kingdom. At that time, the European ball technology was very superb, there were many athletes in China to learn, but for a period of time was always ridiculed by European players, to the mid-to-late 1970s, China continued to learn, and study in the call of the first comrade, the whole people began to contact to play table tennis, there were a lot of table tennis masters, to the 1980s, China's table tennis technology has been quite mature, mainly to chipping, spinning, squatting style, defeated many good players, but, due to some domestic problems, China was defeated by the opponent again, and studied the fast and stable serve, while foreign countries are still dominated by cutting hair and fast balls, and because of the lack of stability, there is a current situation of green and yellow. Now, mainly because Chinese are willing to endure hardships and train ruthlessly, and foreigners are unwilling to endure hardships, in fact, their willingness to endure hardships is also affected by the domestic situation, mainly because the people who play are not popular enough.

It seems that only when the people's foundation is done well can the movement develop and grow in the long run!

The level of serving skills in China is relatively high in the world, more obvious for women, and probably close to Europe for men.

Domestic table tennis players are changing quickly, and I hope that Chinese table tennis will become stronger and stronger!

The main technical action of sending the downspin ball is to hit the ball with downward force in addition to the forward force. The racket is rubbed downward, and the resulting spin is called downspin.

The ball is thrown upwards, and then the racket is drawn, and when the ball falls to about the chest, it is quickly swept under the ball with the racket surface, and the practice will begin.

The main purpose of the serve is to pave the way for the next board, and of course, the direct score on the serve is also what we want.

The quality of the serve has a direct impact on the performance of our various skills, as well as the importance of grasping the situation at critical moments**.

I guess the service position is not the key, everyone's serve is different. However, now that you are using an uncovered serve, no matter how strange your actions are, it will not help if the opponent can't see the ball.

Method: If you really want to achieve the advantage of serve, you must first observe the opponent's position and know it in your heart. On this basis, there should be more "changes"!Change refers to the change of rotation and landing point, speed and length. This makes it difficult for the opponent to judge when receiving the serve, so as to take the initiative.

Tip: If you really don't have a good serve, I suggest you take this approach. No matter what kind of rotation you make, it is nothing more than a momentary rubbing of your fingers and wrists.

Seek change in the subtleties and strive for the initiative. To put it bluntly, it's the same movement, different rotations. It has the effect of confusing the other party.

The above are my own experiences and insights from playing for many years. If you want to play table tennis well, you must study with your heart and heart. Even non-professional training can achieve twice the result with half the effort.

From a practical point of view, any single serve of any kind (no matter what spin, no matter how strong the spin) is not very threatening. Because once the opponent gets used to it, this kind of serve is basically invalid.

A truly threatening serve is built on a varied basis. That is, the big movement is basically the same, and only the small movement of the wrist produces a rotation that is diametrically opposed. In this way, you can get twice the result with half the effort.

Stand in the backhand position (or the left side of the table if holding the racket with your right hand) with your body directly in front of you and parallel to the bottom line of the table (i.e., standing sideways at a 90-degree angle to the centerline of the table). Lead the racket with your right hand behind you (i.e., in the direction of the mid-to-far platform) and move the racket forward at an angle almost parallel to the ground, and when you are about to reach the end of the racket, raise the angle of the racket up (i.e., the angle to the horizon is slightly larger, but not more than 60 degrees). In this way, the other party can be confused so that they can't tell what is spinning).

1. If you want to send downspin, you have to hit the ball when the paddle shape is parallel to the ground, rubbing the bottom of the ball.

2. If you want to send the ball without spinning, you must hit the ball after the racket is erected, and hit the middle and lower part of the ball (as long as the hitting part is right, it doesn't matter if there is a little friction, because the rotation created in this way is very weak and can be regarded as not rotating).

As long as the strong downspin and non-rotation back and forth can be transformed, there is no need to demand downspin and upspin to transform.

The most important thing is to serve the two balls, the action should be roughly the same, so that the opponent can't tell what is spinning. Think about what would happen if you served without spinning and the opponent caught the ball with strong downspin. Ha ha.