Please take the side downspin question, how to send the left and right side downspin balls?

Hello, I'm also shooting straight, let me talk about my experience with side downspin.

The side downspin is mostly faster, and the second jump is close to the baseline. Therefore, when receiving the serve, you should take half a step back in your position. The common techniques of side downspin are: rubbing, skimming, and pushing.

Rubbing the ball is the easiest way to catch it, but it is easy to rise up if the degree of rotation of the incoming ball is not judged well, and the ball that is rubbed back is basically all billiard balls (long balls are difficult to rub short) The opponent is easy to handle, you can rub back, you can also pull.

Apostrophe: The action of switching the ball back by spinning it down the side of the incoming ball. For backhand side spin balls, the straight (i.e. the opponent's forehand corner) is a good choice, and even if the opponent catches the ball, he will lose his position, and the situation will become active for you.

Pushing is somewhat similar to a side putting, where the force of the push is directed to the right, and the point of contact is to avoid the strong spin of the ball as much as possible. We know that when the table tennis ball rotates, there is almost no rotation on both sides of the direction of the ball's rotation, and it is easier to find this weak rotation area when the side spins down.

In addition, if the opponent's serve is slow, or the opponent is very familiar with someone, you can consider grabbing sideways. In the game, occasionally grabbing a few pulls, even if they don't pull up, will put pressure on the opponent, which will affect the quality of their serves. If you pull up, it will deal a heavy blow to the opponent's psychology, while your morale will be boosted and your confidence will be multiplied.

In addition to the competition, the competition is also a fighting mentality.

Tactics are just a few moves, nothing else, just rub and provoke, just practice more, it's easy.

This one needs to be practiced a lot, and the different rotations are also different, which requires your quick judgment. Roughly billiards are generally very fast, and the speed is down.

I often send sidespin balls, and although I don't catch them much, I see that others catch a lot.

You're left-handed, and I have a sister who's like you, and she's catching my sidespin, and if it's a forehand, it's pulling the reverse (the ball spins in the opposite direction), and then it's using the chipper, and the cut-ball depends on the situation, because it's harder to judge the side-up and side-down balls.

If it's a backhand that hits you, it's very rare, it's a reverse, it's all a chipper, because if the side ball is good, it's fast and spinning, but it jumps to the far side, and you can step back a little bit and learn to chipper back.

The most difficult to catch is the ** division point of the table, that is, the middle of the left or right six equal points often very responsive whether to use the forehand or the backhand to catch the general will block one so that the ball is either flying or under the net and then flying high to others I suggest two ways to solve it.

1.Half volley cut or cut the ball back at the moment when the ball just bounced, because when the ball just bounced, the angle of side rotation has not yet come out, only curl, and it will generally bounce up in the middle of the table, and it is easier to judge, of course, half volleys are not easy to practice, it requires high attention and reflexes, and it takes a long time to practice.

2。I am a person who specializes in serving side balls I have eaten too much of the loss of the positive rubber As long as you serve more and more spin the positive glue as long as you gently block or hold the ball The curl of the ball will eat yourself It hurts to think about it.

These are personal opinions.

If you disagree, please don't call me unprofessional, haha.

The main reason is that you haven't strengthened the practice in this area, you haven't found a reasonable time to catch the ball, the point of receiving, that is, the timing of your exertion is wrong. Secondly, when the side downspin is connected, the direction of your force and the angle of the beat should be appropriately adjusted, and the direction of the return shot is the same as the direction of his rotation.

This kind of thing has to be comprehended by myself.,I'll also play.,It's usually more than that.,Because different rackets serve and catch the angle and strength are different.,So only in the actual battle to adapt.,If it doesn't work, try that.,Slowly you'll know.,This person's serve is like this.,But if your level is good enough.,You should eat him all at once.,Hehe.。

For example, my friend is very threatening to play his serve with someone he doesn't know, but when it comes to me, I won't be passive, so practice makes perfect is very useful for those of us who have not studied table tennis professionally.

Sidespin is often seen in table tennis because it can make the curve of the ball more tortuous and cause more trouble for opponents.

Observe your opponent's racket angle: Sidespin balls usually apply spin on the side of your opponent's racket, so pay attention to your opponent's racket angle. If your opponent's racket is biased to the left, then the ball will most likely have a side spin to the right and vice versa.

Determine the direction of rotation of the ball: At the moment when the ball flies, carefully observe the direction of rotation of the ball. If the topspin and sidespin of the ball are the same, then the ball is likely to fly higher and farther; If the topspin and sidespin of the ball are in opposite directions, then the ball may be heavier and shorter.

Use the right paddle surface: When attaching the side topspin ball, use a sticky paddle surface, such as a medium- or high-viscosity rubber. This gives you more control over the spin and speed of the ball.

Adjust your batting stance: In order to cope with the sidespin ball, the batsman needs to adjust his stance. In general, the batsman should tilt his body center of gravity slightly downwards and keep the contact point between the paddle face and the ball as close to the bottom of the ball as possible.

Practice: Finally, catching the topspin requires constant practice and experience. Only after many actual battles and constant adjustments can you really master this skill.

Forehand to the left side of the upspin (down) ball:

1. Features: The upper (lower) rotation force on the left side is stronger, and the opponent blocks the ball to the right side of the upper (lower) side**, generally standing on the left side of the middle line or serving sideways.

2. Key points: When serving, the abdomen should be tucked in, and the hitting point should not be far away from the body;

Try to increase the amplitude and arc of the wave from right to left, and this mausoleum is used to enhance the strength of the side rotation.

When the left side of the topspin is served, the wrist is quickly closed by Nathan at the moment of impact, and the racket is rubbed from the center of the ball to the upper left.

When spinning on the left side, the paddle is tilted back and the paddle is rubbed from the lower middle of the ball to the lower left.

Backhand to the right (down) spin:

1. Features: The right side of the upper (lower) spin is strong, and after the opponent blocks it, go up (down) to the left side**. It is better to use a long diagonal ball on the left side and a short ball near the net near the middle right on the left.

2. Key points: pay attention to abdominal tucking and waist turning;

Make full use of the wrist rotation to cooperate with the forearm force;

When the ball is spun up and down on the right side, the racket rubs from the middle of the ball to the upper right at the moment of hitting, and the wrist has an uptick action;

When the right-hand spin ball is served, the paddle is tilted back and the paddle is rubbed down from the middle and lower part of the ball to the right side at the moment of impact.

Catch: The downspin ball is generally rubbed or sharpened, and the topspin ball is generally pushed, blocked, pulled quickly or torn quickly.

Pull and curl is a concept that is a strong topspin that is characterized by both a strong attack and a lot of 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).

Essentials of movement: Feet apart, knees adducted slightly bent, center of gravity on the inside of the front foot, left foot in front, slightly raise heel, body slightly right, wrist abduction, pull back, patting to form a horizontal position. Lead the shot to the right rear, when the ball jumps to the high point or descends in the early stage, touch the middle or middle of the ball, the waist and hip drive the upper arm and forearm to swing from back to front, and immediately press forward and upward at the moment of hitting the ball, push the ground the inside of the right foot, extend the knee, and the forearm should quickly pronate and contract, coordinate friction, and shift the center of gravity from the right foot to the left foot.

The whole action is similar to throwing a discus.

If you want a high quality return ball, there are two ways to get the ball back1You also pull the arc, but you have to put the racket flatter than usual2Chopping the ball, I like this, the success rate is high, the action is gorgeous, easy to defend, but the lethality is small.

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The best way to warm up is to draw it back, both forehand and backhand.

Pick up the spin (running ball) Hit the ball with the forehand and backhand or push the back, lean forward appropriately, hit the middle and upper part of the ball, and adjust the forward power.

When receiving the topspin ball on the side, you can use the attack and push (rubbing or pulling the ball) to catch the ball, the paddle surface is slightly leaning forward (backward) and slightly skewed to the left, and the hit is biased to the right middle upper (middle and lower) part to offset the left upper (down) spin force of the incoming ball.

Other Sidespin Ball Catches:

1. Catch the spin long ball with rubbing, chipping, and pulling the ball back, and push forward more force when rubbing or cutting.

2. Pick up and down the ball on the left side of the ball can be used to attack and push (rub the ball or pull the ball) to catch back, the paddle surface is slightly leaning forward (backward) and slightly skewed to the left, and hitting the ball is biased to the right middle (middle and lower) part to offset the left upper (lower) spin force of the incoming ball.

3. Receiving the right side of the ball and getting off the ball can be used to attack or push (rub the ball or pull the ball) to hit back, the paddle surface is slightly leaning forward (backward) and skewed to the right, and the ball is on the left middle and upper (middle and lower) parts; The key points and methods of catching are the same as those of catching the left topspin and downspin balls.

4. Approach the net short ball with a quick rub, fast or in-stage assault back, mainly relying on the strength of the wrist and forearm.

1. Skimming a board, this should be rotated according to the demand, the top rotation should be pressed and skimmed, and the side rotation should be reversed in the direction of side rotation.

The key point is to skim the rotation axis, which requires a feel and an accurate judgment of the direction and speed of the rotation of the incoming ball.

2. Bursting. The ball in the tire can be pulled, but it is not very explosive, with the help of waist force, it is effective to pull it out quickly, and the explosion pull naturally does not need to consider the side, it can be pressed over, you can adjust the direction of the pull, and the ball that turns left will be pulled to the right half of the table, on the contrary, you know.

3. Push gear. I push now, either the left boundary or the right boundary, and then the high. Are there any techniques for pushing?

At a glance, you know that yours is not pushing, the height is blocked, and the plate type is not enough pressure, if you push, you will either be strengthened, or pressed and pushed, and you will not fly.

4. Supporting a board. This has no practical significance, it should be a swing, right?

5. Rub. Rubbing is looking for death, the other party directly starts the board, and it is easy to stagger and go out of bounds, unless it is cut and rubbed, but it is also introduced, and the other party can rush.

6. Cut. The difference between cutting and rubbing is that cutting and spinning is cover cutting, and it is mostly side cutting, acting on the rotating shaft, and the instantaneous contact and force are completed.

Personal recommendation: strong turn, can swing in general, press out of the direction, arc control is very easy, this is borrowed turn, go back with a reverse test, the other party is also awkward, not a strong turn, directly from the board, you can pull vigorously, you can also directly smash the assault.

Summary. The left-hand downspin ball hit by the opponent will be heavier when it reaches our table, and the right-hand downspin ball hit by the opponent will be heavier after reaching our table and turn to the right.

Left side spin ball, is it a left turn towards the receiver?

The left-hand downspin ball hit by Chaqin's side will be heavier after reaching our table, and the right-hand downspin ball hit by the opponent will be heavier after hitting our table after losing a few times, and it will turn to the right after the ruler is closed.

So when we take the ball from the left, we have to pick it up a little bit to the left to avoid going out of bounds to the right.

When we catch the right spin ball, we have to pick it up a little to the right to avoid going out of bounds to the left.

Summarize the left rotation to the left, the right rotation to the right, and the judgment is not clear to the middle indirect.