Do you know how to play spin and how to play spin the ball the easiest way to learn to play spin

Spin ball is a very broad concept.

If you spin the ball, you basically won't run into any opponents.

But it's also a more difficult technique.

There are many types of table tennis rotation, and the commonly used rotations are: topspin, downspin, left spin, right spin, left topspin, left downspin, right topspin, right downspin, right downspin.

In order to catch the spinning ball, you must first understand the manufacturing methods of various spins:

Upspin: Lean forward, touch the middle and upper part of the ball, and rub forward and upward. Such as attacking the ball, pulling the arc ball.

Downspin: Tilt the paddle face backwards, touch the middle and lower part of the ball, and rub it forward and downward. Such as chipping and rubbing.

Left spin: The paddle surface is vertical, the middle of the ball is on the right side, and the force is forward while rubbing from right to left. Such as serving and rubbing.

Right spin: The paddle surface is vertical, touch the middle of the ball to the left, and rub from left to right while pressing forward.

Left topspin: The paddle surface is vertical, touch the lower right side of the ball, and rub it against the upper left while pressing forward.

Left downspin: The paddle face is slightly tilted back, touching the right side of the ball to the upper part, and rubbing to the lower left.

Right topspin: The paddle surface is vertical, touch the left side of the ball and rub it towards the upper right.

Right downspin: The paddle is slightly tilted back, touching the left side of the ball to the upper part of the ball, and rubbing to the lower right.

Once you know how to create a spin, you can determine the direction of rotation based on the direction of your opponent's swing.

Here's how to deal with the various spins:

Upspin: The paddle is slightly forward, and the stronger the topspin, the worse the forward leaning. Pay attention to the magnitude and direction of force.

Downspin ball: The paddle face is tilted back and turned into an upspin ball with attack and pull.

Your opponent has a left-hand spin and your paddle is biased to the left (straight).

Your opponent has a right-hand spin and you have a right-hand shot (straight shot), a backhand for a horizontal shot or a forehand for the sideways.

Left topspin, downspin, right topspin, downspin, use your paddle to face the opponent's paddle face when the ball is touched.

The way to play the spin is: Let the contact between the racket and the ball have an impact and change it to friction. So that you can eat the spin.

The amount of spin is related to the thickness of the ball you touch, and the thinner it is, the more it turns, but the power is not good. As long as you practice hard. That's it. Thank you.

The answers on the third floor were exhaustive, and I benefited a lot.

Either rub with him, or you will be beaten to death.

To send the topspin ball, the racket moves forward and upwards vigorously, rubbing the middle and upper part of the ball, the contact point between the racket and the ball is generally the same height as the net, and the landing point of the ball on its own table should be close to the bottom line. When the ball is spinner, the racket moves forward and downward forcefully, and the contact point between the lower racket and the ball is generally slightly higher than the net.

After throwing the ball up, the hand holding the racket leads the racket backwards, and the forearm is relaxed, so that the height of the racket decreases, as if the racket is on the side of the body to make a small loop action backwards. When the ball descends about 15 cm away from the table, the whole arm quickly pushes the left front, and at the same time, the thumb squeezes the racket forcefully to tilt the racket surface slightly to the left, and the moment the ball is touched, the wrist shakes vigorously to the upper left, so that the racket surface rubs along the curve of the ball to the right side upward. The ball landed near the line and bounced towards the right corner of the opponent.

Stuffy.

In table tennis technology, the downspin ball, also known as the low-ball board, is a major offensive technique for offensive athletes, especially positive rubber and raw rubber athletes.

First of all, the center of gravity should be low, and the standing position should be parallel to the bottom line of the table, so that there is enough guidance and prevent the racket from knocking on the table, and the racket surface is parallel to the table, slightly higher by 2-5 cm.

Secondly, after throwing the ball, keep your eyes on the ball, move the center of gravity from the right foot to the left foot, and at the same time turn the waist to close the forearm and swing the racket to rub directly below the ball, and use the inertia of the center of gravity conversion to give the ball a forward force.

Thirdly, the action of turning the waist to the forearm to the hand is completely used to increase the rotation, so that the ball will be very slow, but the rotation is very fast, and the forward power of the ball is completely provided by the inertia of the center of gravity conversion.

If it is judged that the opponent is sending a downspin short ball, it will not be introduced.

There are several ways to receive the ball depending on the incoming ball

First, on the backhand, you can swing short to the opponent's forehand triangle, or the middle of the forehand position. You can also split to a large angle of the opponent's forehand and add spins as much as possible to increase the difficulty of the opponent's next board in space. Positive catches can be used to pull the ball with a backhand, and the opponent is generally more passive.

Second, in the forehand position, you can split long to the opponent's backhand angle, or swing short to the opponent's forehand angle.

Third, in the middle position, the horizontal shot can be twisted up with a backhand in the stage, which is slightly picky. If you find it difficult to pick up and spin down, you can use your forehand to shake the opponent's backhand to achieve the purpose of control.

Downspin long ball is introduced, or semi-promulgated, in the following ways:

First, the backhand spins the long ball, and the horizontal shot is directly pulled up, and it is better not to pull the ball, but only to rub the ball to control the angle and not be easily attacked by the opponent. If you can't hit horizontally, you can actively grab sideways, and if you hit horizontally, you can pull it up directly.

Second, with a large angle of the forehand, use a cross step or a big stride in place to pull the arc circle ball to the opponent's forehand at a large angle or the opponent's backhand, and try to increase the speed of the counterattack and cause difficulties to the opponent.

Third, chase down in the middle, actively fight back with a forehand sideways, and pull the arc ball to the opponent's backhand position for a stable reception, and the opponent should not exert force. You can also return to the opponent's forehand at a large angle, but the angle must be large, otherwise the opponent will definitely fight back on the next board, and the threat of coming back is great.

Pay attention to the cooperation of the footsteps in receiving the serve, not standing dead to receive the serve, and moving your feet more.

In order to improve the quality of the return ball, try to use the arc ball to return the ball, try to increase the rotation of the ball, especially when the arc of the ball is very low, you can ensure the rate of getting on the stage, overcome the downspin ball, and reduce mistakes. The increase in spin undoubtedly makes the opponent dare not exert his strength easily, which is conducive to the continuous attack of the next board of our serve.

In fact, for how to deal with downspin in table tennis games, I believe that many masters have other better technical methods in addition to the above points. And our amateur friends seem to be quite receptive to these four points against the downspin ball. Therefore, when we train these movements, especially beginners, we should pay more attention to the correctness of the movements.

A fan friend asked me, "When dealing with downspin." Whether it's pulling or hitting, it's easy to get off the net.

I can't get the right shot type and movement essentials. Can you tell us more about it? Thanks a lot!

Suggestions: 1. First of all, study your own rubbing, whether your rubbing ball is not too spinning. If your ball is spinning, the opponent's ball may have less spin, and it will be easier for you to get started.

If you don't spin the ball, and the opponent spins the ball more than you, and you don't have a good grasp of the technique of spinning, then you will get more balls on the net. 2. Improve the technique of pulling or attacking the ball, mainly from the following aspects: 1) Rotate to rotate.

It is to use the technique of pulling, through your own active force, and use the method of increasing friction to make the rotation force generated by you pull the ball enough to overcome the rotation strength of the opponent's incoming ball. If you have mastered the technique of pulling the ball, whether it is pulling high and rushing forward, or still going to the net, you can appropriately adjust the forward tilt angle of the racket shape to make it stand up, and try it in a "hanging" way. 2) Rotation by force.

You can reduce the threat of the opponent's incoming ball spinning by increasing the power of the shot. With the same spin, you increase the force of pulling and hitting to see if you can reduce the number of balls in the net, of course, you must use the afterburner on the premise of not destroying your own action structure, that is, increase the power of the shot without affecting the deformation of the action. 3) Leverage the power to make a turn.

It mainly refers to grasping the best timing of hitting the ball, hitting the ball in the late rise and high point period, especially when using the method of attacking, it is necessary to appropriately advance the time of hitting the ball, pay attention to the strength of the wrist and the function of inspin, grasp the timing of hitting the ball and play a reasonable arc. Either way, you'll want to pay attention to the shape of the beat. Oh, my personal opinion, I hope it can help you.

Whether it's downspin or topspin, I pick it up with a flat and the ball goes over the net a little bit. (I'm not a master, let alone a professional, I hope it helps.) ）

I also like to play table tennis, as long as you learn to spin the ball, just see how others spin, he spins that way, you just spin in the opposite direction of him.