The serve of table tennis
The serving technique of table tennis contained many elements and there were many types of serving. ** I. Common Key Points of Serves ** 1. ** Tossing the ball ** - The ball must be thrown steadily, including the height of the ball and the stability of the ball's rise and fall after throwing it. 2. ** Point of contact ** - The height should be appropriate. The contact point of the long ball should be lower, and the contact point of the short ball should be higher. 3. ** The ball is the first to jump on the table on our side ** - The first jump should be near the end line of the table when serving a long ball, and the middle position when serving a short ball. 4. ** Clapping ** - When holding the racket, the web between the thumb and forefinger should not be too tight to ensure the flexibility of the wrist and fingers. 5. ** Lead Auction ** - The lead, especially the wrist, had to be sufficient. 6. ** Power ** - Arm and wrist forward, downward force must pay attention to skill, to prevent the ball from falling into the net, bouncing too high or out of bounds. 7. ** Rubbing Ball ** - The part of the racket that rubbed the ball and the direction of the force must be accurate. Try to use similar movements to send out different spinning balls. 8. ** Body coordination ** - Focus on the strength of the forearms and wrists, and pay attention to the coordination of the waist to improve the quality of the serve. Take the right hand grip as an example. The center of gravity of the body moves from the right foot to the left foot when serving with the forehand, and the reverse is true when serving with the backhand. After each contact with the ball, the arm should be waved and quickly restored. ** 2. The preparation posture for the serve (Take the right hand as an example)** 1. ** Forehand serve ** - With his left foot slightly forward and his body slightly tilted to the right, he placed the ball in his left palm on the right side of his body. 2. ** Backhand serve ** - His right foot was slightly forward, his body slightly tilted to the left, and his left palm held the ball in front of his body to the left. ** 3. Main types of serve techniques ** 1. ** Forehand flat serve ** - [** Characteristic and Function **: Average speed, slight topspin. This is a basic serving method for beginners. It's easy to practice with a forehand attack or backhand push.] - ** Action essentials **: Throw the ball with your left hand and rotate your right arm inward at the same time. The racket face is slightly tilted forward to the right and back. When the ball drops from the high point to slightly higher than the net, the upper part of the ball will exert force to the left front. - ** Note **: Beginners are prone to not throwing the ball, hitting the ball inside the table, or breaking the rules. 2. ** Backhand flat serve ** - [** Character and Function **: The nature of the serve is similar to a normal serve with a forehand, but the technical movements are quite different. It is the foundation for mastering a high-quality backhand serve.] - ** Action essentials **: Throw the ball with your left hand and rotate your right arm outward at the same time. The racket face is slightly tilted forward to the left and back. When the ball drops from the high point to a little higher than the net, the upper part of the ball will exert force to the right front. - ** Note **: In addition to the common problems of a flat serve with a forearm, it is easy for beginners to cut forward and below to cause a rapid backspin. 3. ** Forehand serve with a right topspin shot (running ball)** - ** Special Effect **: Fast ball speed, long landing point, large angle, strong momentum, low flight arc and slanted to the left, strong topspin on the right, can form a stalemate with specific opponents in the middle and far distance or against opponents who are good at rubbing attacks. - ** Action essentials **: Throw the ball with your left hand and rotate your right arm inward at the same time. The racket face is slightly tilted forward. The forearm wrist naturally hangs down. The elbow joint is higher than the forearm and is pulled to the right. When the ball drops from the high point to the net height, the right side of the ball will rub to the right side. The moment the ball is touched, the thumb will press down and the wrist will shake from the right back to the left. - ** Note **: Up to two lines, slanted and straight. The angle should be as large as possible. Sometimes, it can be used to coordinate with the opponent's middle. 4. ** Backhand Quick Shot ** - [Special Effect: Contain the opponent in a match. Occasionally, you can use it to suppress the opponent's backhand and then change the forehand as a tactical cooperation.] - ** Action essentials **: Toss the ball with your left hand and rotate your right arm outward at the same time. The racket face is slightly tilted forward. The upper arm is naturally close to the left side of the body and leads the racket to the left back. When the ball drops from the high point to the middle upper part of the left side of the ball when it is lower than the net height, the forearm will accelerate and swing horizontally to the front right. The wrist will control the racket and apply force to rub the ball. The waist will rotate to the right. 5. ** Reverse spin serve ** - [** Special Effect **: Enrich the variations of the serve rotation and increase the difficulty of the opponent's judgment of the rotation. It is suitable for people who have the ability to attack with a backhand.] - ** Action essentials **: The height of the normal serve is close to the waist position, and the reverse rotation serve is at the chest position. By rubbing the racket at different positions, the topspin ball, the backspin ball, the side topspin ball, and the side backspin ball can be released. 6. ** Hook serve (topspin in the middle)** - ** Special Effect **: Strong rotation, the ball will float in an arc after landing on the stage. It is not easy for the player to parry. It can score directly or create a scoring opportunity. - ** Key points to serve **: Don't throw the ball too high. When hitting the ball, your wrist strength is greater than your forearm strength. Use your body to control the arc. The first point of the serve should be on the table and not too close to the net. When serving, the racket should be more upright. It should rub the lower side of the ball more. The racket head should be higher than the racket face. 7. ** Backhand Long Ball ** - ** Special Effect **: The ball is fast, the landing point is long, and the momentum is large. It is a big threat to the opponent when it is sent to the opponent's backhand baseline position. It can increase the opponent's area of the countertop when used with the short ball in the forehand position, thus creating scoring opportunities. - ** Key points of service **: The ball should not be thrown too high. Increase the speed of the swing at the moment of hitting the ball. The first point of impact should be as close to the end line of the table as possible. 8. ** Forehand short ball ** - ** Special Effect **: Smaller strokes, faster shots. When the ball falls on the opponent's table, the second jump will not come out, making it difficult for the opponent to pull, rush, or pull. It can restrain the opponent's speed. - ** Key points of serving **: Do not throw the ball too high. When hitting the ball, the strength of the wrist is greater than the strength of the forearm. The first point of the serve should be on the table and not too close to the net. The serve action should be similar to the long serve so that it is difficult for the opponent to judge. 9. ** Spinning and not spinning balls **: Using similar techniques to send out a ball with strong spin (usually a backspin ball) and basically no spin, making it difficult for the other party to judge. It is easy to make mistakes when receiving the serve, resulting in passive or even direct loss of points. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
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The best serve in table tennis
In table tennis, there were many powerful serving methods and related strategies: ** 1. An effective serve for novices ** 1. [Fast Running Ball: For newbies who don't know how to do it, the fast running ball is very effective.] Because the newbie had not established a reaction mechanism, it was difficult to keep up with the speed of the ball. 2. ** Strong Spinning Ball **: Whether it was topspin, backspin, or side spin, as long as the spin was strong enough, the probability of a newbie getting spun was high. 3. ** A ball with a tricky landing point **: For example, if two right-handed players suddenly send the opponent a short ball near the net, it is often difficult for the newbie to touch the ball. ** Second, serve strategy for experts ** 1. ** Creating Change ** - Speed: It is easy for experts to adapt to the fast ball. The effect will be better if the speed is combined. For example, a slow serve followed by a fast serve rhythm could disrupt an expert's prediction. - [Spinning: When the opponent has adapted to a certain spinning serve, even if the spinning is strong, it will fail.] At this time, using the same serve motion to send out different rotations could allow the opponent to start eating the ball again. - [In terms of landing points: If you keep sending out conventional landing points, suddenly sending out a tricky landing point will cause the opponent to have a high probability of catching the ball.] 2. ** Lure the enemy to go deep, strike accurately (related to serve and attack)** - This kind of serve required sufficient pre-judgment of the opponent's receiving technique. Through the rotation, speed, strength, landing point, and other qualities, the opponent was forced to return the ball to their own predetermined area. Then, they would take the initiative to attack and score. For example, after Ma Lin's spin, he followed up with a sudden burst of his forehand, while Zhang Jike followed up with a sudden burst of his backhand after a reverse spin. At a critical moment, such as the men's singles final of the 2017 Dusseldorff World Table Tennis Championships, Ma Long sent Fan Zhendong to approach the billiard ball with his backhand, then waited sideways for Fan Zhendong to twist the ball to the left half of the table, and then scored with his forehand. This reflected the use of understanding of the opponent and his own technical confidence at the critical moment to score. 3. ** Pinching the enemy's weak point, one move straight to the point ** - Under the rules of serving in the current table tennis world, it was difficult to let the opponent eat the serve and score in one move. However, to do this, in addition to sending the ball with sufficient quality, it was also necessary to know where to send it to make the opponent feel the most uncomfortable. This landing point might be the opponent's worst receiving skill, the position with the weakest heart, or the area where his attention was the easiest to ignore. Masters of serve like Waldnell, Liu Guoliang, and Ma Lin could often score points directly by serving. At the last moment of the game, other athletes could also directly kill their opponents with a high-quality serve. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Table tennis spin serve
The spinning balls in table tennis serve mainly include the types of backspin, topspin, and sidespin balls. The following are their related points: ** 1. Backspin ** 1. ** Purpose of serve **: - Backspin was more common in service. By spinning in the opposite direction, the ball would easily fall down when the receiver touched the ball and cause it to fall into the net. It was a means to prevent the opponent from attacking. 2. ** Serve Method **: - The server laid the board flat and rubbed the bottom of the ball horizontally to form a backspin ball. 3. ** Identification Method **: - One was to observe whether the opponent rubbed the bottom of the ball and exerted force to move forward and down, and the other was to observe whether the ball would decelerate due to friction after falling off the stage. 4. ** Method of catching the ball **: - ** Rubbing the ball **: Regardless of the length of the backspin, you can use a similar action as your opponent. Place the racket flat and rub the bottom of the ball forward and downward. When the ball just bounced up, the plate shape was close to the vertical tabletop (about 80°), and the ball was chopped down. When the force was added to rub (splitting), the plate shape was close to the angle of 20°, and the forearm was bent and straightened forward. - ** Twisting and Pulling **: When the opponent's backspin ball is short and wants to attack, you can use twisting and pulling. The plate shape is slightly vertical and the contact with the side of the ball is better. - ** Pulling Rush **: When the opponent's serve is long and the ball is backspinning, the opponent can use full force to hit the ball. Pulling Rush is used. - ** Forehand pick **: The technique of attacking with a forehand in the ring. The racket is tilted back 45 - 60 degrees, and the arm is stretched into the ring from top to bottom to draw a V-shape. The forearm and wrist are mainly used to hit forward. When the ball enters the rubber, the wrist will rub forward. ** 2. Topspin (Topspin during service)** 1. ** Purpose of serve **: - The topspin ball in service has enough rotation, and the force is relatively small compared to the topspin ball in the pull. The purpose is to let the receiver receive the ball and bounce up high due to friction, causing the receiver to be passively beaten or directly fall to the ground and lose points. 2. ** Serve Method **: - The board stood up and rubbed against the side of the ball. His wrist accelerated forward and rubbed against it. ** 3. Side spin ** 1. ** Right spin serve (reverse spin serve)** - ** Action Points **: - The simplified action could be to directly pull the ball into the arms at the moment of throwing the ball. The elbow pointed to the outside of the body, and the elbow leaned against the body at the moment of the release, and the hand made an outward movement. He had to reduce the impact on the ball as much as possible and increase the friction effect along the direction of the racket. During practice, he first served a long ball close to the baseline. His shot was fast and sudden. At the same time, he exerted force with his center of gravity. The contact point could not be too high. After he became familiar with it, he would serve a low and short shot. He mainly used his body to move, using his elbow as the pivot point, swinging his arm like a pendulum to exert force, and adding on the instantaneous explosive force of his wrist. - For a right side topspin, touch the right side of the ball and rub it forward and upward; for a right side downspin, touch the right side of the ball and rub it forward and downward. 2. ** Left Spinning Serve ** - [Position and Movement]: - Generally, the serve is served with a left hand spin, and the position is close to the left side of the table. When taking the racket, move your wrist with your belt and turn your waist slightly to the right to extend your wrist. When the ping pong ball fell to the chest, the head of the right hand holding the racket had to stand up diagonally to the right. - ** Instant Touch **: - He applied more force to rub the ball. He retracted his wrist and rubbed the left side of the ball to the front. At this time, the racket was in an upright position. When he made his move, his elbow felt like it was slightly extended, and his wrist and fingers instantly exerted force to accelerate the friction on the left side of the ball. - ** Subdivision **: - To serve a left-side backspin ball, the ball should touch the ten o'clock direction of the racket and rub downward to the left. The opponent's return ball would easily fall into the net. If the judgment was not good, the ball would also easily suffer from side spin, causing the ball to fly out of the table to the left. To serve a left-side topspin ball, when the table tennis ball touched the ten o'clock direction of the racket, the ball should rub upward to the left and do a lifting and hooking action. The opponent's return ball would easily go out of bounds or go high. 3. ** Hook serve ** - ** Hook Hair Side Spinning **: - He let the table tennis ball touch the two o'clock direction of the racket, touch the bottom right side of the ball, and rub it from the bottom right to the top left. The moment the friction happened, his wrist swung forward and upward. - ** Hook Hair Side Down Spinning **: - At the 10 o'clock direction of the contact racket, rub the lower right side of the ball from the lower right to the upper left. After rubbing, add a fake action of lifting up, so that the action of the side up and side down is similar, increasing the confusion. In addition, there are some general points to pay attention to when serving, such as the distance of the racket should not be too small, the explosive force should be grasped well, the waist and hand should be combined, the friction should be sufficient ("very solid thin friction"), pay attention to the shape of the racket, clearly touch the ball point and the ball point, grasp the timing of the touch, the fingers should be used to withstand, and also grasp the joint force. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
The strange serve of table tennis
Here are some of the more strange table tennis serves: 1. ** Ito Miho's serve **: Ito Miho's serve was very different from that of a national table tennis player. The national table tennis player's serve was small, hidden, sudden, and shaky. It was difficult to judge the topspin or backspin from Ito Miho's serve. 2. ** Squatting serve **: This kind of serve was first used by the Japanese Prince Club members, also known as the " Prince serve." The first famous pen-hold grip player in China was Wang Chuanyao. In the New Era, two Chinese female players used it as a secret weapon. The Japanese players Fukuoka Haruna and Matsuhira Kenta were also representatives of this technique. Squatting serves were divided into two types: a right-hand topspin serve and a left-hand backspin serve with the back of the racket. It mainly used the kinetic energy of the body when squatting to make the ball spin more intensely. The side spin direction was different and varied, and the arc was strange. However, it required a lot of knee and leg strength. Many athletes had many injuries to their legs and knees due to years of high-intensity competition and training. They wanted to serve this kind of ball, but they were powerless. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
The scariest serve in table tennis
Here are some of the scarier serves in table tennis: - ** Topspin in the middle **: The key points of serving include not throwing the ball too high; when hitting the ball, the strength of the wrist is greater than the strength of the forearm, and the arc is controlled by the body; the first point of the serve should be on the table and not too close to the net; the shape of the racket should be more upright when serving, and the lower side of the ball should be rubbed more, and the head of the racket should be higher than the surface of the racket. Its characteristics are small strokes and fast shots. The second jump after the ball falls on the opponent's table does not come out, so that the opponent is not easy to pull, rush or pull. The short ball in the hand position does not come out to create a scoring opportunity, and then with the backhand baseline long ball to restrain the opponent's speed. - ** Ding Yu's Crouching Cut Serve **: This serve of Ding Yu's was a unique skill of Jianghu. It was controversial and was punished by the referee for being too much. However, it was very deceptive. It seemed to be a downward cut, but Ding Yu could use his legs, waist, and hands to cooperate with the force of the ball to become a very arched side spin ball, causing the opponent to throw a high ball as soon as it was received. - ** Matsuhira Kenta's Prince's Serve **: Matsuhira Kenta's signature serve of the Japanese table tennis player. It can be chopped from the front or back. It is difficult to see the forward or backward spin at the moment of serving. The serve point is changeable, which can be long or short, forward or backward, so that the opponent can't figure out the pattern. - ** Ochalov's mysterious submarine serve **: The German player Ochalov's backhand submarine serve was more avant-garde, innovative, threatening, and expressive. The key to serve was to spread out the palm, squat down and dive slowly. The line of sight was almost at the same level as the ping pong ball. After a few seconds, he got up and threw the ball. He kicked to change the center of gravity, the right wrist was pulled to the left shoulder, and the backhand hit the side spin or backspin ball. - [Ma Lin's Devil's Serve: Legend has it that no one has ever seen Ma Lin's Devil's Serve. Those who have seen it have all failed. It can be seen how powerful her serve is.] - Liu Guoliang's serve: Liu Guoliang was famous for his powerful and precise serve skills. His wrist was flexible and powerful. When he served, his racket quickly swept across the surface of the ball. The ball was fast and changeable. Its flight trajectory was difficult to predict, and its landing point was precise. Whether it was the spin ball, the front spin ball, the smash ball, or the side spin ball, he could play it to the extreme. It made it difficult for Xu Xin, Ma Long, and other top players to parry. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Table tennis novice serve
For the beginner serve of table tennis, the following are some common and relatively basic serve methods and their key points: ** 1. Forehand run serve ** 1. ** Special traits **: The ball is fast, the landing point is long, and the impact is strong. It is difficult for the opponent to receive the ball when it is sent to the right corner or left center position of the opponent. 2. ** Key points **: Don't throw the ball too high; increase the swing speed and strength at the moment of hitting the ball; the first landing point should be close to the end line of your own table. ** 2. Short serve ** 1. ** Special features **: Small stroke, fast release, the second jump will not be released when the ball falls on the opponent's table, catching the opponent off guard, making it difficult to pull and rush. 2. ** Important points **: Throw the ball at a moderate height; when hitting the ball, the wrist strength is greater than the forearm; the starting position of the serve is on the table but not too close to the net, and the serve action should be as similar as a longball to confuse the opponent. ** 3. Forehand serve with left side top (bottom) spin ** 1. [** Characteristic **: The left side has a strong upward (downward) rotation force. When the opponent blocks the ball, it will bounce upward (downward) to the right. Generally, the player stands on the left side of the center line or serves sideways.] 2. ** Important points **: When serving, keep your stomach in and the hitting point close to your body; try to increase the swing range and arc from right to left to enhance the side spin. When serving a left topspin ball, the wrist quickly retracted at the moment of hitting the ball, and the racket rubbed from the center of the ball to the upper left. When serving a left backspin ball, the racket face leaned back, and the racket rubbed from the middle of the ball to the lower left. ** 4. Backhand right side top (bottom) spin shot ** 1. [** Special features **: There is a strong upspin (downspin) on the right side. After the opponent blocks it, it will bounce up (down) to the left side. The best position to serve is the left side of the long ball and the right side of the short ball near the net.] 2. ** Key points **: Pay attention to the abdomen and waist; make full use of the wrist rotation and forearm strength; when serving a right topspin ball, the racket will rub from the middle of the ball to the upper right and the wrist will hook upwards; when serving a right backspin ball, the racket face will lean back, and the racket will rub from the middle lower part of the ball to the lower right part at the moment of hitting the ball. ** 5. Backhand serve and backspin serve ** 1. ** Characteristics **: The ball is fast, the arc is low, and the forward hitting force is strong, forcing the opponent to retreat to receive the ball. It is conducive to aggressive attacks and is often used with fast backspin balls. 2. ** Important points **: Hit the ball from the front left side of your body, at the same height as the net or slightly lower; pay attention to your wrist movement; the first landing point should be near the end line of your own station. ** 6. Forehand spin and no-spin ** 1. ** Characteristic **: The ball is slow and has little forward momentum. It mainly uses similar movements to create rotation changes to confuse the opponent, causing the opponent to make a mistake in receiving the ball or creating an attack opportunity for himself. 2. ** Important points **: Do not throw the ball too high. When you turn the ball, swing the racket back and cut the middle and lower part of the ball. The more the ball turns, the more attention should be paid to moving your arm forward. When you can't turn the ball, reduce the angle of the racket back and increase the force of the forward push. In addition, newbies should also pay attention to the following general skills: 1. When you serve, you must coordinate all parts of your body, such as stepping on the ground, turning your waist to accumulate strength, and using your physical strength when you touch the ball. You can't just rely on your hands to serve. 2. Don't be anxious before you serve. Think about the possible means of receiving the ball after the serve and prepare for your third return. 3. There were many variations in the serve of table tennis, including length, left and right, spin and no spin, speed, and feints to cover up the real spin. Usually, he could use the racket to practice the feeling of rubbing the ball. During the game, he could try different serves and find out the serve method that his opponent could not receive well. 4. The change of the serve came from the adjustment of the impact and friction ratio. When the novice chose the rubber, he could choose the rubber with good friction performance. For example, the domestic sticky rubber had an advantage in this aspect. For example, the Golden Benteng rubber in the 729 Benteng series was suitable for the forehand. Its hardness was 40 degrees and its thickness was 2.15mm. The good stickiness could easily stick the ball and make the rotation easy. The sponge was free and was a high-density hard sponge. It was fast and strong. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Horizontal Table Tennis Serve Skill
The horizontal version of the table tennis serve technique is as follows: In terms of grip, the index finger and thumb held the racket in the shape of an eight, making the fingers and wrists more flexible. In terms of standing, when serving long balls, stand a little further away from the table to provide enough space for the racquet, so that the arm movement is more complete and it is beneficial to control the landing point of the ball; when serving short balls, stand closer to the table to increase the surprise of the serve. When throwing the ball, do not throw it too high when you are near the table. When you are standing a little further away, you can throw it high. During the process of leading the racket, the shape of the racket gradually stood up, and the wrist was slightly raised to increase the explosive power of the ball. When hitting the ball, touch the middle of the ball slightly below, and push the forearm slightly forward to ensure that the ball has both rotation and forward power, so that the ball will not fall too close to you. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
How to serve the best in table tennis
Here are some ways to make a table tennis serve better: - ** Flat serve **: Standing on the left side of the middle of the teeing ground, throwing the ball up to the height of the waist. When the ball falls to the level of the net, the wrist will be used to quickly hit the ball horizontally. When the force is exerted, the racket will be swung from the side of the body to the vertical part of the body. This serve is fast, low arc, strong and has many changes in the landing point. - ** Side spin serve **: Standing in the middle of the teeing ground, the ball is thrown to about waist-high, the ball falls to the level of the net, and is hit horizontally. At the same time, the body is turned to the right, so that the ball falls to one side. When the ball falls to the left, there will be a strong topspin. This kind of serve can use the rotation of the ball to create an arc, and when the opponent is not used to it, it can be used to serve and attack. - ** Backspin serve **: Standing in the middle of the teeing ground, the ball is thrown up to the waist level. The ball is at the same level as the net and is usually shot out horizontally quickly. The body will turn to the right to make the landing point lean to one side. When the ball hits the table and bounces to the right, there will be a strong backspin. This serve is slow and light, but the arc is low and long, which can create friction and reduce the rebound force of the opponent's receiving ball. - ** High Throw Serve **: Toss the ball high up to the head, then use the body to drive the arm to hit the ball. The wrist is the main force, and the body is rotated in the same direction to make the ball fall. - ** Cross Step Serve **: Standing in the middle of the teeing ground, the ball is thrown to about waist level. The ball and the net are usually hit horizontally and make the ball fall to one side, then quickly take a step to the other side, using the cross step to create an illusion to confuse the opponent. This is a very aggressive serve method. - ** Squatting serve **: Standing in the middle of the teeing ground, the ball is thrown to about waist level. The ball and the net are usually hit horizontally and the ball will fall to one side. Then, the ball will quickly squat down to create an arc to confuse the opponent. This kind of serve requires a good grasp of body balance. In addition, there are some serving techniques that can help you serve a powerful ball: - The hitting point was close to the body, so it was easier to use the strength of the wrist and better control the ball. - When the ball was served, the wrist suddenly rubbed hard, and the ball spun strongly. - When serving a side spin, you should use your wrist to force the ball, not your forearm, or the ball will turn into a "shock wave"(running ball). - If the feint after the serve is a backward swing (such as forearm down, backward), pay attention to controlling the shape of the board. - Pay special attention to wrist retracting and force friction when serving in reverse rotation. Don't rely on your arm to swing just because your wrist isn't comfortable. - When you serve, you can add the force of turning your waist to make the ball spin more intensely. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Several Ways to Serve Table Tennis
There were several ways to serve in table tennis: 1. Forehand flat serve: This is the most basic serve method for beginners. Its characteristic was its average speed and slight upspin. The main point of the action is to throw the ball up with the left hand, and at the same time, rotate the right arm inward, so that the racket face is slightly forward, and the racket is pulled to the right. When the ball descends from the high point to slightly above the net, the upper part of the ball is shot to the left. 2. ** Backhand flat serve **: The nature of the serve is similar to the normal serve with the forehand, but the technical movements are quite different. It is mainly to master the foundation of high-quality backhand serve. Tossing the ball up with his left hand, he rotated his right arm outward to tilt the racket face slightly forward and pull the racket back to the left. When the ball drops from the high point to slightly above the net, the upper part of the shot is exerted to the right front. 3. ** Forehand right topspin long shot (running shot)**: The ball is fast, the landing point is long, the angle is large, the momentum is strong, the flight arc is low and slanted to the left, and there is a strong right topspin. He threw the ball up with his left hand and rotated his right arm inward at the same time, making the racket face lean forward slightly. The forearm wrist naturally drooped, and the elbow joint was higher than the forearm. He pulled the racket to the right and backward. When the ball dropped from the high point to the height of the net, the right side of the ball rubbed against the right side. The moment the ball touched the ball, the thumb pressed down and the wrist shook from the right back to the left. 4. [Backhand rush shot: used to contain the opponent in a match.] He threw the ball up with his left hand and rotated his right arm outward at the same time, making the racket face lean forward slightly. His upper arm naturally approached the left side of his body and pulled the racket to the left. When the ball dropped from a high point to below the net height, the upper left side of the ball was hit. The moment the ball touched, the forearm accelerated to the front right and the upper right. The wrist controlled the racket to apply force to rub the ball, and the waist rotated to the right. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Table tennis eleven balls serve
In table tennis, there were the following rules for the 11-ball system: 1. ** Serving action **: - One hand throwing up: The height of the throw must be greater than or equal to 16cm. The throwing up must be outside the end line of the table, above the table, and must be vertical. - The swing of the other hand should be higher than the table and should be visible to the referee and the opposing player on both sides. 2. ** Tee Time **: When the ball drops from the highest point, the server can hit the ball and make the ball touch his own area first. 3. ** Serve responsibility **: When the athlete serves, he has the responsibility to let the referee or deputy referee see whether he serves according to the legal rules. 4. ** Serve in doubles **: First, the server legally serves, then the receiver legally returns the ball, then the server's partner legally returns the ball, and then the receiver's partner legally returns the ball. After that, the players take turns to legally return the ball. The server must use his hand to throw the ball up almost vertically, without spinning the ball, and make the ball rise no less than 16 centimeters after leaving the palm of the hand without clapping. The ball must not touch anything before it is hit. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
5 kinds of illegal serve table tennis
The following are five types of illegal table tennis serves: 1. Throwing back serve: The trajectory of the ball during the service does not conform to the rules, and there is a situation of throwing back. 2. Cover serve: During the serve, the body or other parts of the body cover the ball, affecting the opponent's line of sight. 3. A no-toss serve: when you serve, you hit the ball directly without throwing it up. 4. The height of the ball is not high enough: the height of the ball thrown does not meet the requirement of not less than 16 cm. 5. Serve with Spinning: The ball is not in a clean, non-spinning state when serving, but with spinning. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!