What is the skill of receiving a serve in table tennis?
The table tennis receiving skills were as follows: 1. [Judging the running ball and the short ball: Keep an eye on the server and look at the first landing point of the table tennis ball.] If the first drop was near the player's body, it was a long ball; if it hit the ball very close to the net bag, it was a short ball. 2. ** Judge the rotation of the ball (spin or not)** - ** Listen **: The server's stomp may be covering the sound of hitting the ball. The sound of hitting the ball when rubbing the ball is small, and the sound of hitting the ball is loud. From this, it can be judged whether the ball is "knocked" or "scraped". - ** Look **: Pay attention to the ball marker when you set it up for a short time. When you can see the ball marker, you can attack. - ** Feelings **: The trajectory of the non-spinning ball is smooth and regular. It will not accelerate or decelerate. 3. [Judgment of side topspin and side downspin]: Staring at the opponent's racket, one is to see which position of the racket surface is used to serve the ball. If the friction distance of the upper edge of the racket is not enough, it is difficult to send out the spinning ball. The other is to see if the ball is shaking down or up at the moment if the lower edge of the racket surface is rubbed. In addition, the side spin will slow down the ball, the second jump arc will be slow, the side spin will have a rhythm to arch forward and the second jump will accelerate. 4. ** Catch the rush ball ** - ** Against the topspin rush ball **: The left rush ball is received sideways, usually with a backhand push block or backhand attack; the right rush ball is received with a fast forward and fast attack. - ** Backspin Match **: When the ball is rubbed back, the racquet face will lean back to increase the forward and upward force; when the ball is pulled back, the upward pulling force will be increased. 5. ** Side spin ball **: Judge the direction of the opponent's racket friction and place the plate accordingly to offset the side spin. In other words, use the racket plate to "cover" the direction of the ball friction. 6. ** Short Ball Receiving **: Get forward in time to get a suitable hitting position, control the forward force of the body, rely on the strength of the forearm and wrist, adjust the angle of the racket face, hitting position, hitting time and direction of force according to the rotation performance of the incoming ball, and quickly return to the original position after receiving the ball. 7. ** Receiving and not turning the ball (judgment is not accurate)**: You can gently lift a board or flip a board, pay attention to the arc and landing point. 8. ** Receiving the serve of different performance rackets (long rubber, raw rubber, anti-arc rubber)**: These rackets basically do not rotate the ball, and the corresponding method is used to receive it. 9. ** Receiving a high throw serve **: When the ball makes a big turn after hitting the table, the racket will be pulled in advance in the direction of the turn. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
What are the rules for receiving a serve in table tennis?
The rules of table tennis are as follows: 1. ** Judge the type of ball ** - The long ball and the short ball could be distinguished by observing the first landing point of the table tennis ball. If the first point of impact was close to the player's body, it would be a long ball. - For balls with different types of rotation (topspin, backspin, left topspin/backspin, right topspin/backspin, etc.), it was necessary to make accurate judgments in order to adopt the corresponding return strategy. 2. ** Tie-back strategy ** - ** Catch the rush ball ** - For the topspin ball, the left side of the ball should be received sideways, usually with a backhand push block or backhand attack; the right side of the ball should be received with a fast forward and fast attack. - For the backspin ball, when pushing or attacking the ball, the racket face should be slightly tilted back to increase the upward force; when using the loop ball to increase the upward lifting force; when using the rubbing ball to return, the racket face should be slightly moved back. The angle of the racket face should not be tilted back too much, and the downward force in the middle and lower part of the ball should offset the forward force of the ball. - ** Catch the backspin ball ** - When the ball is returned, the racquet face is leaned back to increase the forward upward force; when the ball is returned with a pull attack or loop, it increases the upward pulling force. - ** Receiving left side top (bottom) spin ball ** - Pushing and attacking the ball on the left side is appropriate. When returning the ball, the racquet face was slightly tilted forward, the racquet face was tilted to the left to offset the left side spin, and the forward and downward force was increased. To use the rubbing and cutting back, increase the downward friction force of the ball; to use the loop back, increase the forward tilt angle of the racquet face, exert more force forward, and less lift up. - For the left side of the ball, it is better to rub and cut back. When returning the ball, the racquet face is slightly tilted back, the racquet face is tilted to the left to offset the left spin, and the upward force is slightly exerted. When you use push and attack to receive, you should increase the upward friction force of the ball; when you use loop ball to receive, pay attention to the angle of the racket face should not be too forward, more upward pull, less forward force. - ** Receiving right side top (bottom) spin ball ** - For the right side of the topspin ball, push and attack are appropriate. When returning the ball, the racquet face was slightly tilted forward, the racquet face was tilted to the right to offset the right side spin, and the forward and downward force was increased. To use the rubbing and cutting back, increase the downward friction force of the ball; to use the loop back, increase the forward tilt angle of the racquet face, exert more force forward, and less lift up. - For the right side of the ball, it is better to rub and cut back. When returning the ball, the face of the racquet is slightly tilted to the right, and the force is slightly upward. When you use push and attack to receive, you should increase the upward friction force of the ball; when you use loop ball to receive, pay attention to the angle of the racket face should not be too forward, more upward pull, less forward force. - ** Catch the short ball ** - Get in front of the ball in time to get the right position to hit the ball and control the forward force of the body. After receiving the ball, he quickly returned to his original position to prepare for the next shot. He relied on his forearm and wrist to exert force, and adjusted the angle of the racquet face, the hitting position, the hitting time, and the direction of force according to the rotation performance of the incoming ball. - ** Transfer or not transfer ** - When the judgment is not on time, you can gently lift a board or skive a board, paying attention to the arc and the landing point. - ** Receiving service from rackets with different performances ** - The serve of long rubber, raw rubber, and anti-arc rubber was basically a non-turning ball, and the corresponding method was used to return it. - ** Receiving a high toss serve ** - If the ball makes a big turn after hitting the table, the racket should be pulled in advance in the direction of the turn. 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!
Table tennis straight serve unique skill
The following are some of the unique skills of table tennis straight serve: 1. [Imitate excellent players]: You can choose Ma Lin, Wang Hao, Xu Xin, or Liu Guoliang to imitate. By imitating their serve movements, including the shape of the board, the position of the ball, the way of exerting force, etc., one could quickly master the basic skills of serving. 2. ** Master the basic spin serve **: such as serving the ball with a spin up, spin up, spin down, spin down, and reverse spin. The serve with different rotations needed to adjust the angle of the plate and the position of the ball. For example, Ma Lin's serve had many rotations, which were achieved by changing the angle of the plate and the position of the ball. 3. ** Pay attention to friction and power control **: - Experience the feeling of friction and have a sense of stopping when cutting the ball. For example, he would first use a basin of balls to slowly serve the ball to experience the ratio of friction and impact. He would first focus on understanding the friction, and then he would experience the small force to control the landing point. - At the moment of service, the wrist and fingers should have an acceleration and braking action. At the same time, pay attention to the role of the center of gravity and body, so as to achieve the control of strength and speed. 4. ** Using feints **: feints can confuse the opponent, making it difficult for the opponent to judge the rotation and landing point of the ball. He could mix all kinds of feints. For example, Ma Lin's feints were dazzling when she served, making it difficult for her opponent to receive the serve. 5. ** Straight back serve (has a certain degree of difficulty)**: Similar to the hook straight back serve, it uses the horizontal side to exert force. When serving, one needed to use the thumb and forefinger to press the angle of the racket slightly flat before rubbing to give space for rubbing. Most of the short balls were mainly in the middle, and the first landing point was as close to the net as possible. He had to ensure that his wrist remained flexible and that his serve was stable. It can be combined with the straight hook serve. These two kinds of serve preparation actions are basically the same, but the moment the ball is released, it can be flexibly selected, which can cause great confusion to the opponent. 6. ** Three-Step Practice Method **: - Off-the-table practice: Focus on the movement and force. Don't care too much about whether the ball is on the stage. The goal is to release the strength of the body first, and then slowly learn to control it. - Practice with multiple balls on stage: On the basis of the previous practice, find the feeling of serving through a lot of multi-ball practice, and constantly strengthen this feeling. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Table tennis receiving and serving skills
The following are some table tennis receiving skills: 1. Observation as the main principle: "Eyes look around, ears listen to all directions." Before receiving the ball, carefully observe the opponent's position, body posture, and swing movements to predict the direction and rotation of the ball. 2. Agility: "Stand like a pine tree, move like the wind." Maintain a stable standing posture while maintaining flexibility so that you can move quickly to catch the ball. 3. Precise judgment: " Combination of speed and speed, suitable length." Quickly and accurately judge the speed and landing point of the ball and choose the appropriate return method. 4. Various techniques: " Pushing, blocking, rubbing, pulling, endless variations." Master and flexibly use various receiving skills such as pushing and blocking, rubbing the ball, backhand twisting and pulling, and forehand pulling. 5. Peace of mind: "A calm heart will naturally cool down." Keep a calm mind and focus on hitting the ball without being affected by the game environment or the score. 6. Pre-judgment:" The first to strike is the strongest." In advance, move to the expected landing position according to the opponent's serving habits and your own position. 7. Control error: " Winning through stability." The calculation of the return of the serve is accurate, reducing unnecessary mistakes. In the face of a strong spinning ball, you can push or rub it gently to avoid using too much force to cause it to go out of bounds or fall into the net. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Table tennis technique of receiving service
There were many kinds of table tennis receiving techniques. The following were the common techniques: ** 1. Active return of serve (a return of serve that can directly score points or create opportunities for the fourth board)** ** 2. Different receiving skills ** 1. ** Catch the rush ball ** - ** Against the topspin ball ** - Left side emergency ball: should not move too much, can use the side to return, generally with the backhand push block or backhand attack return. - Quick ball on the right side: use the fast forward and fast attack to take advantage of the momentum to return. - ** Catch the backspin ball ** - When returning the ball with a rub, pay attention to the back of the racquet face to increase the forward and upward force. - When you use a pull attack or loop to return the ball, you must increase the strength of the upward pull. 2. ** Side spin ball ** - ** To the left side of the ball with upspin (downspin)** - Generally speaking, it is better to push and attack. When returning the ball, the racquet face should be slightly tilted forward, and the direction of the racquet face should be tilted to the left to offset the left spin of the incoming ball. The forward and downward force should be relatively increased to prevent the ball from bouncing to the right when it touched the racket. - If you want to use the rubbing and cutting method, in addition to paying attention to the above requirements, you should also increase the force of the downward friction ball. - When you use a loop to return the ball, you need to increase the forward tilt angle of the racquet face, exert more force forward, and less lift up. - ** Against the right side backspin ball ** - Generally, it is better to use rubbing and cutting back. When returning the ball, the face of the racquet should be tilted back, and the direction of the racquet face should be tilted to the right to offset the left spin of the incoming ball. - If you use a push or attack to return, in addition to paying attention to the above requirements, you must also increase the strength of the upward friction ball. - When you use the loop ball to return, you should pay attention to the angle of the racquet face should not be too forward, more upward pull, less forward force. 3. ** Catch the short ball ** - The most important thing was to pay attention to getting forward in time to get the most suitable hitting position. At the same time, he controlled his body's forward momentum. After receiving the ball, you should quickly restore it and prepare for the next shot. He had to fully rely on his forearm and wrist to exert force. At the same time, he had to adjust the angle of the racket, the position of the ball, the time of the ball, and the direction of force according to the rotation of the ball. 4. ** Turn the ball or not turn the ball ** - In the case of inaccurate judgment, you can gently lift a board or a board, but pay attention to the arc and the landing point. 5. ** Receiving the serve of rackets with different performances (Long rubber, raw rubber, and anti-arc rubber serve basically do not rotate the ball)** - He used the corresponding method to connect back. 6. ** Receiving a high toss serve ** - If the ball makes a big turn after hitting the table, the racket should be pulled in advance in the direction of the turn. ** 3. Special Receiving Technique ** 1. ** Tear (Quick Tear)** - It was suitable for backhand shots. It was a forward and sideways force contact, between the fast zone and the surrounding ball. The forward tilt of the racket was smaller than the fast zone but larger than the surrounding ball. During the rising period of the incoming ball, it hit the ball slightly later than the fast zone and hit the ball at the highest point. 2. ** Hanging (Release)** - Penhold racers use it more often. Regardless of whether it was in the right or reverse position, the racquet in the right or reverse position was basically straight. When facing the ball, the racquet was mainly swung upwards and slightly forward. The arc of the ball that was caught was not high, there was a certain topspin, the speed was not fast, and it felt a little floating and sinking. It was difficult for the opponent to borrow force when returning the ball. The lob was a kind of hook catch. The lob usually landed near the middle of the stage, and the lob was usually placed near the opponent's end line. The lob would jump high and float forward, and there would be left and right turns. 3. ** Rubbing ** - It is mostly used to catch short balls. Small movements, fast shots, and strong concealment. The technical action was to tilt the racket face back and hit the ball forward and down according to the rotation strength of the ball. The strength mainly comes from the joint force of the forearm, wrist, and fingers. It can make different changes and can roll the ball very low to control the opponent. There were fast rubbing, slow rubbing, long rubbing, short rubbing, and so on. 4. ** Accept ** - On the basis of rubbing the ball, when the racket touched the ball, it not only pushed forward, but also lifted up. The racket was more upright than when rubbing the ball to prevent the ball from being too high. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
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 unique skill teaching
The following are some table tennis tricks: ** 1. Unique Skill of Serve ** 1. ** Side spin serve ** - This was a common and effective serve in a match. When you serve, you should spin the ball sideways to make it curve in the air. As a result, it was difficult for the opponent to accurately predict the ball's landing point, and the difficulty of receiving the ball increased greatly. 2. ** No spin serve ** - In the serve position, the feet were shoulder-width apart, the body was balanced, the arms were relaxed, and the racket face was vertical to the ball. serve with the ball rolling along the table with little or no rotation. - In terms of timing, it is recommended to quickly counterattack after the opponent receives the serve. This way, the opponent will not have time to adjust his posture and increase the probability of receiving the ball. - Pay attention to the strength and direction of the serve. The strength should be moderate to prevent the ball from flying out of the boundary. The direction should be chosen in an area that the opponent is unfamiliar with, such as a corner or the sideline. At the same time, he had to improve the accuracy and stability of his serve. He had to constantly hone his skills in daily practice and strengthen the coordination between his palm and arm. 3. ** Backspin serve ** - After the ball landed on the platform, it would jump back quickly. It was a kind of backspin ball. 4. ** Left Spinning Serve ** - The ball that was served turned to the left of the opponent. 5. ** Right spin serve (reverse spin serve)** - After the ball landed on the table, it turned to the right hand side of the opponent. The hook and reverse spin serve were all right hand spin balls, so you could start with the hook serve that was easy to learn. ** 2. Unique skill to catch the ball ** 1. ** Pushing the ball ** - When receiving the ball, he would use a push to bounce the ball back. This method could change the speed and angle of the ball, making it difficult for the opponent to receive the ball accurately. 2. ** Backhand Side Pull ** - When receiving the ball, use the backhand to pull the ball to the side. The angle of the ball will change, increasing the difficulty of the opponent receiving the ball. 3. ** Front Hand Loop ** - When receiving the ball, use your front hand to arc the ball upward, making the arc of the ball larger, making it difficult for the opponent to receive the ball accurately. In addition to the technical points of these unique skills, if you want to master these table tennis unique skills, you need to keep practicing and practicing, so that you can use them flexibly in the game. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!