The following is some content related to table tennis: - ** Small step teaching **: Small steps do not have a specific step standard. For example, the jump step, like when the ball is not on the right side of the body after the ball is pulled back, and when it is close to the body, you have to make a move. This is the small step. The purpose is to quickly connect the wings and find the feeling of the second kick after the two big steps and the technical movements of each board are quickly restored. There was no specific range for small steps. Through daily training, one could make their ankles and ankles stronger, which would make their feet faster, more flexible, and more responsive. When using small steps, don't keep bouncing. After playing the ball, you should shift your center of gravity to the center of gravity leg and find a rhythm that suits you. - Forehand Attack Teaching: The center of gravity starts from the right to the left. It can be made big and obvious. After proficiency, it can be made very small. It is called inch strength. - ** Basic Skills Teaching **: Including the techniques of the Forehand Attack, the Forehand Topspin Pull, the Forehand Downspin Pull, the Forehand Downspin Forward Rush, the Forehand Quick Drive, the Forehand Backspin, the Forehand Short Throw, the Forehand Long Cut, the Forehand Pick, the Backhand Attack, the Backhand Tear, the Backhand Pull, the Backhand Downspin Pull, the Backhand Short Throw, the Backhand Long Cut, the Backhand Twist, and the Changing Hands. However, there was no specific table tennis teaching video. You could search for "table tennis teaching video" through the search engine to obtain relevant resources, which may include detailed video displays of the above teaching content. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
" Thoughts on the Video Teaching of Table Tennis " After watching the table tennis video, he gained a lot. The explanation of table tennis skills in the teaching was meticulous. For example, there are clear rules for each part of the service action, from the posture to the strength. This made me realize that the technical movements of table tennis are a system that requires the coordination of various parts. In the aspect of hitting the ball, whether it was the forehand or the backhand, the technique of exerting force was emphasized. For example, when I pull the ball with my backhand, the movement range is small and it is easier to concentrate my strength. It made me understand the importance of using my physical strength reasonably. At the same time, the video also showed that table tennis was not only a competition of skills, but also a test of concentration and reaction speed. The ball is fast and requires players to make instant judgments and reactions. This reminds us that we can't only focus on technique during practice, but also improve our own reaction ability. In addition, the video also showed the continuous development of table tennis techniques. Some of the seemingly advanced techniques, such as twisting and pulling, now had simple and easy entry methods. This made me feel that the charm of table tennis lies in constant exploration and progress. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
There were many ways to get the video teaching for beginners of table tennis. One was to search on the search engine. There were many teaching videos specifically for beginners of table tennis. They would start from the basic selection and grip of the racket, to the comprehensive technical attacks such as the forehand attack and the backhand attack, as well as the rules and strategies. They were taught through simple and easy to understand methods such as action demonstration and decomposition. They were suitable for beginners and veterans with a certain age. They could help students improve their skills quickly. Secondly, he could follow the creators of Ping-Pong, such as Yuyang. They might publish a collection of basic techniques that must be learned in Ping-Pong and other related teaching videos. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
The teaching of table tennis involved many skills: 1. * * Serve Skill ** - Side spin serve: This was a common and effective serve in a match. When the ball is served, it is sent out in a side spin manner, causing the ball to curve in the air, making it difficult for the opponent to accurately predict the landing point and increasing the difficulty of receiving the ball. 2. * * How to hold the racket ** - Penhold: - Fast attack type: When holding the racket, the thumb in front of the racket is close to the left side of the racket handle, and the index finger clasps the racket handle to form a small ring. After the racket, the three fingers naturally bend to support the middle of the racket. - Loop type: It is roughly the same as the fast attack type, but the back fingers are naturally straight, and the first knuckle of the middle finger is placed on the middle of the back of the racket. - Chop style: Before the racquet, the thumb is bent and pressed tightly on the left side of the racquet handle. After the racquet, the other four fingers naturally support the back of the racquet. When the forearm is chopped, the racquet is tilted backward. When the backhand chop, the four fingers behind the racquet are flexibly shaken to make the racquet handle downward. - Horizontal racket: The middle finger, ring finger, and little finger naturally hold the racket handle. The thumb is on the front of the racket and lightly sticks to the middle finger. The index finger is naturally straight and diagonally placed on the back of the racket. The thumb and forefinger of a shallow grip were slightly attached to the racket, and the thumb and forefinger of a deep grip were tightly attached to the racket. 3. * * Basic postures for playing basketball ** - When preparing for the action, bend your knees slightly, pull your right leg back (hold the racket with your right hand, and vice versa with your left hand), stand with your feet slightly wider than your shoulders, and lean your center of gravity toward the foot corresponding to the grip. Place the grip in front of your abdomen, relax your body, and grasp the racket tightly. 4. * * Basic Steps ** - Single Step: With one foot as the axis, the other foot moves forward, backward, left, and right in different directions. The body's center of gravity falls on the moving foot. - Step: One foot stomps on the ground, the other foot takes a big step in the direction of movement, the foot stomps on the ground and then takes half a step or a small step, and the body's center of gravity shifts to the step foot. - Step: One foot takes half a step or a small step to the other foot, and the other foot moves one step in the direction of the ball after the step hits the ground. 5. * * Batting Skills ** - Pushing the ball: When you receive the ball, you use the method of pushing the ball back to change the speed and angle of the ball, making it difficult for the opponent to receive the ball accurately. - Backhand Side Pull: When catching the ball, use the backhand method to pull the ball to the side, change the angle of the ball, and increase the difficulty of the opponent's catch. - Forehand Loop: When receiving the ball, use the forehand method to arc the ball upward, increasing the arc of the ball, making it difficult for the opponent to accurately receive the ball. 6. * * Footwork Training Techniques (For Amateur Players)** - You can use the method of "touching the corner of the table" to train. On the side of the table, touch one corner of the table with your hand, then move your feet to touch another corner of the table, and then move your feet back to touch the original corner of the table, repeating this action. The training ground didn't have to have a table. It was just relatively spacious. The time and frequency of training varied from person to person. It was gradual, from slow to fast. It didn't matter what kind of footwork was used in the movement. For example, the parallel step (the foot that was far away from the ball kicked the ground to meet the ball) and the jump step (both feet kicked the ground almost at the same time to meet the ball) were more practical in the game. This kind of training method helped to combine the subconscious and subconscious. When the ball was far away, the subconscious thought of catching the ball, and the subconscious could immediately achieve the goal by moving his feet. In this process, he could gradually make his steps more reasonable. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
The following are some of the more classic table tennis video tutorial: - 50 episodes of "Play Table Tennis Well": This educational film was born in the mid-1990s. It was made up of Xu Yinsheng, former president of the International Table Tennis Federation, and Li Furong, former deputy director of the General Administration of Sports of China, as technical advisors. Zhang Xiaopeng, China's first table tennis doctor, was the on-screen coach. This tutorial video showed the history of table tennis, the basic movements, the mainstream styles, the common footwork, the classic tactics, and so on. It showed all the relevant knowledge in a panoramic manner without reservation. Even from the current point of view, it still had a high value and was a must-see tutorial video for beginners. - Tang Jianjun's Teaching Series (commonly known as "Shorts + Long Pants" on the Internet): This series is suitable for learning after watching the "Play Ping-Pong Well" series. It is not as comprehensive and systematic as the "Play Ping-Pong Well" series, but it is rare for Tang Jianjun to understand the needs of amateurs better. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
To serve the spin well, you can refer to the following methods: ** 1. Backspin ** 1. ** Grip and preparation **: Grip and hold the shoulder of the racket, allowing the wrist to rotate freely. This will help increase friction and rotation. 2. ** Place and method of hitting the ball **: Contact the bottom of the ball, so that the table tennis ball stays on the rubber. Let the head of the racket touch the friction first. The longer the friction is accelerated, the stronger the rotation will be. When hitting the ball, the ping pong ball should fall to the height of the waist, and at the same time, the waist should rotate to drive the ball. ** 2. Side spin (including side topspin and side backspin)** 1. ** Hit the ball **: To rub the 3 o'clock position of the table tennis ball (the "back" of the table tennis ball), the board should be erected, and the wrist should be rubbed to the left or right. 2. ** Body coordination **: Pay attention to the rotation of the body when you serve. In addition, be careful not to hold hands. Don't stiffen your arms and sink your body. Use your body to drive your wrist to rub and accelerate your fingers instantly. ** 3. Left-hand spin serve (Take a left-hand spin serve as an example)** 1. ** Position **: Close to the left side of the table. 2. ** Ripping action **: When you are pulling the racket, move your wrist with your belt and turn your waist slightly to the right and back 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. 3. ** Touch the ball and exert force **: When you touch the ball, apply force to rub it. The wrist holding the clap should be retracted appropriately and exert force to rub the left side of the ball in front of you. At this time, the clap is in a standing 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. - ** Left Backspin **: Let the table tennis ball touch the 10 o'clock direction of the racket and rub it to the bottom left. - [Left Topspin Ball]: When the table tennis ball touches the racket in the ten o'clock direction, rub it to the upper left and do a wrist lifting action. ** 4. Right Spinning (Reverse Spinning Serve)** 1. ** Key points of simplified movements **: The moment you throw the ball, directly pull the ball into your arms, point your elbow to the outside of your body, and when you release the ball, lean your elbow against your body and raise your hand outwards. He had to reduce the impact on the ball as much as possible and accelerate in the direction of the racket to increase the friction effect. During practice, it was best to start with a long ball, close to the baseline. The shot should be fast and sudden, and then exert force. At the same time, the force should be applied with the center of gravity brake. The contact point of the ball should not be too high. After practicing, he lowered and shortened the arc. 2. [Main points of action: Mainly use the body to move, with the elbow as the pivot point, the arm swings like a pendulum, plus the instantaneous explosive force of the wrist.] - ** Right side topspin ball **: Touch the right side of the ball and pull it forward and upward. - ** Right Backspin **: Contact the right side of the ball and rub it forward and downward. ** 5. Hook serve ** 1. ** Hook serve with side topspin **: Let the ping pong ball touch the two o'clock direction of the racket, touch the lower right side of the ball, and rub from the lower right to the upper left. The moment the friction occurs, the wrist will swing forward and upward. 2. ** Hook serve with side downspin **: Contact the 10 o'clock direction of the racket, rub the lower right side of the ball, from the lower right to the upper left. After rubbing, you can 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, when serving, you must maintain a good standing posture, stand firmly in the center of the body, relax the upper body, naturally separate your feet, shoulder width, and flexibly adjust the position according to the incoming ball; Serve mainly with the wrist and forearm force, the force must be skillfully used, and the wrist shake must be gentle; Make good use of the part of the racket to eat the ball. For example, when serving the spin ball, use the lower part of the racket to hit the ball, which can increase the friction and rotation of the ball. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
There were several ways to get the video teaching of table tennis. One was to use the search engine and enter keywords such as "video teaching of table tennis". You could search for many teaching videos uploaded by professional coaches or table tennis enthusiasts. These videos often covered the basic selection and holding of the racket, basic technical movements, positioning, and power methods. The second was some video platforms, such as TikTok, which had a lot of teaching videos specifically aimed at the introduction of table tennis. They might include a series of basic teaching contents, from the grip posture (for example, the inside of the big toe is stuck to the forehand rubber, and the index finger is straight and basically stuck to the backhand rubber) to the simple demonstration of hitting the ball. By watching these videos, one could intuitively learn the basic knowledge of table tennis. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
The following are some of the teaching points of table tennis penhold grip techniques: * * 1. Serve Technique ** 1. * * Spinning and feints ** - Penhold serve can produce a variety of rotations through different friction methods, such as up-turn with an upward pick, down-turn with a downward cut, and side-turn with a counter-rotating clutch. Ma Lin's serve had more variations and feints. When serving, the angle of the board's shape was different, and the position of contact with the ball was different, so the rotation was different. For example, a short shot near the net could make the ball bounce back, which required strong spin control. - During practice, you can use a basin of balls to slowly serve, experience the ratio of friction and impact, first focus on understanding friction, then control the small force to grasp the landing point, and finally practice feints. A variety of feints can be mixed. 2. * * Type and Strategy of Serves ** - The serve could be used with a combination of a downward spin, a side downward spin, and a no-spin. The downward turn and the downward turn could force the opponent to rub the ball, thus creating an opportunity for him to attack. Try not to use upturns and side upturns as much as possible, because it is easy for the opponent to use force directly. Occasionally, he could sneak up on long balls, but two long balls were enough in a game. It was easy for the opponent to adapt if he served too many long balls. Amateurs shouldn't be too eager to serve, or else once it was released, the opponent would directly attack, and they would be at a disadvantage. Serve as close to the net as possible, with a mix of turns and no turns and feints. This way, the opponent may not be able to judge accurately and split the ball long, making it easier for him to attack. * * 2. Pushing and blocking technique (for straight backhand push-and-block)** 1. * * Correct grip and basic movements ** - The correct way to hold the racket was to hold the back three fingers together and hold the board, relax the thumb, and hold the shoulder with the index finger. Before hitting the ball, hold the racket in the chest position, and withdraw the upper arm and forearm appropriately to hit the ball during the rising or high point of the incoming ball. 2. * * Hit the ball during the rising period ** - When touching the ball in the ascending phase, one could borrow the power of the ball and exert force in a forward direction, supplemented by an upward direction, hitting the middle or upper part of the incoming ball. One's own force was less, and the movement was small and fast. 3. * * Hit the ball at the high point ** - When touching the ball at the high point, he needed to move slightly more and hit the ball with explosive force. 4. * * Common problems and solutions ** - The first common problem was that when holding the racket, the back three fingers could not hold the board when the backhand was pushed and blocked, causing the board to tilt up and the push and block to be unstable. Another problem was hitting the ball from the side of the body. When the ball was far away from the body, it was difficult to control the direction. The solution was to move his feet left and right, face the ball directly, and naturally exert force with his forearm. * * 3. Forehand Side Charge Technique ** 1. * * Footwork Basics ** - In the straight-board style, a good footwork was needed for a full-court attack. Excellent players like Ma Lin had excellent footwork. When using the forehand to charge sideways, the faster footwork was to jump with both feet. If there was difficulty, the right foot could first circle behind the left foot, and then the left foot would take a step forward to make the body completely sideways. 2. * * Route prediction and action ** - You have to judge the route of the ball before it passes the net. Slanting diagonally can score a point with one board, or it can be used to continuously attack the whole station with forehands. It was relatively easy to use footwork to charge sideways into the opponent's empty space, but one had to consider the opponent's response after blocking. If the opponent is blocking in the crosshair of the forehand position, the footwork requirements for moving from the backhand position to the free space of the forehand position are higher. If the opponent is blocking in the free space of the forehand position, you can use the cross step to cross over and connect with the next board. In daily practice, the common problem was insufficient prediction, resulting in the ball falling on his side and not being able to turn around. His feet and hands were flustered, and his stability was insufficient. As long as he could move to the side and give enough space for the force movement, the arm movement was relatively easy to achieve. This was because in the straight board style, 30% of it relied on the hands and 70% on the feet. Without good footwork, the straight board style would be very difficult. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
You can search for Coach Huang He's " 90-Day Table Tennis Zero Foundation Enlightenment Teaching 1 - 10 episodes ", which includes the first episode of interest cultivation, the second episode of position adjustment, the third episode of bare-handed movements, and many other aspects of table tennis introductory teaching content. In addition, there was also Dr. Tang Jianjun's table tennis introductory course, which could also be used as a reference for learning the basic movements of table tennis. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Currently, there was a video of the Japanese elementary school ping-pong competition titled " Japanese elementary school ping-pong competition, it's simply a mini version of the world competition! There was also a description of the Ninth Primary School Table Tennis Championship in Jiangsu Province, but no specific video was mentioned. However, you could search for the name of the event to see if there were any related videos. There was also a video of the Olympic champion Ma Long teaching the primary school students of Macau to play table tennis. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
The following is a lesson plan for a kindergarten table tennis game: ##1. Activity Target 1. Train the child's body coordination and flexibility. 2. To stimulate children's creativity and let them explore different ways of playing table tennis. 3. Cultivate children's sense of cooperation and competition. ##2. Event preparation 1. There were a few table tennis balls. 2. Various tools, such as spoons, straws, cardboard, chopsticks, etc. 3. Each group had two baskets (one with a table tennis ball), a tray, a record sheet and pen for each child, a console, a large record sheet, and a number of "tick" and "×" cards. ##3. Activity ###(1) Introduction 1. He took out a table tennis ball and asked the child if he knew it, guiding the child to share his experience in playing table tennis. 2. Today's game was table tennis, and there were special rules. One's hand could not touch the table tennis ball, nor could one pick up the basket. ###(2) Exploring ways to transport table tennis without the help of tools 1. First, let the children think about how to move the ping-pong balls from one basket to another without any tools, and then let the children try it freely. 2. Invite some children to show and talk about their own methods, such as holding with their hands, biting with their mouths, pinching with their fingers, blowing with their mouths, pushing with their noses, etc., to give affirmation to the creativity of the children. ###(3) Use tools to transport table tennis 1. Each group of children was provided with a variety of tools, such as spoons, straws, cardboard, chopsticks, etc., so that the children could explore the use of these tools to transport the table tennis ball to the empty basket. 2. Children were encouraged to try different combinations of tools and dribbling methods. Teachers observed and guided them at the right time. 3. Ask the children to share their tools and dribbling methods. Other children can try to learn. ###(4) Game segment 1. The children were divided into groups for a table tennis competition. 2. The rules were that the ball must be passed to the next child one by one; during the passing process, the ball must not be picked up when it fell to the ground, and it was a foul to pick it up; the ball could not be held by hand, and must be caught with a specified tool (such as a spoon). 3. The winning team would be rewarded according to the completion of the mission. At the same time, the other teams would be encouraged. ###(5) Activity summary 1. Review the process of playing table tennis with the children and summarize the effects and experiences of using different tools. 2. It emphasized the importance of teamwork and creative thinking. ##IV. Reflection on the Event 1. Child participation - In the activity, the children's overall participation was high. They were full of interest in the activity of table tennis and actively participated in the process of exploring different dribbling methods. 2. Achievement of teaching goals - In terms of physical coordination and flexibility training, whether it was using body parts or tools during the dribbling process, children needed a certain degree of physical control to better achieve the purpose of training. - In terms of creativity cultivation, children could come up with a variety of dribbling methods without the help of tools, such as sucking the ball with a straw, using cardboard to fan the ball, etc., showing their creativity. - Through group games, children could feel the importance of teamwork and develop a sense of competition. 3. Inadequacies and improvements - During the activity, they did not pay enough attention to some children with weak hands-on ability. For example, some children had difficulty using chopsticks to pick up the ball, resulting in their enthusiasm being frustrated. In future activities, he had to pay more attention to this group of children. He could give them more practice opportunities or provide more suitable tools for them. - The transition between activities could be more natural and smooth. For example, in the transition from exploring dribbling without the help of tools to dribbling with the help of tools, small questions could be set to guide the child's thinking to make the transition more natural. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>