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The steps and methods of table tennis training were as follows: * * 1. Basic Skills Training ** 1. * * Backhand Throw ** - It was easy to get started, and the range of movements was small. The hitting point was in front of the body, suitable for beginners. As the frequency of backhand use in modern table tennis increased, practicing the backhand volley first was beneficial to the formation of other backhand techniques. 2. * * Forehand attack ** - After practicing the backhand drive, he started practicing. Forehand attack was the mother of table tennis skills, and it was also a difficult skill to practice well. Even the world champion needed to practice it daily. 3. * * Combination of backhand and backhand ** - This was the basic technique to play well in the whole table. He began to practice with the forehand attack and backhand kick (one on each side), and then transitioned to the non-fixed point practice. During this process, no force was allowed to be used to prepare for the subsequent backhand and backhand pull. 4. * * Forehand Pull ** - It was the "plus" version of the attack. The leading hand could not be lower than the table. It was necessary to experience the feeling of hitting the board from the back to the front (do not add too much friction first, because modern table tennis does not use much friction), and the feeling of the instant acceleration of the forearm when touching the ball (used to create an arc to pull the ball). 5. * * Backhand anti-loop circle ** - This was a defensive technique. In a match, the frequency of using backhand parries was usually far more than the frequency of using backhand attacks. Only when the backhand defense was stable could one stand firm in the match. 6. * * Rubbing the ball with both hands ** - After the topspin practice was done, he began to practice the backspin. First, practice rubbing and turning, mainly to experience the feeling of the ball staying on the rubber, and at the same time adjust the shape of the board; then practice splitting the long ball, the shape of the long ball slightly erect, the difficulty is to find the jump and click the ball, you need to predict the ball's landing point in advance and in place. * * 2. Multi-ball practice ** 1. * * Single action ** - * * Forehand Backspin **: Pull diagonally, straight, and mid in the forehand position, sideways position, and so on. - * * Backhand backspin **: Pull diagonally in the backhand position, in the middle position, in a straight line, and in the middle position. - * * Forehand Pick Hit **: Pick backspin and backspin in the forehand, middle, and backhand positions. - * * Backhand Twist **: Twist the backhand position and the middle center to twist the backspin and sidespin. - * * Forehand Long Hack, Short Hack **: Slant, straight line long chop and short swing. - * * Backhand Slash Long, Pendulation Short **: Slash Long and Pendulation Short diagonally and in a straight line. - * * Ball Rubbing **: Including fast rubbing, slow rubbing, and diagonally straight rubbing. 2. * * Connecting actions ** - * * Backspin with a forehand (diagonally, straight line) followed by a continuous grab with a forehand (reverse, forehand conversion)**. - * * Backhand backspin (diagonal, straight line) followed by backhand continuous fast strokes (backhand forward, backhand conversion)** - * * Forehand pick (diagonal, straight), backhand continuous fast pull, fast belt, fast whip ** - * * Backhand twist (slanted, straight line), backhand twist, backhand twist, backhand - * * Forehand chop long and then straight, backhand continuous sticking, fast belt, fast tear, fast pull (diagonally straight line)**. - * * Forehand short swing (opponent's direct attack), counter-attack, continuous sticking of forehands, quick tearing, quick belt, quick pull (straight slash)**. - * * Backhand long chop followed by reverse, Forehand continuous stick, quick tear, quick belt, quick pull (diagonally straight line)**. - * * Backhand short swing (opponent's direct attack), backhand continuous stick, fast belt, fast pull, fast tear (straight slash)**. - * * Front, backhand swing, short catch, reverse catch, front hand grab, backhand spin, continuous grab, quick tear, quick belt. ** * * 3. Single practice with multiple balls ** - * * Serve and attack **: For example, if you hit the short ball from the opponent's forehand position or the middle side of the forehand position from the side position, if the opponent twists (splits) to the front of your forehand position, you can perform the following operations: grab and pull diagonally, then continue to pull from the forehand, then switch from the reverse forehand, or grab and pull straight line, then continue to pull from the backhand, then continue to move sideways. During training, you can also use the following methods to help improve your sense of the ball: 1. * * Relaxation Training **: Beginners should pay attention to relaxation in the early stages of learning basketball. Their wrists will be more flexible in a relaxed state. This was because the moment the ball was hit, the nerves were pressed, and the strength of the signal received by the brain was related to the degree of relaxation. It was not beneficial for training to use force to offset the pressure in advance. 2. * * Return to the ball fixed-point training method **: When learning basic skills, you can return the ball in the area drawn opposite the table. The starting area is large, and then gradually shrink. This helps to improve the adjustment ability and ball sense of the hand. 3. * * Borrowing force + reasonable cooperation training method **: Take the backhand practice as an example. When the opponent is pulling the ball, don't just block it with your backhand. You can add techniques such as backhand plucking, tearing, and backhand pulling. In this way, when facing the ball, the backhand should instantly adjust the shape, strength, friction, and so on. 4. "Intentional control of training methods": For example, the "pull through" in table tennis attacking techniques, and the two players continuously putting on short poses and other more difficult training. Only after coming into contact with these tricky balls can they hit the corresponding balls in the game. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!

The training steps of table tennis were more systematic, and the sequence was usually as follows: 1. Backhand attack: For beginners, the backhand hitting point is closer to the body, and it is easier to hit the ball. You can practice the backhand attack first, and pay attention to the elbow as the axis to shrink the forearm force, avoid the arm force, elbow support or elbow lift. 2. Forehand attack: After mastering the backhand attack, it will be relatively easy to practice the forehand attack. During practice, you should also pay attention to the strength of the forearm. The action of hitting the ball should be based on the quick retracting of the forearm. You should also pay attention to the completeness of the action and experience the feeling of the body's center of gravity shifting between the legs. 3. The combination of the backhand and the backhand was the key part of table tennis techniques. It involved the change of the racket shape between the forehand and the backhand, which required mutual accommodation and adjustment. At the same time, the center of gravity transformation and footwork movement in the combination of the backhand and the backhand also needed to be carefully understood and mastered. 4. Forehand two-point attack: The focus is on footwork practice. It is often used to move in parallel steps. It helps to cultivate a good habit of moving first before hitting the ball, and to avoid amateurs who reach out first and do not move their feet when they encounter the ball. 5. Forehand Laja Loop Drive: The coach needs to feed the ball with a lot of backspin. This will help the beginner find the feeling of rubbing the ball. This is different from the previous attack, and it requires more practice to experience. 6. Backhand Laja Loop: Similar to Forehand Laja Loop. 7. Forehand Pulling Forward Loop: Mainly for non-spinning balls or topspin balls. It's easier to master on the basis of grasping the Laga Turning Loop, but you have to pay attention to the differences between the Laga Turning Loop and the Laga Turning Loop in terms of hitting position, direction of force, racket shape, etc. 8. Backhand pull forward loop drive: similar to the forehand pull forward loop drive. 9. [Reciprocal ball rubbing: In modern table tennis, ball rubbing is mostly a means of transition control, and the threat is relatively low. Therefore, it is practiced later to prevent beginners from developing the habit of relying too much on ball rubbing and not daring to start.] 10. Serve: You can practice according to your personal preferences. You can master one or two serve methods first, and then enrich the serve routine later. After the above technical exercises reached a certain level, they could further carry out the following comprehensive exercises: 1. Combination with actual combat: When the attack ball can hit 20 - 30 boards in a row, it is necessary to improve the requirements and combine them with actual combat. 2. Line practice: Test your ball control ability by playing the line. 3. Placing practice: Divide the area on the table to assist in practicing techniques such as rubbing short, rubbing long, pulling short, stretching, etc. to improve the ball control ability. 4. Front, back, left, and right movement: table tennis requires movement, including the movement between the near table, the middle table, the backhand half table, the forehand half table, etc. The middle table technique involves the comprehensive movement of front, back, left, and right, which is more difficult. 5. Defensive practice: It is divided into passive defense (such as sticking, blocking, pushing, etc.) and active defense (such as tearing, cutting, etc.). 6. Combination practice: After mastering individual techniques, you need to practice combination techniques, such as backhand block, forehand side pull, combination of rubbing and pulling, serve and attack, etc., to avoid problems such as too low lead, non-continuity, broken rhythm, wrong lead direction, etc. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!

The steps of table tennis training were as follows: 1. He started with the backhand attack (or the backhand pull) because for beginners, the backhand hitting point was closer to the body, making it easier to hit the ball and faster to grasp the feel. It was necessary to pay attention to the elbow as the axis to contract the forearm to exert force to avoid problems such as exerting force with the arm, supporting the elbow, or raising the elbow. 2. Then, he began to practice with his forehands. After mastering the backhand attack, it was relatively easy to use the forehand attack. Similarly, one should pay attention to the action of hitting the ball by quickly retracting the forearm and avoiding raising the elbow. 3. Practice the combination of both hands. This was the key to table tennis skills, which involved the change of the racket shape, the change of the center of gravity, and the movement of footwork when changing the forehand and backhand. It needed to be carefully understood and mastered. 4. Practicing the two-point attack with the forehand, the focus was on the footwork practice. He often moved in parallel steps to cultivate a good habit of moving first before hitting the ball. 5. The coach needed to feed the ball with more backspin so that the beginners could find the feeling of rubbing the ball and understand the changes in the rotation of the table tennis ball. 6. The backhand Laja loop training was the same as the forehand. 7. Practicing the forehand pull forward loop was relatively easy to master because he had mastered the Laga loop before, but he had to pay attention to the differences in the hitting position, direction of force, and racket shape. 8. The backhand pull forward loop training was the same as the forehand. 9. In modern table tennis techniques, rubbing the ball was mostly a means to control the opponent. After mastering other main techniques, practicing rubbing the ball could avoid over-reliance on rubbing the ball and not daring to attack. 10. Serve practice, you can learn one or two serves according to your personal preferences, and then enrich the serve routine. In these basic training processes, with the improvement of the attacking ability, it can be combined with actual combat; line practice, landing practice, front, back, left, right movement practice, defense practice (including passive defense and active defense), and combination practice (such as backhand block, hand side pull, rubbing pull combination, serve and attack, etc.) can also be carried out to further improve the technical level of table tennis. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!

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