Modern table tennis technology is more and more abundant in offensive means, especially the backhand twisting technique of receiving the ball can be directly transferred to the offensive and stalemate stages. This requires that only the serving side in the game can issue a short and rotating downward ball as much as possible to better limit the opponent's serve and attack, and create favorable conditions for its own serve and attack. How do you send a short, rotating ball? Many table tennis enthusiasts spend a lot of time practicing, but always can not find the essentials, at this time a word from the professional master woke up the dreamer.
When the professional master explained how to send a short and rotating downward spiral ball, he said: "If you want to send the downward spiral ball short and turn, you must not hit the ball with force, and use the racket to rub the lower part of the ping-pong ball to 'put' the ball on the table!" ”
Then the professional master explained the action essentials of "putting" the ball on the table. The gist of this action is the feeling of shooting when I was a child playing "water drifting" with stones at the water's edge. If you can use a stone to throw out several "water drifts" in a row, then you can grasp the essence of the action of "putting" the ball on the table.
The most effective way to practice this action on the ping-pong table is to practice the bounce serve. A bounce serve is a ping-pong ball that bounces forward on the table a few times and then bounces back. If you want to send a bounce serve, first of all, the racket should be flat, and the front of the swing direction should be slightly upturned, slightly forming "". Of course, it is not as exaggerated as the symbols show, and it only needs to have a slight upward feeling. Secondly, it is to relax the wrist and rub the lower part of the ping-pong ball as much as possible, and the touch of the ball has the feeling of "pocketing" in an instant. Finally, it is time to retract the racket and watch the ping-pong ball land freely on the table, bounce forward a few times and then bounce back backwards.
When I first started practicing, the ball was too high, but the net, the ball did not jump back, and so on. This is normal and will be resolved with continuous practice and proficiency. First of all, we must solve the problem that the ball does not jump back: swing the direction of the front upturned, try to rub the lower part of the ping-pong ball, touch the ball instantly have the feeling of "pocketing", and you can master these three essentials by experiencing more.
Solving the problem of the ball bouncing back is actually the successful "placement" of the ball on the table. The problem of the ball being too high and not being able to net the ball below only needs to adjust the height and strength of the racket when it touches the ball, and you can master it after practicing for a while.
The best effect of the short and rotating downward ball that is "released" is that after the serve, the ping-pong ball jumps just over the net, and then the ping-pong ball jumps backwards to touch the net or jumps back to the net. Such a quality of serve, even if the national team players are not careful, they will eat the serve.