I believe that all the fans who have played table tennis have such an experience - the other side suddenly released a high ball, and his side was violently smashed, and the result was lost. It really happens in the game, and it's a very morale-crushing thing (yes, I often do this kind of morale-breaking thing...). Angry at me).
For amateurs, a seemingly simple golf ball can sometimes be a trap.
High ball, not only for amateurs, but also for professional athletes is also a very important technology, which requires special training. Veteran fans probably won't forget hao shuai and wang hao who were put down by metz in the 2005 World Table Tennis Championships. World champions such as Hao Shuai and Wang Hao can still have problems playing golf, let alone our ordinary amateurs. How to play golf well and seize the opportunity is a compulsory course for professional athletes and amateurs.
The high ball encountered in the game is roughly divided into two categories, the first is the opponent rubbing the ball high, and the second type is the opponent's defense by putting the high ball when passive.
In professional competitions, the first type is relatively small, professional athletes rarely have low-level mistakes in rubbing the ball, and because professional athletes often have a certain ability to put high balls, the second type of high balls are more, such as the aforementioned Metz, "artist" Xu Xin, are good at putting high balls. In the amateur court, on the contrary, the first type of golf ball is more, and the second type of golf ball is relatively less, usually appearing in amateur high-level matches.
The difficulty of the first type of golf is mainly in "turning". Although it is a high ball, after all, it is the opponent who rubs it, often has a strong downward rotation, and the ball will also make people feel "not going". If the pace of the attack is not in place, hitting the ball during the descending period, then relying only on the adjustment of the hand, it is very likely that there will be a mistake of only shooting down and not playing forward when shooting, resulting in the hitting of the net.
Usually, a high ball close to the net is relatively easy, and once it encounters a tall, long and spinning ball, it is not so much a chance ball as a huge trap, and it is easy to make mistakes when attacking. Amateur golfers facing this kind of high ball, should first give themselves a reminder, this is a trap rather than an opportunity, can not rush to shoot, first adjust the pace, deliberately wait, aim at the ball and then play.
For balls with obvious downward rotation, increase the force to play forward; for longer high balls on their own, you can't blindly shoot, and if necessary, you can even add a little friction insurance, because high and far high balls are already difficult to shoot.
The difficulty of the second type of golf is mainly in the "turn". If you can defend by putting a high ball, you must be a golfer who has certain basic skills and a good feel. For the defensive side, in addition to hoping to put a high ball on the stage, it will also try to increase the difficulty of hitting the ball to the attacking side, such as a board, a roll, or even a board. With a strong sideways rotation of the ball, there will be a great deviation after landing, so when aiming at the ball, it is necessary to make a corresponding prediction to leave room for the ball to "turn".
From the perspective of attack, in addition to the force, playing some landing point moves, light and heavy changes are a good way, if you have the ability, you can also learn Marlene's short suction or false shot of the fake action. Although these two points are to turn the high ball into a short ball, taking advantage of the passive high ball from the table is not good to run back to score, but the essence is still not the same.
Short sucking is to have prejudged the landing point of the ball, and use the racket to touch the ball during the rising period of the ball, so as to suck a short ball near the net; the fake action is to have posed to be killed, but a short swing during the decline of the ball. In general, if you want to deal with such a high ball, the core idea is to predict the line in advance and increase offensive changes.
The two types of high balls analyzed above are common situations in the game, which are both opportunities and traps. But fundamentally speaking, a high ball is an opportunity, a good chance for the batter to take the initiative and the defender to passively score, so the first thing to do is to have enough confidence in the face of the high ball. With confidence, calmly and calmly predict the landing point, calmly adjust the pace, increase the change, and the difficulty of the high ball will be solved.
In addition, practicing the technique of putting a high ball will often be of great help to the improvement of playing high ball, and knowing oneself and knowing the other can win every battle. Through training to put a high ball, you can increase the understanding of rotation, the perception of space on the field, as well as the ability to predict, the sense of hitting the ball, these abilities are good for the overall improvement of table tennis technology. Of course, it is still recommended that you first practice the basic skills or your own game routines before practicing these flower (non)(often)hu (have) whistle (use) skills.
The seemingly simple high ball has both a challenge to technology and a test of mentality; it is both an opportunity and a trap; unpredictable and endlessly evocative. That's the charm of table tennis!