Eating an opponent's serve in a table tennis game is a painful process that every lover will experience. Don't say amateur table tennis enthusiasts, even professional players who have undergone systematic service training will also have time to eat serves in the game. Eating serves is not terrible, I am afraid that I will not find a solution, from the beginning to the end until I lose the game. How to eat the serve during the game, find the law of the opponent's serve and find a way to restrain it, avoid falling in the same place continuously, this is an important sign of becoming a master.
Judging from the results of eating serves, eating serves is divided into two situations: one is to go off the net, and the other is to go out of bounds. Successfully picking up the serve that was grabbed by the opponent on stage is beyond the scope of this article, which requires more refined table tennis control and counter-control techniques.
First, get off the net
Eating the serve and going to the net is a relatively easy problem for golfers with solid basic skills. The reason for eating the serve under the net is mainly that the opponent's downward spin ball is strong, and his own adjustment is not enough to cause the return ball to the net.
The most common way to take a spin serve is to rub the ball down. If you rub the net, you need to adjust the plate type, and then pick up the same serve, the plate shape is leaned back, and even a little up in the process of rubbing. Generally speaking, as long as you concentrate on judging the rotation of the opponent's spinning ball, the rate of rubbing on the stage is still very high. There will be no situation where the problem of not being able to return the ball to the net will not be solved.
The situation of pulling, dialing (pushing) and other ways to take the spin serve is more complicated. There are many factors such as inaccurate batting points, insufficient estimation of rotational intensity, incorrect shooting angles, and not hard basic skills. If you want to solve this problem, you still need to practice pulling down the ball more often, so that the basic skills are more solid in order to better receive the ball in the game. Unless you are very sure, you must avoid such a serve loss in the game. As long as the opponent can't easily attack in the past, the serve is considered a success.
In addition, it should be noted that there is also a phenomenon of going down the net when the spinning serve is connected. You can't take it for granted that the other side is sending a spinning ball when you see the ball under the net. For example, the short upper spin ball in the opponent's table is not too forward because of the low arc and strong rotation. Such a ball flutters and is not easy to borrow. If you stand farther away and the timing of the catch is not right, you will also return to the net. When this ball touches the racket, it has the phenomenon of bouncing upwards, but it is the direct downward bounce of the spinning ball. Pay a little attention to it, and you can still distinguish it.
Second, out of bounds
Out-of-bounds is generally dominated by the upturned balls issued by the opponent. There are also many cases of opponents sending the ball out of bounds or pulling down the spin, but as long as you pay attention to adjusting the shape of the beat and the direction of the force, it is not difficult to solve. Here we focus on the problem of eating the opponent's upturned ball out of bounds.
There are two specific situations of eating the upper spin out of the boundary of the opponent's hair: one is to go out of bounds from the opponent's bottom line, which indicates that the main thing is to eat the upper spin. The next time you pick up the serve and pull (push) a similar ball, press the appropriate beat. The other is to go out of bounds from two borderlines, which means that not only the upper spin, but also the side spin. To receive a similar serve, not only should the shape of the beat be tilted forward, but also the face of the beat should be adjusted so that the face of the beat is facing the opposite direction out of bounds. For example, when you go out of bounds from the left side, you must shoot the shot to the right or the center line when you connect it. This overcomes a mixed rotation of balls that have both upward and side rotations.
There are also two little experiences of catching serves. Usually, I make more friends with golfers who serve well, eat more serves, and slowly pick up the serve. This is actually the accumulation of experience and feel. There is also nothing to practice a variety of serves, generally speaking, people who will send a certain ball, have a clear understanding of its rotation principle, then they will not eat such serves.