At the World Table Tennis Championships, the last time a European won was at the 2003 World Table Tennis Championships in Paris, when Austrian star Schrage defeated South Korean chipper Ju Se-hyuk 4-2 in the final to win the St. Brede Cup.
Before the final, Schrage also experienced two life and death tests, 4-3 defeat to the last World Table Tennis Champion Wang Liqin in the quarter-finals, and a 4-3 narrow victory over Grand Slam Kong Linghui in the semi-finals, these two games were more difficult than the final, and after these two levels, it increased the gold content of Schlager's championship.
Wang Liqin and Kong Linghui are world-class masters with strong strength, and Schlager can win mainly by relying on the first three boards: serve, serve, and serve to attack.
The first three boards are the traditional advantages of the Chinese team, and Schrage is a European, and the first three boards are better than the Chinese team, which has to be admired.
What are the technical characteristics of the first three boards of Schrage?
First, the serve is changeable
Schlager serves deceptively, he serves with his forehand, the angle between the racquet and the table is about 80 degrees, almost perpendicular to the table, shoveling from top to bottom, picking the head forward at the moment of touching the ball, from the action point of view is the lower spinning ball, in fact, it is a running ball, Kong Linghui judged that the ball is a downward rotation ball, and the backhand gently rubbed out of bounds.
Schlager or forehand serve, the angle between the racket and the table is about 80 degrees, almost perpendicular to the table, shoveling from top to bottom, touching the ball instantly rubbing the middle and lower parts of the ball, Kong Linghui thinks that the ball is a downward rotation action to confuse himself, in fact, it is up-spin or not turning, so he uses the forehand swing, did not expect to strongly rotate down, back to the ball under the net.
Using the same action to issue different rotations, it plays a confusing role in actual combat, and often scores directly.
Second, catch the serve and get started first
Kong Linghui forehand half out of the ball, Schlager forehand lightly hanging small arc straight, Kong Linghui sideways pull back, because he can not borrow the force and get off the net.
Kong Linghui did not turn the short ball in the middle of the road, Schlasson picked the opponent's backhand at a large angle with his forehand, and Kong Linghui pulled down the net with his backhand.
Kong Linghui did not turn the short ball in the middle of the road, Schlager extended his arm to the stage, from the beat type to see that he was going to swing the forehand short, but he suddenly picked the ball to the forehand at the moment of touching the ball, kong Linghui could not save it.
Kong Linghuifa was biased against the long backhand ball in the middle of the road, trying to withstand Schlager, who grabbed the large angle slash to score with his forehand without completing the position on the side. Schlager's forehand pulling action is different from that of the national table tennis players, his center of gravity is higher, and the action of pedaling his legs and turning his waist is not obvious, mainly relying on the top crotch, the action is small, and the speed is fast.
Kong Linghui sent a short ball in the middle and Schlager picked the ball in the forehand to score in a slash.
Third, the serve is fierce
After Schlager served the ball, he quickly pulled the ball sideways to pull the diagonal line, Kong Linghui wanted to block the straight line with his backhand, but the power of the ball was too large and out of bounds.
Schlager sent to Kong Linghui's backhand position, Kong Linghui's sideways forehand swing was short and high, and Schlager's forehand pick was successful. Schlager picked the ball differently from the national table tennis players, he did not put his right foot into the stage, but leaned forward, waved his arms, his wrists were extended from out to introvert, and his body was vacated.
Schlager bounced backhand in a straight line.
Schlager sideways to grab the middle of the road and resist Kong Linghui.
Schlager pulled the slash to the bottom line with his backhand, and Kong Linghui did not react quickly and missed the ball.
Schlager crossed the forehand to pull a straight line, and the arm was lifted too high, which was different from the movement of the national table tennis players, but it was also powerful.
Fourth, the phase holding active line change
Schlager first pulled the middle of the backhand to the backhand short, Kong Linghui backhand pulled the ball back, Schlager forehand pulled the middle of the road backhand, the same line, different landing points, closer to the bottom line, resisting Kong Linghui, forcing Kong Linghui to make mistakes.
Schrage lifted his forehand lightly onto the stage, followed by a straight line of backhand shots.
Schrage pulls the middle of the road with his backhand, Kong Linghui pulls the straight line with his forehand sideways, and Schlager hooks his forehand to a large angle of the diagonal line.
Schrage pulls the slash with his backhand, followed by the forehand on the diagonal, and it is clear that Schrage's forehand is based on the top crotch, rather than the legs and waist.
After Schrage pulled the slash with his backhand, he quickly pulled the straight line sideways forehand, and Kong Linghui failed to react.
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