When a beginner learns more or less the basics of table tennis, this is the perfect time to teach some other techniques. This allows the player to become better not only in practice but especially in competition.
Every match starts with a serve. There are two advanced methods for this, namely side spin and pendulum. Both movements have enough force to reach the other end of the table and the full weight of the person to create the momentum.
Since no serve game wins, it's time to go offensive. Players already know what speed drive is. A modified version of this technology is called a loop drive.
The power of this technique comes from the waist. The player must swing it from side to side to create enough power to send it back to the other end of the table.
The next technology intended for defense purposes is called chop. When the opponent hits the ball back into the player's court, all the person has to do is push the ball back to make contact with the ball by slicing the ball into the air.
This technique is difficult to master because it not only blocks the ball, but also changes the direction of the incoming volley. Those who have successfully mastered this can force the opponent to make mistakes, which is another extra point for the player.
Flip is another smart move that works for the player if done correctly. One foot is ahead of the other and when the ball arrives, the wrist must be rotated quickly from one end to the other to complete the shot.
This is an unexpected action, which will surprise the opponent and try every time to overtake the other player.
The latest advanced technology is called lobe. This technology is also intended for security purposes, it is a modified version of the counter drive.
Shots are traded during the match. When the player thinks the opponent is going to finish it all, it's time to put one leg back and bend the knees further to gain credit for the shot.
When the ball arrives, the player must expect to add another point to the score, using the strength of the leg and groin to send the ball back.
There are other advanced techniques that a student can learn to become a better table tennis player. Each has a forehand and backhand movement, and the player has discretion as to what he will use in the game.
Some coaches already have sophisticated moves for beginners, while others wait a little longer. It is best to practice both techniques and be smart enough to use them when the opportunity arises.
It helps to watch a video of how each of these advanced techniques is done, but it always is
It is best to put the theory into practice for better understanding. Playing a mock-up game with a teammate is one way, but if there is no one around, doing shadow lifting will do no harm.
Improved service differs from basic service in the following ways:
Same for all spins
You can control the spin rate by controlling where the ball hits the paddle (tip, middle, near the handle)
By controlling when you hit the ball, combinations of spins are possible
The toss is often high to help with speed, spin and deception.
A variety of techniques are used, including high tosses and foot stamps, to prevent an unexpected spin on the opposing ball.
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