Questions about the function of horizontal plate shallow grip?

Hello, landlord; The grip of the horizontal stroke can be divided into shallow grip and deep grip. The shallow grip method is that the middle finger, ring finger and little finger naturally hold the racket handle, the thumb is lightly attached to the middle finger on the front of the racket, the index finger is naturally extended to the back of the racket, and the tiger's mouth is slightly attached to the racket. The advantage of shallow grip is that the grip is loose and the wrist is flexible. There are many ways to deal with the ball in the table, that is, pulling, skimming and swinging short can all be used to fight back. It is easier to lift the low ball when attacking, and it is easier to coordinate the left and right combination. When chopping, rubbing and serving, the rotation changes little, and the opponent is not easy to judge. The disadvantage is that it is difficult to concentrate all the strength of the upper arm and forearm on the wrist when attacking, so the force is slightly affected. When cutting the ball, the shape of the racket is not easy to be fixed because of the flexibility of the wrist, especially when cutting the arc ball. The deep grip and shallow grip of the horizontal version are basically the same, except that the tiger's mouth is close to the racket. In these two grips, the index finger should use some force when hitting the ball forehand, and the index finger can also be moved up to help the racket. When backhand attack or fast dial, the thumb should use some force, or you can move the thumb up to help beat. When you chop the ball forehand and backhand, your fingers are basically motionless. The advantages of the deep grip are that the grip is tight, the shape of the grip is fixed, the strength of the upper arm and forearm can be concentrated on the wrist during the attack, the strength is concentrated, hanging, the forward curveball is more rotating, the spike is more powerful, the curveball is easier to control, and the rotation and chopping are strong. The disadvantage is that the grip is tight, the wrist is not flexible enough, and the flexibility of combining left and right in attack is slightly poor, so it is difficult to handle the ball in the table. It is difficult to hit the forehand close-fitting ball, and it is difficult to handle the short ball on the right side of the middle road when cutting the ball. The gap between cutting the ball and not turning the ball is obvious, which is easy to be seen by opponents. I hope the above viewpoints can help you. "Help me if you want to help me" will help you, and I wish you progress in your study ~ ~ ~ If you agree with my answer, please click the "Accept as Satisfied Answer" button in time ~ ~ The mobile phone questioner can comment "Satisfied" in the upper right corner of the client.