How many kinds of table tennis are there? What are the differences?

1. The penhold fast break style is a traditional style of play in China. Liu Guoliang used the penhold fast break style. His racket is straight, with positive glue on the front and reverse glue on the back. The style of play is the traditional left-push and right-attack of the straight-board, positive-glue fast attack, and in the later period, Liu Guoliang also added a certain amount of backhand and cross-attack. In the style of play, first fast and then fierce, but also change.

2. The representative figure of this style of play is Ma Lin. Strictly speaking, it is a combination of straight backhand fast attack and arc circle plus backhand cross-stroke, but for a while, Ma Lin will also use our traditional backhand and backhand attack technology. This style of play requires athletes to have strong ability to serve and attack, to attack the backspin, to attack the forehand continuously, and to have good strength for the backhand ball. Push the block to attack sideways after applying force, and the reverse side of the backhand can be continuously pulled and punched.

3. At present, the most mainstream way of playing is to combine the horizontal arc with the fast break, and the horizontal arc with the fast break. It is also the style of play of super-class athletes like Malone and ZhangJike. In the early days, our horizontal stroke style was learned from Europe, and Kong Linghui was the representative of the combination of horizontal arc and fast break. His greatest advantage is that he has no obvious loopholes and strong stalemate. Then the representative figure of this style of play was Wang Liqin. At this time, our country also put forward the idea of winning forehand, so the forehand ability of China athletes should be much more prominent. Wang Liqin also dominated the fast break of the horizontal racket arc for quite a long time. With the constant change of table tennis, the forehand and backhand are more balanced, but at the same time, the quality of getting started is stronger, and the fast break of the horizontal arc is also affected. The representative figure is Bohr of Germany, whose backhand has the ability to pull the arc ball backwards. Let our athletes also pay attention to the stalemate ability of backhand in China and Taiwan. The change of training ideas has created players like Malone and ZhangJike with fast backhand and fierce forehand.

4. It can be said that there are fewer fast-break styles of the horizontal board and the arc circle. At present, Sweden's Karlsson is more active. This style of play not only has the main technique of fast attack on the cross board, but also has the rotation technique of loop ball. We can not only give priority to attack, but also give priority to speed, and we can make transition and counterattack by rotating stalemate. Zhan Jian, an old player before our national team, also played this way.

However, in the forehand stalemate, this style of play requires very high standing position, hitting point and power. Once hit, it is possible to score directly, but at the same time there are many mistakes, which is a test of the player's ability.

5. Horizontal Plate Chopping, chopping is an ancient way of playing. In the early days of modern table tennis, he was the most mainstream way of playing. However, with the development, chopping is not a blind defense, and chopping has also become a means to create offensive opportunities for yourself. Chopping requires a lot of pace. Because of this style of play, the range of movement is large, and only when the pace is in place can the hitting technique be guaranteed to be correct.