Three ways of serving table tennis.

There are three ways to serve table tennis: forehand flat serve, backhand flat serve and backhand urgent serve.

1, flat forehand serve

Stand as close to the table as possible. When throwing the ball, the racket is pulled back and stands slightly horizontally. When the ball falls from a high point to a position slightly higher than the net, the upper part of the ball hits the left front. It is the most basic service method for beginners and the basis for mastering other complex services. It is easy for opponents to catch back and connect forehand attack or backhand push.

2, backhand flat serve

The left hand throws the ball upward, and the right arm rotates outward, so that the racket face leans forward slightly and leads the racket to the left and right rear. When the ball falls from a high point to a position slightly higher than the net, the upper half of the ball hits the right front. The nature of the ball is similar to the forehand flat serve, but the whole technical action is very different from it, mainly to lay the foundation for mastering high-quality backhand serve in the future.

Step 3 serve backhand

The left hand throws the ball upward, and the right arm rotates outward, so that the racket face leans forward slightly, and the upper arm naturally approaches the left side of the body, leading the racket to the left and rear. When the ball falls from a high point to below the height of the net, hit the upper left of the ball. At the moment of touching the ball, the forearm accelerates to swing to the upper right, the wrist controls the racket to rub the ball and the waist rotates to the right.

The origin of table tennis:

Table tennis, known as China's "national ball", is a world-popular ball game, including attack, confrontation and defense.

Table tennis originated in Britain, and the name "table tennis" originated from 1900, so it was named after the sound of "table tennis" when it was struck. In Chinese mainland, "table tennis" is its official name, as are China, Hongkong and Macau. 1926 65438+ 10, an international table tennis competition was held in Berlin, Germany, with 64 male athletes from 9 countries participating.

In February of the same year, the International Table Tennis Federation was formally established, and the European Championship held in London was named the first World Table Tennis Championship. Table tennis organizations include the International Table Tennis Federation, the Asian Table Tennis Federation and the Chinese Table Tennis Association.