What's the difference between backhand and backhand? What's the difference between backhand and backhand in table tennis?

1. First of all, the grip mode of the straight bar and the cross bar leads to different hitting characteristics. Among them, the advantage of backhand is that it is easy to play short balls in the table and the forehand is powerful. Basically, the opponent's ball can be killed as long as it leaves the table.

The strength of backhand and forehand is vividly displayed in doubles. In table tennis doubles, it is stipulated that the service must be oblique, that is, the forehand direction, which creates excellent offensive opportunities for backhand players. Backhand hitters have the advantage of active attack in doubles.

2. Advantages of the horizontal stroke: the handle of the horizontal stroke is longer than that of the straight stroke, the hitting arm is longer, the power is greater, the arc is longer, and the ball style is full of domineering. The forehand and backhand of the horizontal stroke are easy to change, and the backhand ability is strong, so the horizontal stroke players can often calmly deal with the stalemate ball, can carry out multiple rounds of attack and defense, have no obvious technical loopholes, and can take into account the all-round attack of the whole Taiwan.

3. Introduce the shortcomings of the pen again. Compared with the horizontal racket, the most obvious disadvantage of the backhand is the traditional backhand, that is, most amateurs often play too much forehand and their backhand ability is obviously weak. The traditional backhand can only be defended when there is no offensive ability or the offensive ability is extremely weak. This is often used by opponents as a breakthrough to break through the backhand defense. Classic cases are table tennis players of the older generation, such as Liu, Liu, etc.

4, the shortcomings of horizontal shooting. The way of holding the racket horizontally leads to the obstruction of wrist movement and finger movement. Therefore, the horizontal serve is not as good as the straight serve. At the same time, the inflexibility of the horizontal stroke makes the horizontal stroke players often at a disadvantage in the small ball in the table. The older generation of national players, such as Wang He and Liu, all use horizontal strokes.