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There are several ways to serve the table tennis ball

There are several ways to serve the ball in table tennis. The following are some common ways to serve the ball and their characteristics and application scenarios:

The forehand run-out serve: the ball has a sharp speed, long drop point and high impulse, and is usually sent to the opponent's right corner or center-left position, which is a greater threat to the opponent.The key points include: the ball should not be thrown too high, increase the swing speed at the moment of hitting the ball, and the first landing point should be close to the end line of the opponent's table.

Backhand sharp ball and sharp downspin: fast speed, low arc, big forward impulse, forcing the opponent to retreat to receive the ball, which is favorable for attacking.The key points include hitting the ball on the left front side of the body at the same height as the net or a little lower than the net, paying attention to the wrist shaking power, and the first landing point is near the end line of the table area.

Short ball: small hitting action, quick strike, the ball falls to the opponent's table after the second jump does not come out, so that the opponent is not easy to grab pull, rush or grab attack.The key points include: the ball should not be thrown too high, the power of the wrist is greater than the power of the forearm, and the serving action is as similar as possible to that of the long ball.

Forehand serve: slower ball speed, less forward momentum, create spin changes through similar serve movements to confuse the opponent.The key points include: the ball should not be thrown too high, the racket face should be slightly depressed when serving spin, and the racket face should be tilted back when serving non-spin.

Forehand serve with left side up (down) spin: the left side up (down) spin is stronger, and the opponent will rebound to the right side up (down) when blocking the ball.The key points include tucking the stomach, not moving the point of the ball away from the body, and increasing the strength of the side spin.

Backhand: The right side up (down) spin is strong, when the opponent blocks the ball, it will rebound to the left side up (down).The key points include paying attention to the movement of the abdomen and waist, and fully utilizing the wrist rotation with the forearm power.

Crouching serve: This is an overhand type of serve, which can produce both left and right side spin.The key points include the coordination of throwing and swinging, good timing of the stroke, and sharpness of the movement.

Side spin serve: change the direction of the ball through the swinging action and the contact point between the racket and the ball, so that the ball crosses the net and changes direction drastically.The key points include adjusting the angle of the wrist and racket face to change the intensity and direction of the ball's spin.

Downward spin serve: The ball travels at a slower speed but with a strong sense of spin, and falls quickly after crossing the net.Key points include tilting the racket face slightly downward and utilizing the strong downward spin to bring the ball down quickly.

Backhand serve: Use angle and spin to disrupt the opponent's rhythm.The key points include a stable wrist and a fast swinging action, and controlling the spin through subtle wrist adjustments.

Short game serve: The ball bounces close to the net and drops quickly after the serve, forcing the opponent to make an error or push the ball high when receiving the serve.Key points include controlling the angle of the racket face so that the ball drops quickly before the opponent can react.

Long serve: The ball is sent to the back of the opponent's court, where it flies over the net and continues to travel backward with great speed and control.Key points include increasing the strength of the swing quickly and focusing on the angle and spin of the serve.

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