Table tennis is not only about hitting a ball on a table. Most
advanced players put spin on the ball when they play to make the
ball harder to hit back. You make spin by moving your racket a
special way. This will make the ball move differently and confuse
your opponent. There are lots of different kinds of spins, but I will
just explain the three most basic spins.
Because the ball has spin
on it, it will move a
different direction when
it hits the table.
Topspin backhand
serve slow motion.
Top Spin
Top spin is a very important shot
that is used lots, specifically in attack
shots. When players use top spin, it
prevents the ball from flying off the
table. For example, if I were to hit a
ping pong ball with top spin, it will
most likely hit the table. If I were to hit
the same shot at the same angle but
this time with no spin, the ball will
most likely miss the table.
Follow these directions to learn
topspin. First, get in your athletic
stance. Place your racket tilting
upwards beside your bent knees. When
the ball comes wait until it is at a good
height, then brush the ball forcing it to
rotate forward. The ball will then hit the
opponent's side of the table.
Top spin example.
Top spin forehand rally.
Top spin backhand rally.
Top spin slow motion serve.
Back Spin
Backspin is usually used as a
defence shot. When someone has
hit the ball with lots of spin you
usually would hit backspin back to
them. This shot is sometimes very
difficult to return. If the player
tries to block the ball, it will most
likely fly of the table.
To successfully use backspin
in a game follow these steps. Start
with your athletic stance.
Secondly, have your racket slightly
closed. When the ball approaches
you, slightly extend your bent legs
and move your racket somewhat
upwards. Remember the more you
brush the ball the more spin will
be put on the ball.
Backspin example
Backspin rally Backspin serve
Side Spin
I don’t use side spin nearly as much as
I use the other spins, but it is still very
important. I usually only use side spin for
serves, but some people use it in rallies and
games. Side spin in made when you hit the
ball so that it rotates to the left or to the
right. This will make the ball move in a
different direction when it hits the table.
To make side spin start with your
athletic stance. Your racket should be in
front of you and slightly open. Hold the ball
in your non dominant hand. Remember to
have your hand open flat so that you are not
holding the ball in a fist. Throw the ball up
in the air and brush the ball to the side,
while at the same time pushing it slightly
forward. Hopefully this serve will help you
win the point!
Side spin example
Side spin serve
CanadianTableTennis
Association
The Canadian Table Tennis Association is a non-profit
organization for table tennis in Canada. They are the reason
Canada has table tennis games and tournaments. In 1929 the
Canadian Table Tennis Association (CTTA) was formed.
Table Tennis Canadian Ratings
Everytime you compete in a tournament your rating gets higher. A
rating is a number that you can look up on the internet. Usually people
that are more skilled get higher ratings. You also get a higher rating if
you do good in a game.
Paul Noel
Paul Noel is ranked 2nd in Saskatchewan in the men’s category. His rating is 1705.
Ian Muirhead
Ian Muirhead is ranked 30th in Saskatchewan in the men’s category. His rating is 652.
Sheena Koops
Sheena Koops is ranked 6th in Saskatchewan for the women's category. Her rating is 684.
Emora Baggett
Emora Baggett is ranked 35th is Saskatchewan in the women’s category. Her rating is 191
Table Tennis Canada Ranking /
TTCAN Ranking / Canadian
Ranking
Videos
Smash slow motion
Smash
Footwork exercise
Cool table tennis shots
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=l_tzXQC4His
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=luQ7OP2Guwg
Fun Facts
Sometimes people use pips on
there racket. Pips changes the
spin that you put on the ball, so it
confuses the opponent.
The first ever table tennis
racket was a cigarette box
and the first ever ping pong
ball was a champagne cork.
Regular rubber
Pips rubber
Bibliography
Who Invented Table Tennis
.
https://www.selbycivicsociety.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/DavidFosterqr.pdf
The Complete History Of Ping Pong
.
A Brief History Of Table Tennis
History of Table Tennis - An Authoritative Summary of the First 90 Years
National table tennis champion proud of her Saskatchewan roots
Saskatoon table tennis athlete becomes national champ
t3 ping pong
https://www.ttsask.ca/about-us
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