A Study on the Development Trends of Table Tennis Receive Techniques Based on Video Analysis
Abstract
This paper systematically examines the development and emerging trends of table tennis receiving techniques in international elite competitions over the past decade through the use of video analysis. By analyzing match footage from significant events such as the Olympic Games and the World Table Tennis Championships, and combining motion recognition with statistical methods, the study identifies changes in crucial aspects of receiving, including reaction time, stroke types, placement distribution, and tactical combinations. The results suggest that contemporary receiving techniques are characterized by increased speed, precision, variability, and consistency. Techniques like the backhand flick, short pushes, and long chops have become more prominent and are now integral to offensive strategies. The findings provide valuable data for athlete training and tactical improvement.
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