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发表于 12.10.2008 23:08:45
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In terms of tempo of play and general aggressiveness, most improving players err on the side of going for too much -- e.g. by trying to kill difficult balls, or by failing to fall back to steady, consistent play when warranted. But at high levels of the sport, things happen quickly in points; players open quick and hard, move fast around the court, and generally mop up the slower stuff that passes for lower-level rallies. Thus, there can come a time where a developing player needs to play a quicker, firmer game. From a practical standpoint, this is difficult advice to give, since it is so easily misinterpreted as a license to flail if you don't recognize the right time (and way) to step it up.
: p3 \7 c& U, {7 PThe best indicator is match experience against a better player, especially one at least 200 rating points stronger. Typically, they may move faster, loop sooner, counter more quickly, or even push more severely. Generally, you will have less time to get going in a point, and have to strike more severely to score. Such experience can show directly where your own movements and reactions have to accelerate.4 W" U8 o* P: e, M* h
/ ~ Q' K: s4 W4 Y3 cThe way you step up your game is equally important. To execute more quickly and powerfully requires better footwork and form, not harder swings. The high-rated opponent loops more quickly because he moves faster into looping position than you do. He can stroke more rapidly and consistently because he lacks the hitch in his swing (or faulty grip, bad position, etc.) that you have. But he also has a different mindset, expecting to execute these things in situations where you would have doubts. There is no question in his mind that (for example) he is going to run over there and hit that quick counter-loop. And he does.8 o* N3 r3 X( Z
' T/ }; M( ?- RIf you decide to step it up, first work hard in practice. Stress yourself through rapid-fire exchanges with your partner, trying to make every single shot without error. Do double-speed footwork drills. Play practice games where you must attack every ball, regardless of your opponent's shot. Try to relax a bit (no gritting of teeth), since taut muscles move more slowly. Don't forget a coach's advice (if available) on your movement and form. Then, in match play, step it up about half as much as you did in practice -- which will give you added quickness, while hopefully keeping any wildness under control.
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" @, U/ H! _2 a" V# D9 _3 rYour game can move up a level if you can accelerate your play while maintaining good form and consistency.
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提高速度
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K0 z4 L J0 a" w+ s谈到比赛节奏以及积极方面,大多数正在长球的选手都倾向于做的太过了--譬如试图去杀很难的球,或在必需的情况下无法退后沉着稳定的发挥。但是对于高水平的运动,每分之间事情发展非常迅速;选手发动进攻快狠,移动迅速,而且扫荡那种对低水平没问题的慢球。因此在某种情况下长球的选手需要打一些更快更坚实的球。从训练角度很难给出建议,因为如果你不能识别合适的时间(和方式)去提高速度的话,很容易解释成可以去乱打。
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4 w* @, D% ` b2 U最好的指导是去和高水平选手比赛,尤其是那些积分至少高上200分的选手。很典型地,他们移动更快,更早拉球,更快反拉,甚至搓得更狠。一般来说你有更少的时间去进行一分球,而且需要打得更狠来得分。这样的经历能直接得告诉你你在哪个移动和反应方面需要提高速度。
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提高速度的方式同样重要。执行的更快更有力量需要更好的步法和方式,不是更狠的拉手。高积分选手拉球更快是因为他们更快的移动到拉球位置。他可以打得更快更稳定因为他挥拍没有像你一样的被绊住(或者错误抓拍和错误的位置,等等)。而且他的思维也有区别,在某些情况下准备好执行一些动作,而不是像你一样会犹豫。譬如对他来说跑到那里杀那个快速的反拉在他的想法里是没有任何问题的。而且他做到了.
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如果你决定提高速度,首先要下苦工训练.在和队友快速回合中紧迫起来,每个球都尽量不要失误.用两倍的速度做单纯步法训练,打一些无论对手怎样回球你都进攻的模拟比赛.试着放松一点(而不是要紧牙关)因为紧蹦的肌肉移动速度慢.别忘了教练对于移动和形式的指使(如果有的话).然后在比赛中提高大概相当于你训练时提高的一半的速度--这样可以让你加速同时控制住你的疯狂(希望如此).4 x; B: p6 W1 P* K- W7 C& t4 ?
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你如果可以提高打球速度并且保持好的形式和稳定性,你的比赛可以提高一个档次. |
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