Hierarchical division | Basic situation | Teaching objectives | Content of courses |
Primary stage | Contact table tennis for the first time or a small amount, have some interest in table tennis, but do not have any foundation. | Understand the basic rules, grasp the correct racket holding and preparation, have a certain sense of the ball, can make the correct serving posture. | 1) Toss the ball in the air; 2) bounce the ball against the wall; 3) Run around the table with the ball; 4) Two-handed catch (top spin); 5) Flat service |
Control stage | Intermittent table tennis for more than a year, with a certain sense of the ball, able to complete the basic technical movements. | Proficient in control of serve, master backhand push, forehand attack technique and basic footwork movement, able to continuously move attack. | 1) Serve the penalty kick (top spin); 2) Backhand push (top spin); 3) Forehand attack (top spin); 4)1/2 two-point attack (top spin); 5) Competition practice |
Operational phase | Often play table tennis or have received certain basic training, have certain basic table tennis, basic mastery and ability to exercise technology. | Correctly receive and serve backspin, master the technical combination of left push and right attack, and be able to pull backspin forehand. | 1) Serve backspin; 2) Backhand play (backspin); 3) Forehand loop (backspin); 4) Push left and pull right (top rotation); 5) Competition practice |
Hierarchical division | Basic situation | Teaching objectives | Content of courses |