Table tennis bat

Abstract

The invention relates to a table tennis bat, which is a bat specially used for pen-hold backhand, comprising a bat body with two faces, a gripping part which is arranged in one end of the bat body and at least one rubber sheet that is adhesive to the surface of the bat body, wherein, the extending line of the gripping part is side placed at one side of the center of the bat body in order to respond quickly to beat the ball in forehand and backhand driving; the bat body that is near to the gripping part is provided with a thumb locking part and a forefinger locking part that are respectively arranged at the two sides of the gripping part for thumb and forefinger locking; the thumb locking part is a block that projects the circumference of the bat body, and the thumb locking part and the forefinger locking part are shaped as an inclined face that is convenient for fingers locking. The whole bat is designed to comply with ergonomics, thus being convenient for gripping and quick responding to reach hitting point.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of ball games, in particular to a table tennis racket. Background technique [0002] There are two types of traditional table tennis rackets depending on how they are held. The first is a horizontal racket (commonly known as a blade), and the second is a penhold racket (commonly known as a pen-holding racket). Both attack and defense have their advantages and disadvantages, as explained below: [0003] 1) Because you can control the direction of the racket with your fingers, the penhold grip is better than the horizontal grip in controlling the serve, pulling the ball, and smashing the ball in the forehand. [0004] 2) However, as far as the backhand is concerned, the horizontal grip is more ergonomic, so the horizontal grip is better than the pen-hold grip in terms of serving, attack and defense when the backhand grip is used. [0005] 3) Regardless of whether it is a pen-hold grip or a horizontal grip, t...

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[0005] 3) Regardless of whether it is a pen-hold grip or a horizontal grip, the extension line of the elbow does not pass through the axis of the racket when the forehand grip is held normally. To shoot, you need to press your wrist down, which not only does not conform to ergonomics, but also leads to a long time between reactions.

[0009] As can be seen from the above, no matter whether the existing table tennis rackets are horizontal or penhold grips, they all have their own deficiencies in normal shooting, smashing, and defending areas, and there is a need for further improvement.

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