CN201437039U - Table tennis bat of direct-bat horizontal-beating type - Google Patents

Abstract

A pen-grip horizontal-playing table tennis racket comprises a racket body having front and back racket surfaces, a grip fixedly connected to a peripheral edge of the racket body, and two rubbers attached and fixed to the front and back racket surfaces, wherein the central axis of the grip forms an angle with the central axis of the racket body and the extension line of a side edge of the first end of the grip close to the thumb rest is parallel to the central axis of the racket body, thereby allowing the user's elbow extension line to be in a straight line with the central axis of the racket body when holding the racket, making it easier to apply force to hit the ball and to hold the racket in a pen-grip grip for horizontal-playing hitting, thereby achieving the advantages of an enlarged hitting area, better hitting changes, and a better racket rotation angle.

Description

Penhold horizontal table tennis racket

【Technical field】

The utility model relates to the ball field of sports games, in particular to a table tennis racket.

【Background technique】

As shown in Fig. 9A, 9B, at present generally existing horizontal grip type table tennis racket 50 and penhold type table tennis racket 60 all comprise a racket body and a handle, and the central axis A of its racket and the central axis B of handle form. a straight line.

The horizontal grip of the horizontal grip table tennis racket 50 is commonly known as the knife board, and the pen-hold grip of the pen-hold grip table tennis racket 60 is commonly known as the pen-hold grip. , batting change, holding racket, smashing the ball, etc. each have their own advantages and disadvantages, which are described as follows:

1. Hitting area: Take a person with a height of 170 centimeters as an example, without moving the body, as shown in Figure 10, use the horizontal racket type table tennis racket 50 to hit the ball in the forehand and backhand area, the height is about from From the nose to the belly of the waist, the width is about 130 centimeters, but the horizontal grip table tennis racket 50 has a dead angle of 30 centimeters in width on the belly of the waist; Forehand and backhand hitting area of 60, the height is from the armpit to the waist and abdomen, and the width is about 100 cm from the forehand to the front of the waist and abdomen; The hitting area of the racket 60 is larger, but both types of hitting areas have their limitations or dead ends.

2. Variation of batting: the penhold grip table tennis racket 60 controls the angle and direction of the racket by pressing the racket with a penhold grip and the forefinger.

3. Holding the racket: As shown in Figures 12A and 12B, no matter whether it is a horizontal grip table tennis racket 50 or a pen-hold grip type table tennis racket 60, when the forehand grip is used to hit the ball, because the arm extension line C is not in the same direction as the central axis A of the racket. Therefore, the horizontal grip table tennis racket 50 needs to press the wrist down, while the penhold grip table tennis racket 60 needs to lift the wrist up. Both grips need to adjust the user's wrist so that the arm extension line C can be aligned with the racket. The central axis A forms a straight line to achieve the best way of applying force to hit the ball. Therefore, the existing racket needs to adjust the wrist so that the reaction time of hitting the ball becomes longer.

4. Smash: As shown in Figures 13A and 13B, when hitting the forehand smash, both grips need to raise the elbow and press the wrist down, so as to control the tilt angle of the racket surface , Therefore, the existing racket needs to adjust the elbow and cause the reaction time of hitting the ball to become longer.

In addition, as shown in Fig. 14, related industry has designed a kind of patent case such as Chinese Patent Announcement No. CN2730434 (hereinafter referred to as the reference case). The table tennis racket 70 of this case is a racket that belongs to the horizontal grip, and the rotation angle of the forehand is limited, as shown in Figure 15; under the situation where the arm does not move, it can be clearly seen that the forehand rotates only by turning the wrist. Angle change; the highest point of the racket 70 in this reference case is not high enough, and it is not easy to form a high hitting point return and high rotation angle friction; when the racket 70 in the reference case is at the lowest point, the lower half of the racket is an invalid hit that cannot be returned Ball area; moreover, the hitting area of the horizontal grip type table tennis racket 70 of the reference case also has about 30 centimeters of waist and abdomen sides hitting the dead angle.

Therefore, generally existing table tennis rackets, no matter whether they are horizontal grip table tennis rackets 50 or penhold grip type table tennis rackets 60, all have their shortcomings and limitations in the hitting area, hitting changes, holding the racket, smashing the ball, etc., and the aforementioned The racket rotation angle and hitting area of the reference case are limited, and further improvement is required.

【Content of utility model】

In order to solve the general existing table tennis rackets, no matter whether it is a horizontal grip or a penhold grip type table tennis racket, there are deficiencies and limitations in the hitting area, hitting changes, holding the racket, smashing the ball, etc., and the racket of the aforementioned reference case The rotation angle and the hitting area are limited. The main purpose of this utility model is to provide a penhold horizontal hitting table tennis racket. The central axis of the handle and the central axis of the racket body form an included angle. The extended line of the elbow of the player is in line with the central axis of the racket body, which is convenient for hitting the ball with force and can be used for holding the racket with a penhold grip for horizontal shots, so as to achieve an enlarged hitting area and good hitting changes. The advantage of good racket rotation angle; the secondary purpose of this utility model is to allow users to reduce the need to adjust the wrist and elbow so as to effectively reduce the reaction time of hitting the ball.

The technical means used in the utility model is to provide a pen-hold grip type table tennis racket, comprising:

a handle, the handle has two ends forming a first end and a second end respectively, and a handle block protrudes upward from the handle;

A racket body, the racket body is in the form of a plate body and has a front face and a back face; the peripheral edge of the racket body is combined with the first end and the handle block and the front face are both located The same side of the racket body; the central axis of the handle forms an angle with the central axis of the racket body, and the extension line of the central axis of the handle divides the forehand surface into two regions to form a larger The racket part and a smaller racket part; the peripheral edge of the racket body is protruded respectively adjacent to the first end with a thumb rest part and a forefinger buckle part in the form of a block, and the thumb rest part and the The index finger buckles are respectively located on both sides of the first end, the thumb rest is on the same side as the small beat, and the index finger buckle is on the same side as the big beat; the first end is close to the thumb an extension line of one side of the butt portion is parallel to the central axis of the racket body; and

A rubber, which is pasted and fixed on the front face.

The above-mentioned table tennis racket is characterized in that: the joint between the first end and the racket body is located on the extension line of the central axis of the racket body.

The table tennis racket is characterized in that: the thumb abutting portion is provided with an abutting surface for the thumb to abut on and inclined toward the second end.

The table tennis racket is characterized in that: the index finger buckle is provided with a buckle surface for the index finger to buckle and is inclined toward the second end.

The table tennis racket is characterized in that it is provided with a rubber covering and fixed on the backhand surface.

The utility model provides the table tennis racket of the penhold grip horizontal type, and the specific benefit and effect improvement that can be obtained include at least:

1. The hitting area of the horizontal grip and the penhold grip: the central axis of the handle of the utility model forms an angle with the central axis of the racket body, and the first end is close to the extension line of the side of the thumb. Parallel to the central axis of the racket body, so that the user's elbow extension line is in line with the central axis of the racket body, which is convenient for hitting the ball with force and can be used for horizontal strokes with a penhold grip; The hitting area of the utility model not only covers the hitting area of the traditional horizontal racket, but also can still hit the ball on the waist and abdomen. Therefore, the hitting area of the utility model is larger than that of the traditional horizontal grip and the traditional penhold grip.

2. Good variability in batting: In addition to using the penhold grip, the utility model is further provided with the thumb part and the index finger buckle, allowing the user to apply force with the thumb and index finger and press the racket to control the angle and direction of the racket. Hitting variability is excellent.

3. Shorten the reaction time of hitting the ball: the offset grip of the utility model allows the user to naturally let the arm extension line pass through the central axis of the racket body when holding the racket, so as to achieve the best force hitting the ball This way, there is no need to adjust the user's wrist, which can effectively shorten the reaction time of hitting the ball. When smashing the ball, there is no need to raise the elbow too much, and a little pressure on the thumb can make the racket face control in the downward tilt. The angle can also shorten the reaction time of hitting the ball.

4. High hitting point position: Since the racket needs to be tilted downward at an angle when hitting the ball, the offset grip of the utility model makes the racket surface tilt at an angle to the same side as the buckle of the index finger, so that when hitting the ball, it is from top to bottom The hitting area is larger, and it is easy to form a high hitting point position, which is good for hitting or smashing the ball.

5. Good rotation angle: when the arm does not move, the change of the rotation angle of the forehand can be clearly seen only by turning the wrist; Hitting point kickback, high rotation angle friction and stronger kickback force; when the utility model is at the lowest point, the invalid hitting area of the racket is smaller, and the utility model is obviously better than the racket of the aforementioned reference case.

【Description of drawings】

Fig. 1 is a three-dimensional appearance view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a plan view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 3 is a rear view of a preferred embodiment of the utility model.

Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of a backhand shot in a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of hitting the ball from the waist and abdomen in a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of the continuous action when the preferred embodiment of the utility model wants to kill the ball.

Fig. 7A is a schematic diagram of the forehand shooting in a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 7B is a schematic diagram of backhand holding in a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 8 is a schematic diagram of the forehand rotation angle of a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 9A is a plan view of an existing horizontal grip table tennis racket.

Fig. 9B is a plan view of an existing pen-hold table tennis racket.

Fig. 10 is a schematic diagram of the hitting area of the existing horizontal racket table tennis racket.

Fig. 11 is a schematic diagram of the hitting area of the existing pen-hold table tennis racket.

Fig. 12A is a schematic diagram of the action of holding the racket with the existing horizontal racket type table tennis racket.

Fig. 12B is a schematic diagram of the action of the conventional pen-hold table tennis racket.

Fig. 13A is a schematic diagram of the action of smashing a ball with a horizontal grip table tennis racket.

Fig. 13B is a schematic diagram of the action of smashing the ball with the existing pen-hold table tennis racket.

Fig. 14 is the plane view of the horizontal grip type table tennis racket of reference case.

Fig. 15 is a schematic diagram of the forehand rotation angle of the horizontal grip table tennis racket of the reference case.

10 handle 11 first end

12 second end 13 handle block

20 Racket body 21 Forehand face

211 small department 212 large department

22 Backhand side 23 Thumb reach

231 face 24 index finger buckle

241 buckle surface 30 rubber

A central axis of the racket body

Center axis of B handle

C-arm extension cord

50 horizontal table tennis rackets 60 pen-hold table tennis rackets

Horizontal table tennis racket of 70 reference cases

【Detailed ways】

In order to understand the technical features and practical effects of the present utility model in detail, and to implement it according to the contents of the specification, the detailed description of the preferred embodiment as shown in the figure is as follows:

A preferred embodiment of a penhold horizontal table tennis racket provided by the utility model, as shown in Figure 1, includes: a handle 10, a racket body 20 and two rubbers 30 and other components, wherein:

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 , two ends of the handle 10 respectively form a first end 11 and a second end 12 , and a handle 13 protrudes upward from the handle 10 .

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the racket body 20 is in the form of a plate body and has a forehand surface 21 and a backhand surface 22; a peripheral edge of the racket body 20 is combined and fixed with the aforementioned first end portion 11 and the aforementioned The handle block 13 and the foreface 21 are located on the same side of the racket body 20, and the connection between the first end 11 and the racket body 20 is located on the extension line of the central axis A of the racket body 20; The aforementioned central axis B of the handle 10 forms an included angle with the central axis A of the racket body 20, and the extension line of the central axis B of the handle 10 divides the forehand surface 21 into two regions to form a smaller A small beat part 211 and a larger big beat part 212.

As shown in Figures 1 and 3, adjacent to the aforementioned first end 11, the periphery of the aforementioned racket body 20 is protruded with a thumb resting portion 23 and a forefinger buckle portion 24 in the form of a block. The thumb part 23 and the index finger buckle 24 are located on both sides of the first end 11 respectively, the thumb resting part 23 is on the same side as the aforementioned small beat part 211, and the index finger buckle 24 is on the same side as the aforementioned big beat part 212. Located on the same side; the thumb resting portion 23 is provided with an abutment surface 231 for the thumb to lean against and inclined towards the aforementioned second end 12; The end 12 has an inclined buckle surface 241 .

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3 , the two rubbers 30 are pasted and fixed on the aforementioned forehand surface 21 and the aforementioned backhand surface 22 respectively.

As shown in Figures 7A and 7B, when the utility model is used for backhanding, because the central axis A of the handle and the central axis B of the racket body form an included angle and the first end 11 is close to the thumb contact 23 The extension line of one side is parallel to the central axis A of the racket body, so that the extension line C of the elbow is in line with the central axis A of the racket body, which is convenient for the user to apply force, so the penhold grip can be used for horizontal shooting As shown in Figure 4, the backhand surface 22 can be used for backhand hitting when the backhand is hitting the ball, and its hitting area covers the traditional horizontal racket hitting area; as shown in Figure 5, the utility model When hitting the ball with the forehand, it is still possible to hit the ball on the waist and abdomen to avoid the dead angle on the waist and abdomen. Therefore, the height of the hitting area of the utility model is from the nose to the waist and abdomen, and the width is no more than 30 centimeters. The dead angle of hitting the ball is about 130 cm, which is larger than the hitting area of traditional horizontal grip and traditional penhold grip.

As shown in Figures 7A and 7B, the offset handle 10 of the present invention allows the user to naturally let the arm extension line C pass through the central axis A of the racket body without adjusting the wrist when holding the racket, so as to achieve the best The way of exerting force to hit the ball can effectively shorten the reaction time of hitting the ball; as shown in Figure 6, the utility model does not need to raise the elbow excessively when smashing the ball, and can make the racket's cockpit by applying a little pressure on the thumb part 23. The angle of inclination of the racket face is controlled under pressure, which can shorten the reaction time of hitting the ball.

Because the racket needs to be inclined downward at an angle when hitting the ball, the offset handle 10 of the present invention makes the racket face tilt toward the same side of the index finger buckle 24 at an angle, so that the hitting area from top to bottom is larger when hitting the ball. It is easy to form a high hitting point position, which is good for hitting or smashing the ball.

As shown in Figure 8, under the situation that the arm does not move, the change of the rotation angle of the forehand can be clearly seen only by turning the wrist; the highest point of the utility model is obviously higher than the highest point of the aforementioned reference racket 70, easy Form high hitting point return, high rotation angle friction and enhanced return force; when the utility model is at the lowest point, the invalid hitting area of the racket is smaller, which is obviously better than the aforementioned racket 70 of the reference case.

Claims (5)

1. A pen-hold grip table tennis racket, characterized in that: comprising: a handle, the handle has two ends forming a first end and a second end respectively, and a handle block protrudes upward from the handle; A racket body, the racket body is in the form of a plate body and has a front face and a back face; the peripheral edge of the racket body is combined with the first end and the handle block and the front face are both located The same side of the racket body; the central axis of the handle forms an angle with the central axis of the racket body, and the extension line of the central axis of the handle divides the forehand surface into two regions to form a larger The racket part and a smaller racket part; the peripheral edge of the racket body is protruded respectively adjacent to the first end with a thumb rest part and a forefinger buckle part in the form of a block, and the thumb rest part and the The index finger buckles are respectively located on both sides of the first end, the thumb rest is on the same side as the small beat, and the index finger buckle is on the same side as the big beat; the first end is close to the thumb an extension line of one side of the butt portion is parallel to the central axis of the racket body; and A rubber, which is pasted and fixed on the front face. 2. The penhold horizontal table tennis racket according to claim 1, characterized in that: the joint between the first end and the racket body is located on the extension line of the central axis of the racket body superior. 3. The pen-hold horizontal table tennis racket as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: said thumb abutting portion is provided with an abutting surface for the thumb to abut against and inclined toward said second end . 4 . The penhold horizontal table tennis racket as claimed in claim 3 , wherein the forefinger buckle is provided with a buckle surface for the forefinger to buckle and is inclined toward the second end. 5 . 5. The penhold horizontal table tennis racket according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that it is provided with a rubber covering and fixed on the backhand surface.

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