National Table tennis examination 1 to 9.

Table tennis examination is an important link in the development of table tennis players. The national Table tennis examination is divided into 9 grades, and each grade has corresponding assessment contents. The contents of Table tennis examination 1 to 9 are described in detail below.

1. Level 1

The first-level assessment is mainly to master the basic movements of table tennis and assess the technical level. The examination contents include forehand, backhand, sideways, footwork, topspin, backspin, straight ball, cross ball and hitting ball.

Step 2: Level 2

The second-level assessment is mainly to master basic techniques and understand basic tactics. The examination contents include: forehand, backhand, sideways, footwork, topspin, backspin, straight ball, cross ball, billiards, fast break, defense, backhand cross pull and forehand cross pull, etc.

Step 3: Level 3

The third-level assessment is mainly to master basic skills and use basic tactics. The examination contents include: forehand, backhand, sideways, footwork, topspin, backspin, straight ball, cross ball, collision ball, fast break, defense, backhand cross pull, forehand cross pull, backhand cross shot, forehand cross shot and backcourt attack and defense.

Step 4: Level 4

CET-4 is mainly about mastering basic skills and using basic tactics flexibly. The examination contents include: forehand, backhand, sideways, footwork, topspin, backspin, straight ball, cross pass, collision ball, fast break, defense, backhand cross pull, forehand cross pull, backhand cross shot, backcourt attack and defense, forehand attack, forehand loop ball, backhand loop ball and long-range shot.

Step 5: Level 5

The five-level assessment is mainly to comprehensively improve the technical level and further improve the tactical level. The examination contents include: forehand, backhand, sideways, footwork, topspin, backspin, straight ball, ball bump, fast break, defense, backhand cross pull, forehand cross pull, backhand cross shot, backcourt attack and defense, forehand attack, forehand loop ball, backhand loop ball, middle and long distance play, play change and situation grasp.

Level 6.6

The six-level assessment is mainly to improve the superb application of technical level and tactical level. The examination contents include: forehand, backhand, sideways, footwork, topspin, backspin, straight ball, cross pass, bump ball, fast break, defense, backhand cross pull, forehand cross pull, backhand cross shot, backcourt attack and defense, forehand attack, forehand loop ball, backhand loop ball, long-distance play, play change, situation grasp and defensive counterattack.

Level 7.7

The seven-level assessment is mainly to improve the technical level and tactical level. The examination contents include: forehand, backhand, sideways, footwork, topspin, backspin, straight ball, cross pass, bump ball, fast break, defense, backhand cross pull, forehand cross pull, backhand cross shot, backcourt attack and defense, forehand attack, forehand loop ball, backhand loop ball, long-distance play, play change, grasp of the situation, and so on.

8.8

Level 8 assessment is mainly to improve the technical level and give play to the tactical level. The examination contents include: forehand, backhand, sideways, footwork, topspin, backspin, straight ball, cross pass, bump ball, fast break, defense, backhand cross pull, forehand cross pull, backhand cross shot, backcourt attack and defense, forehand attack, forehand loop ball, backhand loop ball, long-distance play, play change, grasp of the situation, and so on.

9. Ninth grade

Nine-level assessment is mainly the outstanding performance of technical level and the superb mastery of tactical level. The examination contents include: forehand, backhand, sideways, footwork, topspin, backspin, straight ball, cross pass, bump ball, fast break, defense, backhand cross pull, forehand cross pull, backhand cross shot, backcourt attack and defense, forehand attack, forehand loop ball, backhand loop ball, long-distance play, play change, grasp of the situation, and so on.

Generally speaking, the contents of Table tennis examination 1 9 include the basic movements, technical level, tactical level and psychological quality of table tennis. Each level has a corresponding assessment content, which requires candidates to practice constantly in actual operation to improve their skills and level.