Table Tennis Racket or Like Racket Played by Hand Controlled by Fingers and Palm

Abstract

A table tennis racket or like racket played by hand controlled by fingers and palm is described. The racket includes a handle portion with a palm curved set and a racket portion constituted by a ball-striking portion and a gripping connection portion. The ball-striking portion has a striking face and an opposite striking face. The palm curved set, intersecting the striking face at an angle and obliquely joined to the gripping connection portion, is completely mounted on the side of the opposite striking face. Therefore, the present invention may achieve the following beneficial effects. The effective usable region of the two striking faces of the racket are enlarged. It is possible to strike a ball from different angles and with different forces. The probability that the fingers contact the ball is also reduced. Moreover, a user does not need to forcibly twist the wrist, so the requirements on gesture are lowered.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]1. Field of Invention[0002]The present invention relates to a table tennis racket or like racket played by hand, and more particularly to a table tennis racket or like racket played by hand controlled by fingers and palm adapted for different users.[0003]2. Related Art[0004]A table tennis racket or like racket played by hand for tennis, badminton, softball, or the like generally includes a racket for striking a ball and a handle. In use, the handle is gripped by the palm of a user, and the ball is struck out by the racket portion with a force exerted by the arm. Central axes of such handle and racket generally overlap. The handle, protruding from striking faces of the racket, is slim and smooth, suitable for being gripped by hand. However, as the ball is struck out by the racket from different directions and with different forces, the user also needs to return the ball with different forces, from different directions, and at different angles. Thereby...

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Benefits of technology

[0020]3. reducing the probability that the fingers contact the ball; and

[0021]4. making it unn

Problems solved by technology

It is difficult to hold the shake-hand racket with the forehand striking face right to the front, unless the user twists the waist and does side bends, rotates the body along with the footsteps, or narrowly twists the wrist backwards.

It is also diffic

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