INTRODUCTION: According to the biomechanical analysis of serve techniques to Yining Zhang, who is the number one player of the world women's table tennis ranking 2007. METHOD: In the final of Women's World Cup table tennis 2007 between Yining Zhang and Nan Wang , we set a high-speed video camera (200 frame/sec) at the front of Zhang to film her serve techniques and other two JVC video camera (50 frame/sec) at her right side to finish a spotted 3-D film. The high-speed video camera filming mainly is used for analyzing the rotation speed of table tennis.The video which the two JVC video cameras shot is used 3-D-SignalTEC v10c analysis system to analyze serve techniques. All digitized coordinates are filtered using a low-pass digital filter with 8 Hz cutoff. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: According to the analysis to data of Yining Zhangs serves technique video, we conclude that: 1. The velocity of serves fright shoulderelbow and wrist are displayed. No matter whether serving a long shot or a drop shot all techniques conform to the theory of whipping in biomechanics.The speed of shoulder, elbow and wrist increase gradually. There is no remarkable diversity between long and drop shot from table one, which represents that concealment of Zhangs serve is good and rivals can hardly judge her serves. When Zhang serves long shot and drop shot, the velocity of racket which the racket hits the ball respectively is 4.30 m/s and 4.26 m/s and the velocity of ball which the ball parts from the racket respectively is 4.98 m/s and 4.76 m/s . 2. The velocity of long shot is a little faster than the drop shot one, but there is no significant difference (P>0.05). Based on velocity of arm, elbow and wrist in long and short serve, we conclude that Zhangs long shot is not powerful enough. 3. Rotation speed of under spin serve of the first three players of World Cup 2007, Nan Wang, Yining Zhang and YueGuo. Compared to the other two players, rotation of Yining Zhang is lowest and needed to be improved.
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