around the backhand with the forehand
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Mahezzuan Junior Asked 14 years ago
hello aloisi,,i have tendency to do the forehand arounf the backhand juz like tennis..coz i really mad and enjoyed about roger federer...can i apply it to the table tennis plan..coz i wonder if this skill have a setback?
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Mahezzuan,
This is something that is done a lot in Table Tennis as well. Forehands are usually stronger so it is important to have this skill. We call it the pivot forehand.
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Mahezzuan Junior Posted 14 years ago