Counterlooping

Strokes

Robert Dimaranan Asked 13 years ago

Hi Alois,

I was wondering how do you execute a perfect counterlooping techniqe? And what bat do you recomend for counterlooping.

Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago

Hi Robert,

The counterloop is an extension of the topspin. You need to go much more forward on the ball because there is no lifting required because there is already enough topspin on the ball to get it over the net. It is more about keeping the ball down on the table. If you are away from the table you can have a bigger stroke. If you are close to the table it is all about going forward on the ball.

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