Effective Long Push?
Strategy
Cristh Garrido Asked 13 years ago
Hi Alois and Pingskills
i want to know how i can make more effective my long push, to make easily for me block the fourth ball???
Thanks
Jeff Plumb Answered 13 years ago
Hi Cristh,
Whenever you push the ball long, you have to be ready for your opponent to attack it. This is why it's important to work on your short game. if you can push the ball short, your opponent won't be able to make the big topspin.
When you do want to push long, there are a couple of things you can do to make it more difficult for your opponent. You can put more backspin on the ball. You do this by hitting the ball finer. You can also think about your placement. The 3 places that you can generally cause more problems are 1) Wide to the forehand, 2) wide to the backhand, and 3) to the crossover point. Also think about the depth, the deeper you can get the push the more effective it will be.
Recommended Video
The First 3 Shots Decide the Rally – Master Them to Win
The key to winning more table tennis points isn't just about long rallies—it starts with the first 3 shots! In this video, we break down how to take control of the point early by focusing on spin, speed, and placement in your serve, return, and third ball attack.
🔹 Learn how to:
✔️ Plan your first 3 shots for maximum impact
✔️ Use spin, speed, and placement to disrupt your opponent
✔️ Avoid common mistakes that give your opponent easy points
Mastering the early part of the rally can give you a huge edge, whether you're playing against your toughest rival or just looking to level up your game. Try these tactics and start winning more points!
Watch NowThoughts on this question
Become a free member to post a comment about this question.
Cristh Garrido Posted 13 years ago
Thanks a lot Jeff