Strokes
In the past i've watched your topspin training video, wich was a great help to me! Thx for that! And now some 1,5 year later I've became an attacking player. However my topspin strokes go a few inches over the table half the time... :S
So how to adjust this:
A) Try to make a more horizontal stroke (towards the net and less upwards)
B) Or make the same stroke as I did before (which movement is up and forward in an +- 40 degree angle) but with less speed? (holding back a little)
Thx, in advance!
Bram
Hi Bram,
I think the solution is to just turn your bat a little forward. This will get the ball going lower. So probably 'A' is the right answer here.
The banana flick has become one of the most important returns in table tennis. It allows you to attack almost any short ball and places your opponent under immediate pressure. Still it is a difficult stroke that takes a lot of practice to master.
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