Forehand control
Strokes
Duy Nguyen Asked 12 years ago
Hello,
My contra balls got a half topspin on it. My trainers are saying that i must learn the basics to aim good with my topspin. Because if i try to aim with my forehand the ball has got a half topspin on it. And no control so the ball always come to the middle of my partner. So i really want to know how to put control with also no spin on it to learn the table tennis basic forehand strike.
Duy
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Duy,
It is important to learn to control the ball first. Take a look a our lesson on The Most Important Skill. Then take a look at our lesson on the Forehand Counterhit. These may help you.
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