Forehand Loop
Strokes
Mergim Ratkoceri Asked 13 years ago
How can you do a very fast forehand loop without it hitting the net?
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Mergim,
The key is the topspin. By generating a lot of spin the ball will dip down quickly. Therefore you can hit it a little higher over the net and it will still come down onto the table.
Think about making the same strokes as for the slow forehand topspin and then speed the stroke up but keep the same plane. This will give you a good speed to start with.
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Mergim Ratkoceri Posted 13 years ago
thank and by the way is the Banda blade coupled with Yuki tmasu and calibra sound rubbers a good combination
Hi Mergim,
It sounds OK to me.