Forehand loop to forehand drive
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Angelo Rillz Asked 12 years ago
Hey Coach,
I've been playing for awhile now, and i got down my forehand loop and also my forehand drive already, but i cant seem to transition from looping the ball to driving it.
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Angelo,
We do have a lesson on this for the Premium members. Forehand Followup.
This is a difficult ball for many players. You need to really get over the follow up ball. Most players hit that next ball off the end of the table.
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Angelo Rillz Posted 12 years ago
thanks Alois, im gonna try to practice doing that for awhile. hopefully i can master it.
Do u also have a step by step video on how to use rubber cement ?
Hi Angelo,
Take a look at this lesson on Replacing Your Rubber.