Forehand Push
Strokes
ahmed egyptian Asked 12 years ago
Hi...i am having a problem with the forehand push ...the ball always go outside the table....and i am a novice in this game...and i am from the people who use the rear face of the bat in almost every hits but when the ball come to the edge of the table on the right i hit it off the table how do i treat this problem...thank you
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Ahmed,
The forehand push is an awkward stroke. One thing that helps is to focus on just using your fingers and wrist to make the movement and not trying to use too much arm in the stroke. Take another look at the lesson on the Forehand Push and try to copy what Jeff is showing you.
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