Strokes
hey
i have watched your video on how to serve like Jun Mizutani and it helped me alot ,so i thought u would be able to help me with this. I have been struggling to remember how to loop so whenever I come to the table and play or training I forget. When I say forget how to loop I mean like the motion I loop like. I like to loop like Doon Hoon Kang. What do u think I should work on to fix this problem. It’s been happen for about 3 months.
Thanks
Hi Cong,
It is important with your strokes to find your start and finish points and understand them and feel them. Once you find these the rest of the stroke will flow much better.
Take a look at our lessons on the Forehand Topspin Off Backspin and the Forehand Topspin Against Block. Take particular note of the start and finish positions and then try to copy them.
You can even do this without a ball in front of a mirror so you can see what your stroke looks like.
How is it that a player can always seem to get back those extremely fast topspins? Is it their incredible anticipation? The key to good anticipation actually lies in tracking the ball well. When you watch the ball closely your peripheral vision will pick up your opponents movements and with lots of practice those signs will help you anticipate what your opponent is going to do. This happens naturally with lots of experience. So it it your job to ensure that you are tracking the ball really carefully.
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cong tran Posted 11 years ago
hey
what do u think of filming while training or playing.
I think it helps you to see what you are doing.