Long Distance Attacking
Strokes
Jonathan Huynh Asked 12 years ago
hi, Jonathann here
how do you attack when you're far off from the table?
THANKS!
TABLE TENNIS RULES!
=) Jonathan
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Jonathan,
When you are further back yo have a bit more time to attack the ball. You can use bigger strokes. There is no real difference in the topspin strokes just make them bigger so that you can get the ball all the way back to the table. You can also get the ball going higher sometimes if you want to. This can be an awkward ball for some players.
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Jonathan Huynh Posted 12 years ago
So it would be the ideal place for looping?
Yes you can use the loop from back there.
Ivo C. Posted 12 years ago
would you recommend a fast topspin or rather a faster one ?
You can vary it depending on the position of your opponent. Variation in general is good so that your opponent keeps having to think about what is coming next.
Ivo C. Posted 12 years ago
sorry, i meant a spinny topspin or a fast one =p
but apparently you allready knew what i meant, so thank you ^^