Wrist Angle, Contact Point, and Blocking
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Raymond Simon Asked 7 years ago
What angle of the wrist should be when playing table tennis for a better shakehand grip, what part of the bat should one aim to hit the ball with for a topspin and how do one block a full of killer spin? Please coach answer me.
Alois Rosario Answered 7 years ago
Hi Raymond,
Have your grip central in your hand. If you extend your arm the bat should be in a straight line with your arm as an extension of your arm.
For the topspin hit the ball nearer to the front edge of the racket.
To block a fast shot you need to use an efficient small stroke. The best is the Backhand Block and Forehand Block strokes.
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Raymond Simon Posted 7 years ago
Am Raymond. Thanks Aloise and Jeff for your work in the you tube, I wish to a ask question on which part of the rubber of a bat and angle of the bat to the horizontal flow show be hold for playing forward topspin because I lack exact point to loop the ball ,which has resulted to inaccurrency and inconsistency to maintain the ball on the table please help couch?
Hi Raymond,
Contact the ball with the leading part of the rubber to get more spin. For more control hit it closer tot he middle of the racket.