Looping
Strokes
Hazard z Asked 14 years ago
How to do a perfect loop in table tennis? Everytime i does my loops, it will ended up high in the air. Hence my oponents have the opportunity to smack.
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Chin Peng
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Khang,
Practice, practice and more practice.
As long as you feel you are getting the stroke correct then you need to do a lot of repetition to get the strokes just right.
If the ball is going too high in the air, maintain your stroke and just turn the bat angle forward a little. It doesn't have to be much of a change to get the ball much lower.
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Hazard z Posted 14 years ago
Does looping require the movement of wrist or both arm and wrist?