Strokes
Some people say always keep the racket in the same angle and the same stroke always but I see top players doing a topspin from under the table and then they make it so powerful and then they make it short a lot of different types so should I try to do the same or keep the same average speed and spin
Hi Abdulrahman,
Once you have the basics right then you can adapt to the type of ball and the time that you have available to you.
This will change the swing for each ball that you play but the basics need to stay the same.
Most players are told to always return to the ready position after every stroke but that might be hurting your game. In this video, we reveal a smarter way to recover:
✔ Track the ball immediately after your shot
✔ Move your racket into position for the next shot instead of blindly resetting
✔ Improve your timing, balance, and flow during rallies
Whether you’re a beginner or advanced player, understanding this subtle change can have a big impact on your consistency and speed around the table.
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