Outside the net strokes
Strokes
Jayant Ajmani Asked 6 years ago
Please explain how to perform a side the net stroke which rolls the ball on the table
Alois Rosario Answered 6 years ago
Hi Jayant,
To do this you need the incoming ball to be quite wide so that you have a direct path to the table. Sometimes you can get a bit of sidespin and make it curve around the net but that adds another layer of difficulty.
Then wait till the ball is quite low, around table height and play a sidespin topspin stroke like we show you in the tutorial on the Sidespin Forehand Topspin.
Not easy... but lots of fun when you make it.
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