Practicing forehand loops

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dulguun ganbaatar
dulguun ganbaatar Asked 10 years ago

Hello alois, 

How can i practice my forehand loops if i do not have a table?

Alois Rosario
Member Badge Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago

Hi Dulguun,

You can use what we can "Shadow play".  You do the action of the stroke without the ball.  Stand in front of a mirror if you can and watch what your stroke looks like as well.

Then you can also use any table, it doesn't have to be a proper Table Tennis table to hit on if you have a partner or if you put it up against a wall you can hit it on there as well.

Take a look at our lesson on Practicing Alone for some more tips.

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Fouad Hafnium

Fouad Hafnium Posted 10 years ago

You can do what I call a shadow multiball (it's less ridiculous than singing in the shower). That way you have to move around a lot in order to exercise your legs.


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