Strokes
Hey.
I'm having problems attacking backspin balls that aren't short or long, like a mid distance ball.
With long backspin balls I can comfortably topspin it, and with short backspin I can flick.
So with this mid distance ball, should I topspin, flick, or something else?
Thanks.
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Johnny,
If the ball comes off the end of the table on the second bounce, then try to topspin it. If it is dropping close to the end line, you need to get your legs really low and your leg close to the table to make this shot. It is a matter of getting as close as you can to the table so either putting your left or right leg forward whichever gets you in to the best position to make it.
Your stroke often becomes quite vertical because you have to go upwards to miss hitting the table.
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The forehand block is one way to counter a topspin stroke hit to your forehand side. Learn this stroke and you will be able to keep yourself in the rally even when your opponent get the first attack in.
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