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Hi Jeff, Alois,
Firstly thanks for the wonderful videos and explanation.
Whenever I am trying to hit a fast forehand top spin or a forehand smash, my left shoulder falls down. Then I either hit the ball on to the net or try to push it further and miss the table. What can I do to make sure that my left shoulder does not fall away?
I am a right handed player ofcourse :)
Hoping for your tip soon.
Hi Soumyajit,
Try to practice the movement of rotating you body through your waist. A lot of players do tip like a teapot rather than rotate.
You can practice this without the ball to start with. Get into a position with bent knees and a wide stance, like your ready position and then rotate. Then as you get the feeling of the rotation, you can start to ad your forehand swing in. Give this a try and see what happens.
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The correct table tennis stance provides you with the foundation for power and movement. By keeping your feet wide apart and your knees bent you set yourself up for success. We also discuss where you should position yourself relative to the table.
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