Slow loop
Strokes
Abhiram Reddy Asked 13 years ago
I have been playing table tennis for over a year and i like to play aggressively . so if my opponent is pushing or defending i try to start my offense with a slow loop. the problem is i often end up hitting the ball out .how do i loop against the pusher especially one who uses little or no backspin without hitting the ball out ?is it better to use my backhand loop for near and over the table loops?
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Abhiram,
The important stroke here is the Forehand Topspin Off Backspin. By using this stroke you will be able to lift all types of backspin balls. If there is less backspin you can sweing more horizontally. The important thing is to still put topspin on your shot.
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Abhiram Reddy Posted 13 years ago
Thank you Alois.I have learned all the basic shots from you guys and you have been great teachers _/\_
Thanks Abhiram. It is always nice to hear that we are able to help.