Switching quickly
Strokes
vansh ???? Asked 8 years ago
Hi sir,
I am playing TT in my school and I have problem. The problem is that when I am playing with my forehand side continuously then my opponent is suddenly giving me ball at my body at that time I got confused. What to play now forehand or backhand. I hope you understand my question..Pls help.
Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago
Hi Vansh,
Take a look at this video on Improving Your Reflexes which will help you with this problem.
Make sure you are always ready for both sides by watching the ball and staying more square to the table.
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vansh ???? Posted 8 years ago
thx bro... Ur website is stunning.
Thanks Vansh!