Twiddling
Equipment
Peter Habich Asked 12 years ago
Hi Alois,
in youtube I found the lectures on tabletennis by Greg Letts. He often speaks about twiddling. What I understood is that this means the permanent changing of the side of the bat during a game. For example playing backhand with the red side or playing forehand with the black side (long pips).
My question: in which situations should I as a hobby player do this changing of the colour ?
Regards
Peter
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Peter,
Players usually use it to change to the inverted side on the backhand to generate spin or as a variation.
You can use it to use the long pimple side on the forehand as well if you are having problems reading spin on the forehand.
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