Under table sidespin
Strokes
Dinu Banea Asked 8 years ago
When the ball is under the table like 20-30 centimetres i want to know how can i hit the ball with sidespin and when it touches the table ... just fly off the table.
Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago
Hi Dinu,
We call this the Wobbly shot.
You are basically doing a sidespin chop from below the table level. Brush across the ball to generate the sidespin. It becomes more difficult for your opponent because they can't see the contact because it is below the table level.
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