Weight Transfer
Strokes
Adam Unknown Asked 17 years ago
I see many great players having weight transferring on their leg/feet and my coach also teach this to have more force and speed to the ball, but I have a problem in this. I can only do this once and I can't get back to the position quickly. How can I adjust this?
Alois Rosario Answered 17 years ago
Hi Adam,
When you have more time to play a stroke you can transfer your weight forward and backwards. However most of table tennis is played too quickly to do that. You need to have a lot of stability with your legs and use your upper body twist to generate speed.
The amount you can transfer your weight depends purely on the amount of time you have.
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Adam Unknown Posted 17 years ago
Erriza Shalahuddin Posted 2 years ago
Again, I'm digging old posts here (lol).
If I have stronger core and leg muscles, do you think they will help improving my recovery after I hit with weight transfer?
Hi Erriza,
Yes that would definitely help.