Strokes
Hi Alois and Jeff,
Recently, I practice my backhand and forehand flick against the backspin/sidespin serves. I couldn't control the ball to the left side or to the right side of the table, especially the sidespin serve. It really makes me curious because I couldn't place the ball where I want to place it. Once, my father told me that I should wait for the ball to stop in the air and flick the ball. What does it mean?
Thanks a lot, Regards, Archel
Hi Archel,
Wait till the ball is at the peak of the bounce when you are making the stronger flick. This will give you a better margin over the net. To allow for the sidespin you need to angle your hand and push into the ball on contact.
We explore the concept of the hitting zone in table tennis and its relationship to the distance from your body when hitting the ball. Discover the optimal positioning for achieving consistent and accurate shots, whether executing forehand or backhand strokes. Learn practical tips and techniques to identify and adjust your hitting zone, ultimately improving your performance on the table tennis court. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, mastering the hitting zone is essential for elevating your game.
Watch NowBecome a free member to post a comment about this question.