Backhand strokes with long pimples
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francis coilee Asked 11 years ago
hi coach,
after attack the backspin ball using long pimples with my backhand counter hit ,my opponent return the ball with a block and then the ball becomes top spin to me.
can i use the backhand counter hit with long pimples to attack again?(i tried it but the ball always went into the net or fly far away from the table)
or is there any other suggestion for me to attack the ball with my backhand long pimples strokes?
thank you
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Francis,
You can use the counter hit again on the next stroke. You need to adjust the angle of the racket depending on the amount of topspin that is on the ball. The ball will tend to be a bit slower so you would have to open the angle of your racket slightly.
That stroke can be played but it is a matter of getting the angle just right which will take time to learn fully.
The easier shot would be to chop that next ball because of the topspin on the ball but it may not be as effective against some players.
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francis coilee Posted 11 years ago
Hi Alois,
thank you very much for your guiding and i will work hard for it.
once again,thank you very much!
Oscar Moe Myint Posted 11 years ago
Sir,
My opponent serves with long , fast ,underspin to my backhand side.Should I use backhand loop of push?
It is preferable to use a loop if you can. This will put you on the attack. If you push it back, it will give your opponent an opportunity to attack.