Block
Strokes
agha agha Asked 12 years ago
Hello
I cant do block and my ball go out or contact to the net. please help me. I watched your relating video but I have yet problem.
what should I do?
excuse me because I cant speak english!
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Agha,
The block takes a lot of touch to be able to make it on the table. Firstly don't try to do too much. Let the ball come to you and then use the angle of your racket to guide the ball back. Make sure you are contacting the ball when it is still higher than the net.
Practice this shot during training. Get your partner to topspin to you consistently to one side and try to get the ball back consistently. then you can get them to topspin to the other side and do the same.
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martinand bernard Posted 12 years ago
Ithink it's very important to be relax, and a grip very lax