Connecting your lessons

D K Asked 8 years ago

Hello PingSkills Team

Today I tried to execute the move-stop-hit tactic you advised me.

I must say that thanks to you,I was able to improve my strokes with it.

Though,I seem to be unable to connect this strategy with my chopping,especially forehand chop.

I seem to be unable to time my forehand chop.
Also,the chop is my longest stroke and I am quite unsure how to connect it with the shuffle step,because every time I do so,the quality of my stroke is really decreased.

Is there anything I am still missing about fast chopping movement?

PS: I would like to thank you so much.
Today,for the first time,I was finally able to interconncect your guides from your videos Improving your reflexes,Anticipation,Footwork Basic,Leg Position,Breaking bad footwork habits,Dropshot videos,topspin-to-topspin,Correcting erros,The push in detail,long pimple chopblock and some individual responses.
I was finally looking like a true table tennis player.
In addition to my now fully recovered eyes,I was able to take my game on completely new level.
Thanks to you.
Thank you so much.
DK

Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago

Hi DK,

Perhaps when you are moving to the Forehand chop you need to turn as well.  This will give you more time to hit the ball after the move and stop.

Great to hear that you have made such big improvements as well.