Crossover

The way wheeling was described to me it's almost exactly like the crossover only in reverse  from what I understand it is a way to move out of backhand position to your forehand to surprise your opponent and change up the shot unexpectedly.  Basically (right handed mind you)what I was shown was your set up for a back hand but instead you start to wind up for your forehand at the same time your right foot crosses behind your left weight shifts to the right and then you shift your weight to the left as you bring your left foot back over and swing your bat through the ball  and it leaves you balanced and in position for the next shot (if there is one ;) )  The coordination involved in both of these moves is incredibly difficult to do.   Right now my routine for these have been: set up the robot to shoot cross table to my forehand side.. so I crossover to the first shot stay there for a backhand then wheel around for a second forehand down the line.   It's easy to do this when it's deliberate but to get myself to do it in a game is a whoooole nother issue and I really have no one to practice with at the moment.  Hopefully I was detailed enough in that explanation of the "wheeling" technique.   I can't really think of any examples on youtube or anything it's rare you get a good focused shot of the footwork lol and again thanks for the time to teach all of  us from half a world away