Strokes
So I read if you attack with topspin and opponent blocks with anti spin then the spin will not change and come back to you with your topspin but in your perspective it’s a backspin. What about the rubbers with grip? Are they the same with anti spins or they are effecting the spin so if you attack with topspin you will get topspin as well
Hi Yagiz,
If you topspin and they block with Anti spin it will come back to you with backspin.
If you topspin and they block with normal inverted rubber it will come back to you with a bit of topspin.
I hope this clears up your query.
The banana flick has become one of the most important returns in table tennis. It allows you to attack almost any short ball and places your opponent under immediate pressure. Still it is a difficult stroke that takes a lot of practice to master.
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