Strokes
Hi Alois!!
I have a question for you
When I hit a forehand topspin I change a little bit my bat grip, a little more tilted down (THE ANGLE)..
I don't think is a really bad thing but sometimes after a backhand top spin, where I have a different grip, if the opponent returns the ball on the forehand, due to the different grip on forehand I tend to miss the next topspin or not hitting a topspin because I can't change fast enough on the forehand grip.
Should I practice more like this or try to have the same bat grip on the same sides?!
(Excuse my English - Romania)
Thank you
With respect!!
Hi Paul,
I think it would be better if you can find a more central grip for both forehand and backhand that doesn't need you to change between shots. The game is often too fast to be able to do this.
Practice this in training. Do a lot of hitting where you control the ball to one side of the table and get your partner to hit the ball anywhere slowly at first. See if you can find a grip that feels comfortable enough on both sides.
A great weapon is being able to vary the amount of speed and spin on your forehand topspin stroke. By making your stroke more vertical and brushing the ball finely, you can generate more spin. For more speed you need to swing more horizontally.
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paul chitic Posted 7 years ago
Thank you Alois!