Forehand block during a rally

Table Tennis Strokes and Technique

Last updated 11 years ago

abhishek shendke

abhishek shendke Asked 11 years ago

When playing a match if my opponent is hitting to my back hand have no problem if my opponent suddenly hits a top spin to my fore hand i am not able to in my fore hand i try to play in my back hand to improve on fore hand block what should i do. i am good at blocking in my fore hand but suddenly if it comes to my fore hand i am not able to play.  


Alois Rosario

Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago

Hi Abhishek,

Maybe the solution is to be more ready for a forehand block.  If you say you can block with your forehand normally then it is a matter of reacting quickly enough to get in to a good position and then play your stroke.

Try to be more prepared for the forehand.  This may also mean a slight movement of your feet to move around to more of a forehand position.

Also make sure you are watching the ball carefully during the rally and try to track it as early as you can.  This will give you the best chance to react in time.


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