Forehand inconsistency

Strokes

Danish Ali
Danish Ali Asked 11 years ago

hi Alois i do not own a table at my home but i practice against the wall with my forehand with one finger on the backside of racket...in college there is only one table but there are alot of players so i cant get enough time to practice on the table ...in a match when i play with my forehand i feel lack of control and power in my forehand shots so i dont know why but i unintentionally put index finger on the back side of bat too...im much worried even some times i feel my self unable to block a shot with my forehand..kindly suggest me any thing which i can do of or on the table to improve my game.

sorry for poor english


Alois Rosario
Member Badge Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago

Hi Danish,

I would use the wall at home more and really get the feel of the forehand stroke.  Spend as much time as you can hitting and focusing on the stroke.  It is a matter of practice time.  If you can find another venue where you can practice that is the best solution since at college you don't have enough time.

During your practice focus on the index finger more.


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Danish Ali

Danish Ali Posted 11 years ago

ok thanks i will try my best


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