Forehand loop
Strokes
Arash alipour Asked 8 years ago
Hi trainer. I have problem with forehand loop. Is there any way I practice in home also without table. May be on wall?
Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago
Hi Arash,
If you hit the ball against the wall with topspin, it will come back to you with some backspin that you can use to practice your loop stroke. You can focus on the contact of brushing the ball upwards with a finer contact like we show you in the tutorial on Forehand Topspin Off Backspin.
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