Strokes
My forehand is a lot better and consistent from my backhand so on some balls near my backhand i really get confused to play the shot with backhand or forehand.
Hi Nikhil,
A lot of players have stronger forehands than backhands. If you develop good footwork then you can play a lot more forehands which will suit your game.
Having said that, it's important to develop your backhand. When you train spend some time on developing this stroke. I often see players make a big jump in their level once they get confident playing backhand topspins.
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on mastering the backhand counterhit, a fundamental shot that can significantly elevate your table tennis game. In this detailed tutorial, we dive deep into the three critical aspects of executing a flawless backhand counterhit:
Not only will you learn the correct techniques, but we'll also highlight common mistakes to avoid, providing you with practical solutions to refine your skills. Whether you're a beginner looking to improve your consistency or an advanced player aiming to increase the speed of your backhand counterhits, this video is packed with valuable insights and practice tips tailored for all levels. Join us to transform your backhand counterhit into a powerful asset in your table tennis arsenal.
Watch NowBecome a free member to post a comment about this question.
Nikhil Bathla Posted 12 years ago
thanks jeff
Jonathan Huynh Posted 12 years ago
when balls go to my backhand, i naturally try and chop or block it. how do i over come that instinct and is it normal to do this?
You should get a mindset of wanting to attack each of these balls. In training only allow yourself to attack any of these type of balls.
mat huang Posted 12 years ago
All i do is to get a strong fh loop, good bh block or counterhit. Bh loop is also good but it is not as speedy and fast- generally