Hitting a Forehand below table problem

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Tri Vu Asked 8 years ago

Hi,

Everytimr I do a forehand below a table, the ball always pop ups really high and the opponent always have a chance to attack or smash my ball.

All the best,

Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago

Hi Tri,

Take a look at this tutorial which I think will help, Hitting Topspins From Below Table Level.

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Aniketh Danam Posted 8 years ago

Try contact the ball with the sides of the rubber( not edges) . Learn how to brush the ball more to generate a proper topspin.

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