How to FH loop to your FH side?
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Henry Yam Asked 14 years ago
Hi,
I was wondering how to do a forehand loop to my forehand side. Lately, I've found that my loops always go to the backhand side (from my POV). I know that variety is important, so I was wondering if there's a way to FH loop to the FH side.
Thanks.
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Henry,
Changing the direction of your loop is just a matter of changing the angle of your wrist slightly. You can also do it by changing body position a little but a slight wrist change is all it really needs.
You can also think about just hitting the ball a little earlier in your swing. By hitting it earlier you will get the ball to go across court. The best idea is to place a target on the table and aim for it. This will change your angles quite naturally.
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