Outside the Table Top Spin
Strokes
Alex Unknown Asked 17 years ago
I have a very close to the table attacking game but i am suffering when i get out of the table to counter spin.. what can be done so to improve in this reguard.. cheers
Alois Rosario Answered 17 years ago
Hi Alex,
A couple of things to consider when playing a topspin stroke form behind the table are:
Use a big arm action. This is an exagerrated topspin stroke starting lower and finishing even higher than a normal topspin.
You can give the ball plenty of air.
Try and get the ball deep on your opponents side.
Practice this stroke a lot during practice sessions.
Hope this helps you.
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