practising technique
Strokes
tom foster Asked 14 years ago
Hi
If im bored at home with nothing to do and then decide to practise my forehand loop without a ball or bat would it help improve my table tennis
thanks:)
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Jimmy,
Yes it would. As long as you practice it correctly. Try doing it in front of a mirror and make sure it looks like the forehand technique that you know to be correct.
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