Shakehand forehand wrist
Strokes
진만 ì„진만 Asked 14 years ago
i've started table tennis about two month ago.
And i've been watching free lesson of this site everyday.( all pages ^^)
And it's really helpful for me. And great thanks to both teachers.
I have one question about wrist angle of forehand stroke of shakehand grip.
My coach ask me to bend the wrist to downword making the end of racket pointing right side
( parallel to the earth surface ) which make me uneasy and feel pain on my wrist.
Is this correct way for forehand stroke ?
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi,
That is the correct way of having your wrist. Try to relax your wrist more as this is actually a natural position of the wrist. When it is relaxed it will get into this position.
Thanks for your kind words about the site.
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