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jack Unknown Asked 16 years ago
hi
most of the people in my school and other schools(i go for matches in other schools) serve the ball low to the net and it stays very low .so sometimes i try to loop it if it reaches or i just play a push or block. please give me tips on this. how do u counter a counterhit?
and if ur bat touches the table while serving or rallys is the point given to the opponint?
thanks for anything and others please leave ur comments please
Alois Rosario Answered 16 years ago
Hi Nihal,
Sounds like what you are trying to do is correct. If the serve is long you can try to topspin otherwise push.
If someone plays a counterhit you can use topspin or a flat hit to counter it.
You do not lose the point for touching the table with your bat..
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