Table Tennis backhand
Strokes
randhir mishra Unknown Asked 17 years ago
hello sir!
i m a bit new to table tennis and a very fast learner of this game
my forehand strokes are good but i'm extremely poor at backhand shots
pls suggests something so that i could be good at it
thanks
Alois Rosario Answered 17 years ago
Hi Randhir,
The first thing to do is watch the videos on the Backhand Counterhit . It will give you a basic understanding of how to perform the stroke. Make sure you keep it simple to start with.
The basics are to statr with your bat in front of your stomach and flat. Then lift your bat up and forward. You can finish with your bat at shoulder height on the right hand side of your body.
Watch the Backhand video a few times and see how you go with it.
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