Tennis Forehand Topspin Loop

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Tennis Forehand Topspin Loop
Tennis Forehand Topspin Loop
Table tennis. Backhand advice?


I have reached a point in my table tennis skill that what I need to improve the most is a good medium power back hand topspin shot and a little more touch on the backhand.
Any advice?

Currently with my forehand I can do almost anything and my strategy is to get in good position to do powerful forehand slams to the corners (I usually miss long when aiming in the middle) and I try to trick the other player so he cant guess which side I am going to. I like to play at mid-range but my back hand is very weak from here. Currently i can only do too much of a looping topspin or just block/push the ball but my backhand is very consistant. I can do a powerful smash is the ball is at the right position and height but I usually hit a lot of attempted topspins into the net and if i follow through it goes off the table. I think I need more wrist movement any advice?

I improved my back hand by playing squash. You will learn to rely on your wrist more...and you will get speed and precision.
Good luck
Later...



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Topspin Tennis Forehand Progressions: Step 4: Loop

table tennis hit middle of the bat?


when ever i hit backhand topspin or forehand loop it hits the bottom of the bat is it the way im hitting it also does the loop have a big backswing. Another thing are you supposed the have the bat angled for the loop???

You just need to keep practicing. The more you practice, the better you judge when and where to hit the ball. Depends on spin, the bat should be angled to how you want to loop the ball :)

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