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I think i can bend the knees, but my legs were a bit tired since i trained table tennis 5 days this week and also hit leg day in gymTo me the problem looks to be in the forearm that is completely rigid. Try to drop your forearm lower and bring it a bit more back. Bend your elbow like compressing a spring, that will bring the racket closer to your body and allow you to spring out with more power and acceleration. Then extend forward and only slightly up, pivoting your forearm around your elbow.
Wrist looks fine, footwork is also fine, if you could bend your knees a bit more it would be better but that's a nitpick.
After some brainstorming i think the main reason from my issue really is the stiff forearm, since it's rigid i can't do the proper range of motion, wich makes me start the stroke away from my body, next session i'll see how it goes.To me the problem looks to be in the forearm that is completely rigid. Try to drop your forearm lower and bring it a bit more back. Bend your elbow like compressing a spring, that will bring the racket closer to your body and allow you to spring out with more power and acceleration. Then extend forward and only slightly up, pivoting your forearm around your elbow.
Wrist looks fine, footwork is also fine, if you could bend your knees a bit more it would be better but that's a nitpick.
That's still close to the table, not very farI feel like my backhand is a bit weird, can't figure how to release the power close to my body, and this make my BH really awful.
Close to my body, not the tableThat's still close to the table, not very far
Firstly, at the end of the clip, you step back too far and had to reach for the ball. That will definitely limit your power. Always try to stay close enough to the ball before hitting.
Secondly, you need to use the hip for the BH loop. Right now you just shift your weight from low to high. You need hip rotation , shifting the weight from right to left, similar but mirror to the FH loop.
So sorry I misread it, due to not fully waking up yet, haha. But yeah, try to not having to reach for the ball, as reaching is not optimal at all, for both power and precision.Close to my body, not the table![]()
Yess, thankssSo sorry I misread it, due to not fully waking up yet, haha. But yeah, try to not having to reach for the ball, as reaching is not optimal at all, for both power and precision.
You hit the ball way too far away from your body. You need to let it come in more. I'd take it one step at a time and get that part done first.blue
Exactly ! 😁Firstly, at the end of the clip, you step back too far and had to reach for the ball. That will definitely limit your power. Always try to stay close enough to the ball before hitting.
You did identify the issue yourself which is great.
If you have access to a hula hoop, putting it on the ground around your feet with your normal base and not making contact with the ball inside of it is a good way to find the spacial awareness for keeping your leverage correct with your legs and core. Right now you're just reaching a too much so that's why it feels weak.