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Carl, I am not that good at fh. I do have good footwork. I don't see the point why should i play fh in bh corner if I can punch the ball with my bh to get the point. Bzing, I can't smash in my forehand. Somehow or the other, my fh smash always goes into the net. Lycanthrope, why are you calling...

My chop is a stroke that I use to good effect. Especially my long-range chop from my bh corner. But sometimes I mess up my close-range chops. Should I use chop against balls close to the net?

I've now found my strengths. I am feeling comfortable to serve with my fh and then play with backhand whether it's the fh or bh corner. And surprisingly, my backhand strokes or punches at my fh corner are very consistent.

Maybe you can give Chairman a chance in the next match.. The Beast should absolutely continue

When will you post the highlights of your next match, ttd?

Great win against fusion strikers boys.. keep it up

Mr. IB66, I wonder that you live in which country. Do you know there's a virus named COVID-19 in the whole earth currently that's creating havoc? I dare say, you shouldn't think your virus-free country is similar to others. In India, there's currently lockdown. So I want to know where did you...

Who's OP?

Where can I watch it live?

But putting backspin is not advanced, right? I have seen how to do the chop. But I am asking for tips to drop the ball on table by using chop and putting backspin, you know. I play with an inverted rubber and am trying to do the backhand chop. The stroke against which I play it depends.

When I do the chop, it doesn't seem to work for me. Either I end up giving too much backspin and it doesn't even travel to the opponent's court instead gets to my net or I try to make it so deceptive that I miss it. How to improve this?

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Absolutely crushing shot. I don't think anyone can defend this.

I am not quite good at the forehand loop. So I am watching videos to improve it. I have seen videos regarding it, especially on Brian Pace's Dynamic Table Tennis Channel. Brian attacks the ball using his aggressive forehand loop and it's just amazing to watch. I truly think the pros even...

This does and will help because I am also right handed shakehand grip.

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Yes you're absolutely right, but I don't do the BH flick then. With some correct placement and speed, I smash it.

You know, you can't change them but rather change yourself. Forget about tactics, first learn to be patient. Don't bother about them. And you know what, don't take anything serious, including tt, just play anything for fun/enjoy it. Then you'll see the improvement. Be dedicated, patient...