I wish to speak a bit about Seth’s video, especially the Type 1 spin-up technique he mentioned against ambiguous spin ball, that is to say, when you are not sure about the spin on the incoming ball.
In the video, he recommends to spin up the ball to create a high loopy and spinny ball as the default solution.
I tried and I face the problem of over looping. Many a times, my club mate pushes are not spinny, almost dead and short. Why this happens? It is because at club level, we try to play safer so we just touch the ball to play short to prevent opponent from looping / attacking the ball. In a nutshell, we try not to let the ball go out of table to make it harder for opponent to start the attack.
In such a situation, when I loop, the ball will over shoot ( deadish ball ) and if I try to push, it pops up high. How does one deal with such situation?