Forehand Counter Attack by Grandmaster HOANG CHOP | Table Tennis Tutorial | TTR

The most important part of this technique is to change the opponent's spin into your own. Don't be scared! If it's broken, skip it! Move forward! Bring your whole body forward! Hello friends! It's been a while since we've come back with video tutorials on table tennis techniques with Mr. Hoang Chop. Today, Mr. Hoang Chop will bring an advanced technique Today I will teach you how to counter-attack the loop! This is quite a difficult technique, hopefully with my guidance, you can approach this technique more easily. Let's start together! This is the advanced technique of the forehand topspin. This shot is very dangerous, usually will score right away! The stance is similar to the forehand topspin The left foot is slightly higher than the right foot. Press into the toes Usually the backhand will defend, but on the forehand, the pros will counterattack. Hand movement This technique is similar to a regular forehand topspin However, the difference here is instead of the end of the movement above the left eye, here, with this technique, our body needs to pull down more. Aim to pull the ball down! Because the opponent's attack has a lot of spin! Therefore, we need to use our spin to beat the opponent's spin! Push it down! Lower your whole body! Don't get too far away from the table! Because when the opponent loops, the ball will bounce quite short We will stand at a distance of half a meter to a meter to counterattack Lower your whole body! The hand movement is the same as the forehand topspin, but lower the body more! Hit the ball at the highest bounce or near the highest bounce! If the ball falls low, it is difficult to counterattack! Hit the ball at the highest bounce or near the highest bounce! If the ball falls low, the ball is too spin! It is difficult to counterattack! The most important part of this technique is to change the opponent's spin into your own. We will have to practice many times Only then will we get the feeling, defeating the opponent's spin! The contact point on the racket will still be in the middle Although according to the spin of the opponent's ball, we will press on the ball more or less. If the opponent loops a lot of spin, the more we have to press on the ball Sometimes the body lowers this much! World players like Fan Zhendong sometimes have to twist their whole body down to defeat the opponent's spin. That makes the attack precise. In this stroke, we should not hit too lightly nor too hard. Let's create the feeling of pressing on the ball. Need sensitivity, precision. Since you don't know how much spin your opponent has yet, we need good judgment. At first, practicing this shot was difficult. But if successful, it will be a quality shot, easy to score points if done well. Even force the opponent to attack first then you counterattack and gain points. With this technique, you cannot practice alone. You need a partner to practice. Your partner needs to create a loop with variable spin. At first, the partner does not need to give the ball too much spin, it will be difficult to reach. Let's practice pressing the body down Bring your whole body forward By doing that, we can defeat the opponent's spin. Bend your arms really fast Hit as soon as the ball bounces, don't let the ball fly away! Attack decisively, do not hesitate, do not hit too lightly. If you hit too lightly, you won't be able to beat your opponent's spin. Be decisive, seize the moment! Don't be scared! If it's broken, skip it! Keep moving forward! At this point you will need your partner to increase the spin. After a few practice sessions, when you get used to the basic level of spin. At this point, you need your partner to increase the level of spin The more spin the better. We'll get used to it just like in the game. More and more spinning Take more practice to get used to it. Hitting too slow will fail. Need to be consistent in movement If the arm changes too much, it will definitely fail. Need consistency, decisiveness without hesitation We can change positions to make it more difficult When we get used to it, we can change the angle of the racket to make the ball more difficult. If you are just starting to practice, I do not recommend doing the last skill. You should practice like this first. Applications in competition With this technique, to create an opportunity, we need to trap the opponent first If your opponent tends to actively attack first We will take the initiative to serve the ball a bit long. Absolutely do not deliver too long, the opponent will not give you the opportunity to counterattack! In the first situation, I will serve the ball a bit long for the opponent to attack first, then I will counterattack fiercely up! Only then will you defeat the opponent's spin. Bring your whole body forward! That's the key point of this technique! And don't let the ball fall too low. If the ball falls low, it will be difficult to counterattack. We have another situation where this technique can be used. Use short or long push to let your opponent attack first You can return serve just long enough for the opponent to not attack hard. Attack as soon as the ball bounces I taught the technique of looping the counter-attack You need to note, attacking is to be decisive and finish the opponent. Press your body forward! Lower than a normal forehand topspin You can see our coach is very dedicated. His sweat was as wet as if he had just showered. Hope you guys like, share a lot to support Table Tennis Review! Mr. Hoang also has a youtube channel Hoang Chop Bong Ban, you can follow other basic table tennis exercises. Good bye and see you again! Thank you so much!