Table Tennis Forehand Flick
Written by ace.
Learn how to play the forehand flick (also known as the flip) in Table Tennis. This coaching lesson is proudly brought to you by PingSkills
Learn how to play the forehand flick (also known as the flip) in Table Tennis. This coaching lesson is proudly brought to you by PingSkills
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there so many little tricks to this sport…
respect it so much more now aye..
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Nice. Its a lot harder to master then it looks
nice video
does anyone know any vids which have the instructors holding the bat like you’re meditating , more commonly used by asians
u know what the problem is…
we usually never know how much exactly has the opponent spun the ball !..
btw.. this is something that i do… sometimes i perform -fake- backspin …(result: opponent tries to get it higher and the ball goes over the table)
very usefull
…try it especially in serves.. it will fool the opponent if he’s not an expert !
Stylin’
thats easy
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same lol
maaan if i could master this…id beat my friends everytime
great tutorial
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man ffs this is so nice 4 watching :S
this is a good stroke, looks just like oh sang eun’s flick
normally this shot occurs when the opponent either chopped the ball (to defend it) or just played a short stroke….
if they serve long, you can always chop the ball in the corner or near the net to make them play a passive shot which you can flick if chance provides
wat i understand is that the objective is to get ur bat as far down as possible before taking the shot. in a loop, the bat can be brought down well below the table, but for a short ball, the lowest u can get is just above the table top – unless ur using a light sabre:) its like making the most of available space