It really depends. If you flick is very powerful then sure you can. This is very situational and depends on your playing style. If you see a heavy underspin serve coming to you and do not feel safe flicking then push it long backhand. Most people are unable to loop the ball with their backhand consistently.
Sometimes when the ball is short I end up brushing the ball straight up with no power. It lands on the net. Is there a way to correct this? Thanks in advance. Your videos are amazing.
When the ball is very short, you can either push or flick at the peak of the ball bounce. If the ball is short and has lot of underspin, the push is likely to be the option. However if you spot a no/low effect short serve, you can be more aggressive.
If the ball is short then FZD would use banana flick, it brush the ball on the side so the effect of underspin is negligible actually. The different is just that underspin ball would be flatter and slower so it does not give enough kick for you to return. That just means you have to use more of your own power. This can be achieved with faster rubber and bats or usually for most it’s because of bad transfer of weight to the ball. Imagine one inch punch, you need to be efficient with the small movement you can make. Tense your whole body just before contact with the ball if you hadn’t do so, but relaxed all the way before especially the wrist.
I did this stroke a couple of years ago and my wrist began to hurt. I am 75 and its just not worth getting arthritis from a game. Fan Zhendong may not even have a wrist in the future.
"What is the MINIMUM BALL PEAK HEIGHT off the bounce where a ball can still be successfully and consistently BANANA FLICKED?" Or, put another way, "What is the MINIMUM BALL PEAK HEIGHT off the bounce below which the ball is TOO LOW to be successfully and consistently BANANA FLICKED and therefore can only be PUSHED?" I myself can consistently banana flick a ball with a bounce on my side of the table that rises to a 9" peak, but I cannot seem to consistently banana flick a ball with a peak that is only 7” or much lower. So at this point, I am not practicing flicking balls that are lower than an imaginary 7" MINIMUM BALL PEAK THRESHOLD, and instead, if the ball is 6" or lower, I'll just PUSH the ball. I’ll easily PUSH all balls with peaks of between 2” and 6”, but between a 6" ball peak and an 8” ball peak, I don't know what to do. These balls seem TOO LOW TO consistently BANANA FLICK (at least for me) but at the same time, they appear to be TOO HIGH TO RISK a PUSH (without prompting the opponent himself to attack my ball by his own FLICK or by his own LOOP). On the videos I’ve seen, even Fan Zhen Dong is generally NOT banana flicking any balls that are lower than a 6” peak. So, that being said, "What is the MINIMUM PEAK HEIGHT where a ball can still be successfully and consistently banana FLICKED? " OR, "What is the MINIMUM PEAK HEIGHT below which the ball is TOO LOW to be successfully and consistently banana FLICKED and therefore should only be PUSHED?"
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2- very organized.
3- real demonstration.
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5- serious (save time).
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This is one of the most difficult shot, not only it requires lots of setup, but the timing in positioning and hitting the ball are both very critical.
Great lesson and awesome demonstration.
Another amazing video... very useful!
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How to hold bat with full demostration of forehand and back hand
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good teaching methode yang yang. love your explanation, very clear, thanks so much.
Yangyang, you’re my hero. Thank you very much for the clear articulated directions in your best of the web videos.
I practiced it today. And then watched your video now. Was having difficulty in returning topspins. Now got the idea.
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Very use full video of back hand thanks ❤ to you. I wanted to see slow moshen service video .in this video which racket use can you tell me .
Hello yangyang Which type of butterfly bat do you use? Anyone know? Big n so style
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Hi Yangyang! What blade and rubbers are you using in this video?
Praise God slowly I can practice this backhand flick. although sometimes there is still something stuck in the net
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good girl... good lesson i mean. Make lesson about footwork please ,because i move awkwardly like a rhino)
Yang yang, could you share and explain about serve attack 123 ? I am still lack of expereince and strategy
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What backhand rubber are you using yang Yang?
Parabéns pelo video foi muito bem explicado.
nice shot..
@6:31 - little exaggeration, but this is our usual speed when me my friends play 😂
can i return all types of serves using backhand flick
Can you make a video about best forehand and backhand rubbers for offensive players? Thanks!
Hi, how do you return mid long heavy underspin serve? Thanks
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Hi, from the videos it seems that FZ holds his elbow unusually high and the wrist is so forward it looks like is between the ball and the net.
chrislanue the higher elbow allows him to impart more sidespin on the ball. If your elbow is not that high there will be more topspin and forward
How about "contact point" and " contact moment" sister?
This is good shot to start attack. But I have a doubts - should this flick be used to attack heavy underspin serves? Thank you for video!
It really depends. If you flick is very powerful then sure you can. This is very situational and depends on your playing style. If you see a heavy underspin serve coming to you and do not feel safe flicking then push it long backhand. Most people are unable to loop the ball with their backhand consistently.
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Sometimes when the ball is short I end up brushing the ball straight up with no power. It lands on the net. Is there a way to correct this? Thanks in advance. Your videos are amazing.
When the ball is very short, you can either push or flick at the peak of the ball bounce. If the ball is short and has lot of underspin, the push is likely to be the option. However if you spot a no/low effect short serve, you can be more aggressive.
Use your legs and transfer your weight properly. This is important when it comes to lifting underspin
If the ball is short then FZD would use banana flick, it brush the ball on the side so the effect of underspin is negligible actually. The different is just that underspin ball would be flatter and slower so it does not give enough kick for you to return. That just means you have to use more of your own power. This can be achieved with faster rubber and bats or usually for most it’s because of bad transfer of weight to the ball. Imagine one inch punch, you need to be efficient with the small movement you can make. Tense your whole body just before contact with the ball if you hadn’t do so, but relaxed all the way before especially the wrist.
I did this stroke a couple of years ago and my wrist began to hurt. I am 75 and its just not worth getting arthritis from a game. Fan Zhendong may not even have a wrist in the future.
"What is the MINIMUM BALL PEAK HEIGHT off the bounce where a ball can still be successfully and consistently BANANA FLICKED?" Or, put another way, "What is the MINIMUM BALL PEAK HEIGHT off the bounce below which the ball is TOO LOW to be successfully and consistently BANANA FLICKED and therefore can only be PUSHED?" I myself can consistently banana flick a ball with a bounce on my side of the table that rises to a 9" peak, but I cannot seem to consistently banana flick a ball with a peak that is only 7” or much lower. So at this point, I am not practicing flicking balls that are lower than an imaginary 7" MINIMUM BALL PEAK THRESHOLD, and instead, if the ball is 6" or lower, I'll just PUSH the ball. I’ll easily PUSH all balls with peaks of between 2” and 6”, but between a 6" ball peak and an 8” ball peak, I don't know what to do. These balls seem TOO LOW TO consistently BANANA FLICK (at least for me) but at the same time, they appear to be TOO HIGH TO RISK a PUSH (without prompting the opponent himself to attack my ball by his own FLICK or by his own LOOP). On the videos I’ve seen, even Fan Zhen Dong is generally NOT banana flicking any balls that are lower than a 6” peak. So, that being said, "What is the MINIMUM PEAK HEIGHT where a ball can still be successfully and consistently banana FLICKED? " OR, "What is the MINIMUM PEAK HEIGHT below which the ball is TOO LOW to be successfully and consistently banana FLICKED and therefore should only be PUSHED?"
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Backhand flick like Fan.... ????? Are you joking ????
Go easy on that poor guy.
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