Learn The Backhand Flick And Gain More Offense
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- The Backhand Flick adds many opportunities in your matches to mix things up and play a more offensive option. I'll walk you through the steps to learn the shot and gain confidence to use it in your gameplay!
Chapters
00:00 Beginning
00:15 Positioning
01:05 Why Use Backhand Flick?
01:26 Racket Angle
02:19 Nullifying The Spin
03:07 Point Of Contact
04:21 Follow Through
04:56 Recovering - Sport
thanks , would like to see more videos from you regards the equipment
Would be fun to do some equipment reviews. I’ll keep it in mind. Thanks for watching!
This was a great tutorial, thanks. Looking forward to practicing it.
It really is fun to practice 👍 Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the content, please make a video “How to return services”
Great idea, and it’s on my list of videos to do!
It is super helpful . I am trying to play T.T proffesionally and this helps a lot 😄
Go get it! Thanks for watching 👍
good tutorial .
Thanks!
Very nice tutorial. Thanks a lot for this. I want to practice this in my next training sessions. When I am not sure about the quality of the underspin of the serves, I often push the ball back instead getting active with a flick. My personal flick god ist Lin Yun Ju. 🙂
A “Silent Assassin” fan, huh? 😄 He’s QUICK with his Backhand Flicks! Thanks for watching and hope practice goes well for ya.
I never knew you could contact on bottom half of a backspin ball and topspin it. Always thought for topspin had to contact upper half of ball. Crazy.
You’ll likely get a mix of contact points during a match but just get enough speed on your racket head when about to hit the ball and you should be able to flip backspin to topspin.
Also, thanks for watching!
thanks man! love your clear tips, lots of useful details ;)
Thank you 😄 Glad you enjoy it!
Can you make a video "How to block with FH and Bh"? Tips for long pips and anti players.
I’ll make sure it’s on my list 👍 Thanks for watching!
@@PingPongPowerhouse In general blocking tips are appreciated