Backhand Table Tennis Topspin Technical Tips

Backhand Table Tennis Topspin Stroke
A few basic but fundamental tips That can help you with your back and stroke.
Notice how the player tracks the ball up to, near the point of contact.
The player's balance (core stability) is very good enabling him to easily adjust and move for varied balls and locations.
The player is executing a backhand topspin close to the table. This means he must keep his stroke relatively short. The main focus is forearm and wrist movement which provides speed and spin.
The angle of the bat is in and around 45° angle of course this would and does adjust slightly depending on the ball received.
Timing (contact point) is aimed to be hit slightly before or at top of the bounce.
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[@idrivearttabletennis]

Worth watching over and over - then practicing the same (over and over). Thanks for posting.

[@ebatt8803]

Always a pleasure, thank you Mr Roddick 🤗🏓

[@rakishman1313]

Love to see the same on backspin serve

[@ebatt8803]

Another time 🙌

[@MarcelSM01]

Nice. 😀

[@Vegan-sj1cv]

The angle of the bat is the most important thing. Same with forehand

[@ahpek6172]

Is there a grip (albeit slightly) between forehand to backhand and vice versa??

[@ebatt8803]

Grip change is custom to the player. It’s down to you as a player to find what works for you.

[@frankaylwardjr4986]

What’s up man, why so few and far between?

[@ebatt8803]

It’s tough with covid to filip properly so forgive me but I will be back properly once things settle and I have a good venue