[table tennis]FangBo teachs the backhand loop backspin from scratch.

[@rudycramer225]

Very good table tennis channel.

[@jogeshvani9188]

Thanks bro.. that finger adjustment tip is awesome.. very useful 👌

[@danielrenaud4639]

Thanks for great teaching !

[@BhushanMB]

Thanks Fang Bo

[@MAG-INSTINCT]

that is the point: i always forget to use my legs and waist :\ and i squeeze the abs/stomach and lean back...now I know what is the problem, thank you! I cant do BH loop with power, only the spinny slow shots (and a little bit high). But i dont know, how you can loop heavy backspin shots with this technique :O

[@kakaluser]

Looping heavy backspin can be divided into two scenarios: For lower backspin balls that just barely come off the table, use a slow loop to create a higher arc for better stability. For slightly higher or easier backspin balls, lower your stance and raise your center of gravity during the moment of impact. Focus on using your body to generate upward force, while your wrist primarily snaps forward. My channel has plenty of videos with detailed explanations on looping backspin balls. Feel free to check them out!😁

[@MrEast900]

@@kakalusercan you post a link on how to deal with heavy underspin balls on both BH and FH

[@yagzyalcntas553]

@@kakaluser good explanation

[@ramakrishna8263]

If we lift the thumb for backhand , won't it come in way of playing forehand shot

[@kakaluser]

so you need to slightly adjust grib when change to the forehand, you can check the videos😁

[@zivking123]

​@@kakaluserIs there a similar video of fangobo for forehand?

[@geraldcarino5009]

That's why there is a FH to BH transition and must be practise in multibles so your body becomes familiar with it, with FH you return to your original grip.