Table Tennis Grip, from Forehand to Backhand Grip

Difference between forehand grip, backhand grip and neutral in shakehand grip

[@orionilian]

good video . it will be interesting to make a video of how the wrist works for forehand topspin

[@silaturahmitenismeja1901]

thx alot for share the secret sir

[@tabletennissecrets1191]

you are welcome. if you have any question, just ask.

[@kdgr]

🏓👍

[@awaisbhatti7393]

How he knows my problem 🥲

[@zizo015]

I came to the conclusion that only the neutral grip is good for me.. The ball is too fast to change grip.. Thanks for the video

[@titolefranc9409]

If you have time for a back swing, you can adjust your grip.

[@Waingro808]

I agree

[@rooky3526]

@@titolefranc9409 Yup, I agree with you. Him saying that the ball is too fast and he can't change his grips just sounds like a lame excuse to not put time into improving his game.

[@nhatho9219]

Thank you so much, sir. Solved problem.

[@mishamester]

Hello! Thanks for the video. This is exactly the problem I face with. when you say, "They need to adapt", what do you mean? the player should learn how to change the grips during the game?

[@tabletennissecrets1191]

yes, they need to adapt/change their grip according the kind of ball coming and how they want to play that ball.

[@mishamester]

Thanks for the reply!@@tabletennissecrets1191

[@roshandahal9728]

Please make one dedicated video on Penhold grip....

[@tabletennissecrets1191]

not a specialist , but will give some basics

[@titolefranc9409]

Can you please discuss residual spin? Particularly when your opponent miss hits the ball. The plastic ball seems to tip toward side spin. 🤔