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If you are an offensive table tennis player, there are two aspects of the game that you need to master.
The first aspect is - Creating the opportunity to attack first. I hear many table tennis club players telling themselves throughout the night, “Just use your attack!” Well that sounds nice, but how are you going to create the opportunity. There are several ways.
After you make the opening attack, try to continue attacking by following up with another ball and another ball. Against a good table tennis player, it will likely take 3-4 strong attacks to win the point.
The second aspect is - Being consistent in your attack. Even if you can create the opportunity to attack, that doesn’t mean that you will win; that merely means that you have the ability to attack. Your target should be to make 80-90% of your attacks on with both your backhand and your forehand. If you are making 100% of your opening attacks on and still losing, then you possibly need to give more spin variation, speed variation, and placement variation. If you are inconsistent on your attacks, then consider adjusting your technique in the following ways.
You should significantly see your attacking game improve if you focus on these key areas. Good luck!
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TableTennis.com
Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 4:30pm CT
855.691.3189
info@tabletennis.com
1044 Avondale Rd.
Hendersonville, TN 37075 USA
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