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| Author: | Oscar Moe Myint [ 12 Oct 2017, 02:36 ] |
| Post subject: | The term 'angle'? |
Sirs, English is not my native language. So,when I read some table tennis books, I find myself struggling with some terms. Would you please explain me the following terms; (1) angle e.g; angled push, give my opponent an angle to attack (2) Is extreme forehand and wide forehand are the same? |
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| Author: | Japsican [ 12 Oct 2017, 05:10 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: The term 'angle'? |
Oscar Moe Myint wrote: Sirs, English is not my native language. So,when I read some table tennis books, I find myself struggling with some terms. Would you please explain me the following terms; (1) angle e.g; angled push, give my opponent an angle to attack (2) Is extreme forehand and wide forehand are the same? Angled push = pushing the ball wide, probably away from the opponent. Giving your opponent an angle to attack = Your ball placement has opened up a part of the table on your side that will be difficult for you to reach should he attack. Extreme forehand and wide forehand are similar, I feel like "extreme" just means even wider than a wide forehand. Wide forehand = Near the corner Extreme forehand = Between the corner and the net (more angled) Hope I haven't made it more confusing! |
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| Author: | Oscar Moe Myint [ 12 Oct 2017, 05:50 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: The term 'angle'? |
Thank you for your kindness,Sir. It's your nice explanation that's simple and precise to understand for me. |
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