@cobalt,
I have seen the videos and I really can see the enthusiasm in both you and tangles wanting to get better, which is AWESOME! What I have to say is a constructive feedback
PRW wrote:
Cobalt, very difficult to learn a loop in that garage you play in - hardly any space to move, or even transfer your weight. Can the table be moved so at least one side has more space?
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@cobalt, are you able to make more space, lengthwise? It seems very confined. I think you need about 1 meter more space behind the table, particularly for looping practice. Ideally, you want most of that extra space to be behind you. Perhaps you could align the table with one of the garage doors and open that relevant door? Just don't hit or run into the centre beam sitting between the two doors.
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I agree with carbonman - what you are doing is not a loop - it is a roll/ low lob. Need to be more agressive, more "driving" in the shot...
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I think this is largely due to the confined space which is preventing you from making the full stroke, and in the long run through practice in confined spaces, you compensate / develop incorrect techniques. Once that space for practice is fixed, you will have more freedom to express your stroke/s and do so correct techniques without space restriction. I think you have a reasonable idea on how to loop but you need the space to do the stroke correctly.