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Old 06-12-2007, 01:07 PM   #37
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Originally Posted by Male26Dan
Well you can definitely cut it back in real tennis so I assume you could with table tennis, but then again, that ball is coming back much faster. By the way, if you have never played tennis, let a guy hit a slice to you and just hold your racket out. Trust me, I would believe what would happen. I use that to my advantage regularly.
You can definitely cut it back, as I said, but the sheer lack of space on a table tennis table, combined with the speed and spin of the shot, makes dropping in returns to topspins pretty much impossible. It's always going to come off the end of the table, in which case the player will generally have enough time to get to it, and at that point you've pretty much given him control of the point by chopping back.

Yeah, I'm never played any kind of decent tennis. I guess the same factors are probably at play. I wasn't fast enough to play tennis.
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