Whos got a better bh than fh

my bh is VERY consistent, it is probably 80% more powerful than my fh, and since the ball is in front of me, its easier to make the shot. im quite short, [160 cm], finished high school and trying to develop a kreanga bh. My buddies says my bh looks like him , although not as crazy.

I have more bh winners than my fh, so right now im trying to develop my sh*tty fh. I cant loop or smash fh, and i move my wrist at the last mooment, creating random direction. your thoughts guys?

[ps. im trying to develop a looping motion based on alexei smirnov]

if that doesnt work, then the great jonyer, who looped like throwing a discus]

sorry for babbling on like this, i just need to tell somebody whos got lots more experience.

When doing multiball-training my backhand loop seems, qua technique, better than my forehand loop. However when playing a serious match my Fh is obviously a lot stronger..and thus my main weapon you could say. Heavy push and flip are better with my backhand though.

that is very good. but don't forget that in many cases whoever have good backhand lost many points because of concentrates on their backhand attacks that cause can not do good footwork and use forehand strokes as it should be.
for a few months i had this problem. so, good and powerful backhand is great but positioning should be planed for forehand at the first.

thx for the comments guys, i guess ill work more on my fh in my training.
I need to hit the ball more on the side, cause thats not wat im doin, it feels more constricted, cause im not used to hit the ball on  the side.

I have this doubt in my head that i may miss it, thats y me bh is better.
YEh i guess ur right. i have to develop basic fh stroke and then work on a style.

may backhand is a lot better than my forehand although i could loop drive with my fh i seldom use it since i could always scores with my flicks, hits and loops on my bh i could even attack all kinds of serves almost all of the time with accurate placements.. sad to say my forehand goes out of the table 40% of the time :(

well ttman thats kinda true, and hence i rush it and screw my fh loop completely.

theman wrote: I need to hit the ball more on the side, cause thats not wat im doin, it feels more constricted, cause im not used to hit the ball on� the side.

As somebody said you may have a stance which favours bh.

To improve yr fh weight transference, practice hitting fhs from bh corner to opp bh corner. From there the weight transfer is much easier to get right. Also do alternate bh and fh from bh corner to bh corner. Finally
Falkenberg. After six months you wont recognize yourself.

Years ago, I started similar to you blocking and hitting bhs always making errors on my fh. I am really glad I sorted it out as tt is much more fun as a two winged game!

theman wrote: GO JONYER.!!!!!!

GERGELY was great too. The Kreanga of his time!

i have a really weak backhand loop... but i have recently perfected a shot that works well for me: the backhand punch, it is great for hitting spinny loops. also when im lobbing away from the able i like to throw in a bh punch into the opposite corner of the table from where the opponent is standing, it often works, it is not insanely powerful but they never expect it.

he does

http://youtube.com/watch?v=4qgD8_ducEo