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  • My name is Tahl Leibovitz and I'm here at SPiN, New York. I am a professional table

  • tennis player who has been competing internationally since 1995. I am here today to speak to you

  • about the intermediate and beginner aspects of the Olympic sport of table tennis. I am

  • now going to demonstrate the forehand loop. What's really important is, in table tennis,

  • we have three types of balls that we go up against. Three or four really. One is when

  • the person gives us really heavy under-spin. When they give us really heavy under-spin

  • we need to use our legs, our hips, and our arm, and our forearm, and our wrist. So we

  • basically get all the power in the loop from our legs. It's really important to know in

  • table tennis when we use the forehand loop that all the power comes from the legs, the

  • hips, the forearm, and the wrist. So everything gets transferred together. We're trying to

  • use a lot of the legs, the hips and the forearm and we're trying to transfer it into our hand

  • so that we get enough speed so that we can spin the ball. The forehand is a very important

  • stroke in table tennis. It's used so that we can impart a lot of topspin on the ball.

  • For two reasons, one so that we can cause the opponent to block the ball outside of

  • the table, and the other is so that we can loop the ball away from the opponent, like

  • really fast. And that's why the forehand loop is a stroke used which got developed in the

  • late 1980's when they introduced speed glue to the sport of table tennis. Now what happens

  • here is again, we need to pass the racket to the ball very quickly and we also need

  • to know what part of the ball to hit. If somebody gives us a heavy under-spin like this where

  • it has a lot of chop on it we need to hit under the ball so that we can make it. If

  • they give us topspin like this we need to be able to try to hit the top of the ball.

  • So that's really important with the forehand loop and transferring the weight. If you transfer

  • the weight from one leg to the other leg. And this is the forehand stroke just like

  • this

My name is Tahl Leibovitz and I'm here at SPiN, New York. I am a professional table

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