The student still doesnt understand the concept of a thin contact to loop Coach Wang's underspin chops. His still tries to hit the loop with a lot of force and hence isnt the contact point with the ball isnt thin enough to impart proper topspin. Look at when Zhang Jike hits the loop. He is trying to topspin the chop through a very thin contact rather than put speed on his loop
I guess you didn’t even realize she is using pips. It’s why Zhang says out of bounds. The point of the video is showing how to loop against pips with different spins. There is a float but no spin ball, a dead low ball, a top spin ball, a ball that wiggles. Due to different variations, the player has to use different looping techniques.
It seems like maybe she is alternating between chopping heavy and chopping dead (less backspin). And Zhang is saying to loop it thinner on the dead ones? Is that what's going on?
@@elisanabria2068 a dead ball is a non spinning ball. That's it. Yes, you can hit a flat shot. Is it still considered a dead ball? No? It's usually used for serves and chops, when the quality is hidden.
@@SIkRiILLeX That's a great explanation. I think i understood the concept but couldn't phrase it. The thinner the shot, the more the brushing and less impact through the rubber?
you dont need much impact to lift no spin ball but for a heavy chopped backspin ball good/thick impact is a must to ensure the ball can be lifted or else it will be slipped from rubber. Try with your LP partner.
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