Bloc revers au ping-pong | Un coup simple et efficace pour contrer les attaques adverses

🏓 The backhand block is an important technique in managing a point. It allows us to maintain greater consistency and a relatively low level of risk. Discover how the backhand block is a simple and effective shot to counter your opponent's attacks. 👉 In this video, you will learn: • When to use the backhand block to counter your opponent's attacks • How to perform the stroke correctly • Some tips to improve it • Two simple exercises to practice the backhand block effectively 🕒 Video Chapters: 0:00 - Opening Credits 0:06 - Introduction and Expected Results 0:37 - Athlete Introduction 0:53 - Basic Position and Racket Grip 2:00 - Execution of the Stroke 3:09 - Tips for Improvement 3:48 - Practice Exercises 4:22 - Conclusion 💡 When blocking a backhand, the racket angle should be neither too open nor too closed, otherwise the shots will be either too high or too low. The angle is adjusted according to the amount of spin imparted by your partner. The more spin there is, the more closed the racket angle should be. 📘 Video produced by AlloPingpong.ca, in collaboration with the Quebec Table Tennis Federation (FTTQ). 👥 Find ping-pong partners near you! Join our Facebook group to meet other enthusiasts, organize games, and follow the progress of the AlloPingpong project: 👉   / allopingpong   🔗 Useful Resources: ➤ Visit our website: https://allopingpong.ca/ ➤ FTTQ Facebook page:   / tennisdetableqc   ➤ Ping-pong basics playlist:    • Les bases du ping   ➤ Backhand techniques playlist:    • Les techniques - Revers   ☕ Do you like our videos? A little coffee for you, a big boost for us! ➤ https://buymeacoffee.com/allopingpong 💬 Tell us in the comments: How do you handle your opponent's attacks? Is the backhand block one of your favorite shots? 📌 Subscribe for more technical and educational videos to improve your game!