The forehand smash in table tennis is an attacking stroke which you can use whenever your opponent plays a shot where the ball bounces higher than normal.
The intention of the forehand smash is to hit the ball as hard as possible, with minimal spin, in order to try and finish the rally and win the point.
However, in many cases, more than one forehand smash will be required in order to finish the rally and win the point.
Your initial forehand smash may be returned by your opponent using a forehand lob or a backhand lob, so you may have to play several smashes in succession.
So if you want to improve your chances of winning more table tennis matches, you'll need to develop and improve this stroke.
Last week,I played our geog department table tennis team.The senior classmate let me play this stroke for 100 times,i felt tried when i finished it.
It's really a very hard work.I am exhausted.
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