Making a long and short heavy push

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   How do you make a pushes with extremely heavy underspin?
I would want details on the following areas:
a) height of the ball
b) wrist movement
c) contact point on the ball
d) contact point on the paddle
e) arm movement

My paddle is quite bouncy and sometimes my pushes tend to pop =( then gets killed

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BallWacker Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Add to Buddy List Member Joined: 02/01/2012 Location: Tacloban City Online Status: Offline Posts: 18	Post Options Post Reply Quote BallWacker Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Making a long and short heavy push Posted: 03/17/2012 at 11:38pm
	How do you make a pushes with extremely heavy underspin? I would want details on the following areas: a) height of the ball b) wrist movement c) contact point on the ball d) contact point on the paddle e) arm movement My paddle is quite bouncy and sometimes my pushes tend to pop =( then gets killed
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tuco Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Silver Member Joined: 06/11/2007 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 824	Post Options Post Reply Quote tuco Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 03/18/2012 at 2:22am
	It's very similar to serving heavy underspin, except you don't want the ball to bounce on your side. Snap through under the ball with your blade horizontally. It is more difficult if you have bouncy rubber and/or bouncy blade.
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