Aggressive Forehand Loop Demo

This is the slow motion demo of aggressive Forehand loop. The  player is a first division player in Hong Kong. You can see his motion is completely different from his previous spinny loop demo.

so instead of having a swing that is close to 90 degrees, lessen it by 15 or so? aside from the emphasis on body swing and amount of contact?

When I was a beginner, I didn't notice before one of the big difference of loop against backspin, especially spinny loop is emphasizing on moving right leg upward. But now my problem is I seldom be able to do the agressive loop(fast loop) against backspin during the game. I always naturally will do the spinny loop style. Any good suggestion to change that?

zeio wrote: Even better if it is accompanied by an in-match demonstration. Such as the one below @ 4:56

The amount of cho/cho le in this video is over 9000! :))

You posted a great reference, even with a specific time in a match.
For some readers' reference, the title said it is a match between the demonstrator and an ex-Chinese National Player.

I think most of the time is it right, but for fast underspin ball which is close to the edge and you are standing near to the edge, you may not have enough time to wait for the ball to reach its top position in its trajectory. At those case, you might probably hitting the ball at its rising stage.
Do you think so?

It's amazing to me how early the looper gets his right foot set and planted.  He has his right foot down well before the ball bounces on his side of the table, yet still manages to be in the perfect position every time in order to hit the ball right at the peak of the bounce. It's obvious that these two players have perfected this drill through hundreds or thousands of repetitions.

When I try this drill with my practice partners, the pushes I receive are at varying speeds and lengths on the table, which makes the drill more random than static.  That's good for simulating match type play I suppose, but not best for mastering your technique/timing.

Oh well.  Multiball I suppose!